Take the Exam tuesday Feb 28th.
Im a first time poster. I have been hagning out here for a few dyas and taking the practice exams and reading. I feel i have slacked off in a few depts mainly Ipsec, kerberos, and Acronyms. I am craming all day today to pass tommorrow.
I would like to thank all the ppl here for the postings and exams which i hope will help out.
My main focus of study have been on OSI, Ports, Topologies, Security, and network implementation. Any suggestions on what i am missing to help study today?
Thanks in advanced.
Also i have noticed i can pass some exams on some site with ease and other sites just stump me (some questions on ****.com).. cause they come up with wild questions. Should i worry about these stumping sites? or be confident i can pass most practice exams?
I would like to thank all the ppl here for the postings and exams which i hope will help out.
My main focus of study have been on OSI, Ports, Topologies, Security, and network implementation. Any suggestions on what i am missing to help study today?
Thanks in advanced.
Also i have noticed i can pass some exams on some site with ease and other sites just stump me (some questions on ****.com).. cause they come up with wild questions. Should i worry about these stumping sites? or be confident i can pass most practice exams?
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indubasu Member Posts: 50 ■■□□□□□□□□pay maximum attention on various troubleshooting scenarios... Taking lots of practice tests is a nice way of gauging how well u r prepared for the real exam...
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l1fted Member Posts: 8 ■□□□□□□□□□How about cabling?? i seem to fall short on memorizing the different lengths and specifics. Is this something i should put more focus in?
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Matt_Smi Member Posts: 111 ■■■□□□□□□□I am taking this exam very soon, probably early next week depending on how much studying I get done this week/weekend. So I will be interested to hear your thoughts on the exam. I think I am in pretty good shape, I got most of my ports memorized, got the OSI down, am pretty good with cable standards/topologies and am very good with troubleshooting questions on the practice tests I take. I am scoring consist 85-90% on the transcender test I have been using, and that’s not just because I have memorized the answers.
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acewilborn Member Posts: 2 ■□□□□□□□□□Ok, I actually took the Comptia Network+ N10-003 test today, and passed. There are a few off the wall questions, I suggest knowing your radio antenaes... I don't know what that has to do with anything, but it was on the test...
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drainey Member Posts: 261Trancender is considered by many to be the top practice exam maker. I also like Self-Test Software. (www.selftestsoftware.com) Both are excellent replicas of what the real test usually feels like.
If you know your OSI layers, the cable lengths/ topologies and troubleshooting you should be fine. You might brush up on wireless ans security basics though.The irony truly is strange that you're the only one you can change. -- Anthony Gomes -
l1fted Member Posts: 8 ■□□□□□□□□□i used to have the Selftestsoftware Practice exam for the old Network+ exam.. dont have the new one tho.
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l1fted Member Posts: 8 ■□□□□□□□□□almost 11pm.. still cramming for the test tmw.. Thanks again for the help all.
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l1fted Member Posts: 8 ■□□□□□□□□□After all that cramming.. I finally Passed. i am happy.
I used this board and MCMCSE for testing. I also got ahold of CBT Nuggets & VTC Network + guides. Each of some help.
i really like Sybex Network + book and used it also.
Thanks alot to some of the suggestions from here and input.
I am not sure which direction to take from here.. but i will be sorting that soon i hope.. -
Matt_Smi Member Posts: 111 ■■■□□□□□□□Good job! Did you test seem to focus mostly on what others are saying, troublshooting, ports, OSI, ect? Or did you get some odd questions?