advice to get Comptia Linux+

Hi

i'm asking for advice to prepare my ComptiA Linux+ , in the lease time as possible.
Actually i've get My ComptiA network+ " yesterday " .

So what is the best material that will permit me to prepare the certif ?
is there a practice exams ?

youssef

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vwtech

I used the "Linux+ In Depth 2005" study guide with is by Prometric.
Distro wise- I used Fedora 7. I'd highly recommend Fedora during hands on.

Grynder

In addition I suggest the Sybex Linux+ book. But both these books assume a basic understanding of Linux. If you have no knowledge of Linux I think it would be pretty hard to pass the exam just with those books.
I also suggest using some kind of virtualization product to play around with.

Good Luck

maystro_net

hi

thanks to reply
well i know that linux + is quie hard , then i've get 3 month to prepare it in september i'll pass it .
So my instructor gives me 2 books :

1- sysbex linux+ , third edition

2- MCGraw-Hill , linux+ study guide for xk0-002

addition to this i've get 10 video cds that was from CBT

So first which is the best book ?

youssef

Slowhand

Your best bet is to start with the Sybex book, then do the CBT Nuggets, get your hands dirty with some hands-on labs, and then cross-reference everything with the MCGraw-Hill book. The key to this exam is going to be doing everything the book(s) suggest at the end of each chapter. Get yourself a copy of Fedora to install on a spare PC or a virtual machine and make sure to get those scenarios and practice-labs done.

maystro_net

thank you for reply

= ok i'll beguin with sybex
= then cbt videos
= then my second book

why fedora and not suse 10.3 ?
I've installed 10.3 on vmware machine i find it great

vwtech

I knew nothing about Linux before studying I used the book I mentioned above and a Linux CBT, and Practice software to drill it in my brain.

maystro_net

Hello vwtech

so i'm sorry if i ask many questions but linux + it's the most certification for me .

Somy materiel actually :

1- the sybex linux+ ,i've get it today

2- the cbt video a number of 10 cds , i have too

My question to you what is the best practice software to drill it in my brain ?

cdt

youssef

Slowhand

I'd recommend using Transcender for your test-software. TestOut is also a good resource, as it includes training videos, simulators, and practice exams. Still, for stand-alone test-software, Transcender is the best.

maystro_net

hello

Well by searching , linux+ it's the complex certification that i see in all forum
To prepare it i' hesitate which study book to take

1- Mcgraw hill Linux +

http://certification.comptia.org/resources/find_materials.aspx?id=555

They say :
step-by-step exercises, and in-depth explanations

2- Sybex Linux +

http://certification.comptia.org/resources/find_materials.aspx?id=555

They say :
Its target audience is those with 6 to 12 mos experience with Linux

Well i've decided to read on the Mcgraw i'm a new user on linux . What do you think about that ?

In seconde hand i've , Testout xk0-002 , learnkey videos and cbt videos

Could yu advice me

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i'm searching Transcender , if some one could share it with me i'll be greattfull , ive network+ N10-003 .

Youssef

Grynder

The McGraw book is definately the better choice if you are new to Linux. Sybex is a great book, but it assumes a bit of basic knowledge

maystro_net

hello linux friends

i've begun to read on my books McGraw
a friend gives me TESSTOUT linux+ XK0-002 .

WHAT YOU THNIK ?

Slowhand

maystro_net wrote:

hello linux friends

i've begun to read on my books McGraw
a friend gives me TESSTOUT linux+ XK0-002 .

WHAT YOU THNIK ?

The TestOut software was very useful to me, I learned a lot from the labs and tutorials they offered. Definitely worth using.