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modernknight87
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Took my Network+ exam today. I got 659/720 needed. Given I'm taking this exam and Server+ to get promoted up into a network position, and don't have a lot of actual networking experience, I did pretty darn good. Give it a month of hard studying on the areas i failed in, and I will be more than good to get that Network+ Certification.
I am using Professor Messer videos, cybrary.it Network+ course, Mike Meyer's Certification Passport, and then some practice exams on Udemy for study materials. A lot of sources... Anything else (preferrably free) that you would recommend on top of this to help out??
Thanks!!
I am using Professor Messer videos, cybrary.it Network+ course, Mike Meyer's Certification Passport, and then some practice exams on Udemy for study materials. A lot of sources... Anything else (preferrably free) that you would recommend on top of this to help out??
Thanks!!
Currently working on: WGU BS - IT; CIW Advanced HTML5/CSS3 Specialist.
Completed: CompTIA Network+ (April 2019); CompTIA Server+ (August 2019); LPI Linux Essentials (September 2019)
AAS - IT (14 June 2014);
In the Future: CompTIA Security+; CompTIA Cloud+; CompTIA Project+; CEH.
Completed: CompTIA Network+ (April 2019); CompTIA Server+ (August 2019); LPI Linux Essentials (September 2019)
AAS - IT (14 June 2014);
In the Future: CompTIA Security+; CompTIA Cloud+; CompTIA Project+; CEH.
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duta74 Member Posts: 143 ■■□□□□□□□□Try this:
CompTIA Network+ N10-006 Hands-on Lab Simulator | Pearson IT Certification
It is not free, but it will give you good knowledge and 10% discount for your next exam. -
NetworkingStudent Member Posts: 1,407 ■■■■■■■■□□Go to Certify for less and get the Measure up practice exam
Network + MeasureUp Practice Test
It's not free, but it will help you prepare for the exam. The test license is for 60 days, which is part of the reason why it's cheaper.When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened."
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American inventor