Different than Net+

Hello everyong, I am just kinda scratching my head on this one. What is the big difference between the Net+ and the i-net+? And if I have the Net+ why would I really need the I-Net+? Is it just a cert that Comptia can make more money and serve no real purpose?? Thanks for your feedback.

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seuss_ssues

Network+ is aimed at learning the basics of networking.
Inet+ is aimed at learning the basics of "internet" technology.

There is some overlap between the materials but the inet also goes into topics of servers, html coding and so on.

ESOK

seuss_ssues wrote:

Network+ is aimed at learning the basics of networking.
Inet+ is aimed at learning the basics of "internet" technology.

There is some overlap between the materials but the inet also goes into topics of servers, html coding and so on.

Actually, there is a lot of overlap. I took the Network+ and the i-Net+ exams on the same day. I took the i-Net+, just for some extra college credit.

I think CompTIA's eBiz+ is what offers something a bit different. I think they should combine i-Net+ and eBiz+ into one serious Internet Webmaster type cert.