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I'm taking the exam in 1-2 weeks, I've read this site a lot. From what I see, the exam seems easy I'm mostly concerned about OSI model, Does anyone know a "phrase" that can help memorize it and in it? I feel there is a a lot about the OSI and the asks alot about that? (correct me if I'm wrong)
Thanks in advance.
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wheely
I use this one.
All - Application
People - Presentation
Seem - Session
To - Transport
Need - Network
Data - Data Link
Processing - Physical
Plantwiz
Or in reverse:
Please
Do
Not
Throw
Sauage
Pizza
Away
unknownicon
hah I like those, I tried for hours to figure something out but i couldn't, when it comes to the inside of the model should i memorize whats under examples on the site
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model
wheely
It is not really necessary to know all of that. Just know what each layer does and the main protocols that operate at each level.
Talic
Once you know what everything does and what works on what layer I think you'll have it down. I can remember it without the all-people-seem-to-need-data processing stuff since I went through all the details on what each layer does and what devices work on it.
What has me worried right now with studying is the troubleshooting... since I'm not working with networks outside my house, its kinda hard for me to analyze any scenarios they come up with. I remember from my A+ those kind of questions gave me some problems also.
unknownicon
I passed my A+ with an outstanding score; I thought it was all comon knowledge but more recently I have gotten myself a small networking job 1 server with exchange and 12 client. My network here works with ease and i've been presuing my Net+ cert which I will hopefuly achieve soon. Troubleshooting scenarios maybe difficult, i always feel that i go to far indept with the question the anwsers are ussaly the more simple like, "it's a bad cable or nic"
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