Starting to study for Net+. Which book should I choose?
Fresh off the back of passing the A+, i'm going to start towards my Net+.
For A+, I used the Mike Meyers book, Exam Cram and Professor Messers videos.
For Net+, I will definitely be using an Exam Cram book and Professor Messers videos, but I didn't particularly like the Mike Meyers book for A+.
The two options I have at the moment for the main resource to learn from would be 'Mike Meyers Net+ sixth edition' or the 'Todd Lammle, Sybex 3rd Edition book' (http://tinyurl.com/zuu3p3g).
I guess what I'd like to know is if anybody has any experience with the Sybex book and whether they would recommend it over the Mike Meyers book?
For A+, I used the Mike Meyers book, Exam Cram and Professor Messers videos.
For Net+, I will definitely be using an Exam Cram book and Professor Messers videos, but I didn't particularly like the Mike Meyers book for A+.
The two options I have at the moment for the main resource to learn from would be 'Mike Meyers Net+ sixth edition' or the 'Todd Lammle, Sybex 3rd Edition book' (http://tinyurl.com/zuu3p3g).
I guess what I'd like to know is if anybody has any experience with the Sybex book and whether they would recommend it over the Mike Meyers book?
Server and Storage Analyst
CompTIA A+ ⚫
MSCA: Server 2016 - 70-710⚫ 70-711⚫ 70-712⚫
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Thanks for clearing this up. I think I will go with the Lammle's Net+ book, because as you said, the Mike Meyer's A+ book is very tedious.
I'll let this thread play out as I'd love to hear a few more opinions.
Server and Storage Analyst
CompTIA A+ ⚫
MSCA: Server 2016 - 70-710⚫ 70-711⚫ 70-712⚫
I'd like to hear your opinions about the two books if possible.
Thanks.
Server and Storage Analyst
CompTIA A+ ⚫
MSCA: Server 2016 - 70-710⚫ 70-711⚫ 70-712⚫