Network+ Exam Question
I am taking the exam and dont have the time to read the entire Sybex book. Didnt know if skimming through the book and reading the tech notes and taking many practice exams will be enough? Any opinions?
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sprkymrk
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It's your money.
Either reschedule until you have had enough time to study where you don't need to ask that question and save your money, or take a chance that "skimming" might not be enough and reschedule anyway, but this time you pay twice.All things are possible, only believe. -
Slowhand
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It really depends. If you're an experienced network engineer, and you work with the material covered on the exam on a daily basis, you could review the book and the technotes in order to pass the exam. If Network+ is your real introduction to networking, and you can't simply look at the chapter tests in the book and get the majority of the questions without having to look them up, you're better off waiting. Like sprkymrk said, it's your money.
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Danman32
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My achillies heel with Net+ was fiber optics, especially knowing the connector designations. -
netcom2000
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Read the Sybex book, and probably Mike Myers passport to network+ book, take plenty of practise exams like on this site and read the technotes as well, also I found this site handy:
www.pagesbydave.com
Dont go rushing in and waste your money, until you are confident of a pass, that's IMHO
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