Net+ in 2 weeks?
I was wondering if you think it would be possible for me to pass the Net+ in two weeks? The reason is I'm looking at getting a job in Korea and want to get the test knocked out before I leave.
I have been using computers and the intenet for 10+ years, did a Cisco class for 2 years in high school, did almost 5 years of long haul networking in the Air Force. I just passed the A+ test on Friday with 730 and 840 for 601 and 602.
My current job allows me quite a bit of free time to read and study. I could probably study 4 hours a day. I just read through the technotes yesterday and Cram Exam 2 is in the mail. I checked out a few different books at the book store and I think the Cram Exam will be the best for me.
I have a good knowledge of most everything like subnetting, OSI layers and signal flow. The only think I will have to work on is memorizing port numbers, fiber lengths, some of the protocols like NetBIOS and IPX and the UNIX and Novell stuff.
I have been using computers and the intenet for 10+ years, did a Cisco class for 2 years in high school, did almost 5 years of long haul networking in the Air Force. I just passed the A+ test on Friday with 730 and 840 for 601 and 602.
My current job allows me quite a bit of free time to read and study. I could probably study 4 hours a day. I just read through the technotes yesterday and Cram Exam 2 is in the mail. I checked out a few different books at the book store and I think the Cram Exam will be the best for me.
I have a good knowledge of most everything like subnetting, OSI layers and signal flow. The only think I will have to work on is memorizing port numbers, fiber lengths, some of the protocols like NetBIOS and IPX and the UNIX and Novell stuff.
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This should be possible with your experience, 2 weeks is just about right.
GL!
Good luck!
Classful subnetting is
152.168.100.11
255.255.0.0
Classless subnetting is
157.129.136.141
255.255.255.224
or
157.129.136.141/27
Right?
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"One of the nice things about technology is that it's always changing. One of the bad things about technology is that it's always changing."