A pass is a pass
Well I passed XKO-002...BARELY
I have to give CompTIA some credit on this one. The test was meaningful without a doubt. I've been a 'part time' Linux admin at work for almost 5 years and pulled a 695 on this test.
I took 89 of the 90 minutes to complete it as well.
The book that I bought 'Linux+ 2005 In depth' was just too dry for my reading. I used the tech-notes from this site along with a skim of the book. Don't let CompTIA's rep of putting out exams that are super easy to pass fool you. I thought Security+ was stupidly simple, and as a result took this test and studying for it a little too lightly.
But like the proctor said...'A pass is a pass'
I have to give CompTIA some credit on this one. The test was meaningful without a doubt. I've been a 'part time' Linux admin at work for almost 5 years and pulled a 695 on this test.
I took 89 of the 90 minutes to complete it as well.
The book that I bought 'Linux+ 2005 In depth' was just too dry for my reading. I used the tech-notes from this site along with a skim of the book. Don't let CompTIA's rep of putting out exams that are super easy to pass fool you. I thought Security+ was stupidly simple, and as a result took this test and studying for it a little too lightly.
But like the proctor said...'A pass is a pass'
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jaido
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Congrats mate,
I am preparing for my Linux+ exam and i'm using the Linux+ in depth 2005.. I'm a complete beginner and i kind of like the book it's really explanatory.. What was your experience like with this book???? Are you saying it's not good enough to write the the test?????? Please reply..... -
RussS
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Good stuff dude
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