Passed and here are some tips!
It was harder than I thought.
All my worry about Subnetting.
Subnetting - there were maybe 2 questions.
OSI Layers - probably about 10 questions.
A few more on HW and Protocols and at what layer they exist.
Study wireless and fiber stuff.
If you do Windoz - Study MAC and Novell.
Know the ARP, PING, NETSTAT, ETC. Know them well!
Good Luck to all.
On a lighter note:
Remember, when a group of folks graduate from Medical School...
The head of the class is called a Valedictorian, what do you call the last in the class?
You still call him/her a Doctor!!!
Hey, why did the computer go to the Doctor?
He had a virus! Got that one from a first grader!
Yeah, so I do laugh at my own jokes!
Off to the Linux Forum I go...
All my worry about Subnetting.
Subnetting - there were maybe 2 questions.
OSI Layers - probably about 10 questions.
A few more on HW and Protocols and at what layer they exist.
Study wireless and fiber stuff.
If you do Windoz - Study MAC and Novell.
Know the ARP, PING, NETSTAT, ETC. Know them well!
Good Luck to all.
On a lighter note:
Remember, when a group of folks graduate from Medical School...
The head of the class is called a Valedictorian, what do you call the last in the class?
You still call him/her a Doctor!!!
Hey, why did the computer go to the Doctor?
He had a virus! Got that one from a first grader!
Yeah, so I do laugh at my own jokes!
Off to the Linux Forum I go...
Ciao and Meow
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Megadeth4168 Member Posts: 2,157Grats!
Are you going to take advantage of the rollover deal to obtain the CNST Certification as well? -
geekgodes Member Posts: 16 ■□□□□□□□□□To MegaDeath,
What rollover deal to obtain the CNST Certification, and what's the cert for?
ThxCiao and Meow
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Megadeth4168 Member Posts: 2,157Silver Bullet wrote:
Thanks for clearing that up Silver Bullet
Although to get the CNST you need either an A+ or a CST already... Hope this helps. -
jstrong Member Posts: 18 ■□□□□□□□□□Can any IT pros tell what they think of online tech degrees, I have a Bachs in Computer Systems and am currently working on a Masters and Network+, but Co's dont seem to have any regard for the virtual thing--whats up?
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Apok Member Posts: 8 ■□□□□□□□□□I agree with the MAC and UNIX stuff. I just passed with a 778. But i was pretty blindsided by the MAC stuff. The Meyers book completely glosses over MAC protocols. Everything i've seen, so far, has.
I my test was heavy on OSI, TCP/IP, and tunneling protocols. Not many scenario at all.