Passed
I am new here and forgive me if my English is not very good ...
I went to exam today and passed with score 884, miss 2 questions I think.
The test itself is not very easy ,at least I think it's difficult than Network+ exam . You need to read the questions very carefully to answer it right.
Many many thanks to Johan , the technotes of this site does help me a lot. Actually, I think it's so much better than many books on the market.
I use the books from sybex and syngress .
But I believe only the books are not enough to pass this exam , you need more Practice tests to help you to locate your weakness. IMHO, Transcender is pricey but a not bad choice. BTW, I use google a lot to search the detail information of specific topic(standard,protocol,PKI,S/MIME,PGP...)
Good luck to anyone who wants to take this exam in the future.
I went to exam today and passed with score 884, miss 2 questions I think.
The test itself is not very easy ,at least I think it's difficult than Network+ exam . You need to read the questions very carefully to answer it right.
Many many thanks to Johan , the technotes of this site does help me a lot. Actually, I think it's so much better than many books on the market.
I use the books from sybex and syngress .
But I believe only the books are not enough to pass this exam , you need more Practice tests to help you to locate your weakness. IMHO, Transcender is pricey but a not bad choice. BTW, I use google a lot to search the detail information of specific topic(standard,protocol,PKI,S/MIME,PGP...)
Good luck to anyone who wants to take this exam in the future.
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and thanks for the words about the TechNotes
There's one other thing I would like to share with you guys.. You may know about it already but I just want to make sure you don't make the same mistake like I did .
For preparing this exam, I used Transcender ,SelfTest and Preplogic Practice test. Much to my surprise, I found out that the questions in Transcender and SelfTest are 99% identical and Selftest is much cheaper than Transcender
I finally figure out that both Transcender and Selftest belong to Kaplan now.