Exam Cram book and Messer is that enough?

I seen the Messer vids about three times all 189 of them and feel pretty understanding of the subjects. I recently got the Cram Exam book and was wondering if those two are enough to pass?? For the A+ Exam I just used the Cram Exam and passed with that. This is all referring to N+ of course.

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chronos42

Professor Messer and Exam Cram are solid for review once you already have a foundation, but I'd say you need to find a primary, in-depth source of information to really build your knowledge. Mike Meyer's N+ book or Lammle's N+ books are two good examples.

markulous

I used the CompTIA review guide along with both of those materials and passed with a solid score. You can probably pass with both of those if you feel confident on the basics of networking. Look through the objectives on CompTIA's site and if you are comfortable with them, you should be good.

DoubleNNs

It really depends on your existing experience. The Net+ was my first cert. I used Mike Meyers book then both Prof Messer and then the Exam Cram. However, for the A+ I simply skimmed thru the Exam Cram.

I think a primary study guide would be best. But if you already understand all the concepts and have some experience, you might be good with the resources you're currently employing.

Justin-

I took Network+ a month or so ago and I only used exam cram as my primary resource. Some messer videos but no more. I practiced using the included practice exams and the practice exam on this site.

Goodluck!

grave_digger

Justin- wrote: »

I took Network+ a month or so ago and I only used exam cram as my primary resource. Some messer videos but no more. I practiced using the included practice exams and the practice exam on this site.

Goodluck!

wheres the practice questions on this site?