CCEA Exam Cram

The Citrix CCEA MetaFrame 1.8 for Windows Exam Cram study guide will give readers the knowledge necessary to both understand the underlying technologies and pass the CCEA exams. Candidates must pass four of the following exams covered in this study guide-Citrix Resource Management Services Exam (910), Citrix Installation Management Services Exam (920), SecureICA and Security exam (930), Load Balancing Services/Citrix Program Neighborhood exam (940), and the Citrix Nfuse Administration Exam (950). The book employs the proven Exam Cram method to efficiently coach the reader on key exam subjects like Load Balancing and Program Neighborhood, Citrix Installation Management Services, Resource Management Services, and Secure ICA. CCEA Candidates also benefit from well-liked Exam Cram features like tear-out cram sheets and memory-joggers, sections on proven test-taking strategies, warnings on trick questions, and time-saving study tips.

Anoop Jalan has been working in the IT industry for nearly ten years, acquiring a broad range of skills and experience ranging from Mainframes to PCs. He has acted as a consultant, a systems integrator, developer and database designer for companies throughout the country. He has over 4 years experience with Windows NT and TCP/IP, and has attained a number of industry certifications.

Travis Guinn (CCA, MCSE, CCSA, CCSE, A+) is currently a Senior Technical Officer with JPMorgan Chase & Co in Dallas, TX. He has been in the IT industry for 10 years and started one of the first Windows NT based ISPs in Charleston, South Carolina, where he gained extensive experience in TCP/IP and large scale dial-in solutions from US Robotics. Travis then worked a large Citrix integrator for three years on projects involving MetaFrame, 3Com Total Control, Checkpoint Firewall-1, RSA SecurID, AVT RightFax, and a Windows 2000 based Managed Service Provider initiative.

Gene R Beaty, CCEA, CCA, CCI, MCSE+I, MCDBA, CTT, JD, is Vice-President of The Diamond Group, which provides security to federal government and commercial facilities around the US. Gene has been an Attorney since 1971 and has managed networks since the mid 80's. He focuses on network and facility security.