Security Plus Vs Linux Plus
Soon I am going to be sitting for my Network Plus test and after I pass I need to make a decision on my next step. I currently have PCLinuxOS and Sabayon Linux installed on XP box but have not really dug too deep into the Linux OS as I am trying to pass my Network Plus test.
My question is, Should I hit Security + first or should I take on Linux Plus test?
I looked at a Security Plus Book yesterday and saw alot fo the material that is in my network Plus book was listed in this Security + book and wondering if this would be a better use of my time.
Please let me know what you think?
My question is, Should I hit Security + first or should I take on Linux Plus test?
I looked at a Security Plus Book yesterday and saw alot fo the material that is in my network Plus book was listed in this Security + book and wondering if this would be a better use of my time.
Please let me know what you think?
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Megadeth4168
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Both are Security and Linux are in demand right now... I don't thing you could wrong either way. The only thing I can say that might persuade you to take the Security+ over the Linux+ is that the Security+ Counts as an elective towards your MCSA/MCSE. So if you do eventually plan on going the Microsoft route than I would suggest getting the Security+ out of the way.
Also, there is some overlap between the Network+ and the Security+ but it is not as much as you might think... I thought there would be more overlap than there was myself... The Security+ will require at least 2 books read cover to cover.
Either way you go, good luck!