Network+ 2005 In Depth

Have any of you guys used this book, if you have what do you think of it, is it worth getting?

Network+ 2005 In Depth
by Tamara Dean

Link:http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&isbn=1592007929&itm=1

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OpenSource

Yes. I have that book and it's very good. Lots of useful information.
You can get the book much cheaper though, here:
http://www.nerdbooks.com/item.php?id=1592007929

If you want one of the best Network+ books I've seen, try this:
http://www.nerdbooks.com/item.php?id=061921743X

Problem is, it's so expensive, I have not been able to buy it...

- Joey

rowelld

im reading this book at the moment. I think its a really good book but dont rely heavily on it. Try to get your hands on at least another book.

OpenSource

rowelld wrote:

im reading this book at the moment. I think its a really good book but dont rely heavily on it. Try to get your hands on at least another book.

I don't think it would be very intelligent to rely upon merely one book for any particular certification or even particular topic, related or not. The more books you read on a particular topic, the more information you wll get and the more you will learn, both resulting in a better understanding of the topic at hand. Remember that every book has something another book won't, even if they cover the same or a similar topic.

- Joey

kinezo

A good supplementary book (not related to N+ or its objectives) is "Networking In The Internet Age" by Alan Dennis. He goes through the layers and different networking technologies extremely well. I've seen it used as a course textbook for networks at various colleges.