Network+ Question
A few days ago, I posted a thread on the Security section because I wanted to aim for Security+. But I've decided to start with Network+ instead.
I am planning to dive right into Network+ without going through the A+ book. I have no prior experience but have taken Networking classes before in College. I understand Network+ is a challenging exam.
However, does the Network+ exam consist of materials coming from A+ book? (I don't want to get the A+ certificate but just want Network+)
Will it be easy if i spend 8 months studying for this Network+ exam?
Anyone here took the Network+ exam straight? without taking prerequisites?
Thanks
I am planning to dive right into Network+ without going through the A+ book. I have no prior experience but have taken Networking classes before in College. I understand Network+ is a challenging exam.
However, does the Network+ exam consist of materials coming from A+ book? (I don't want to get the A+ certificate but just want Network+)
Will it be easy if i spend 8 months studying for this Network+ exam?
Anyone here took the Network+ exam straight? without taking prerequisites?
Thanks
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stlsmoore Member Posts: 515 ■■■□□□□□□□If you've taking a networking classes before and understood the topics fairly well you shouldn't have to many problems with this exam. In your case you could probably get it done within 3 months if you spend and hour or two a day studying I bet. I studied for about a month and a half but I also had about 4-5 years experience with networks so I used mostly sites like this one to fill in the gaps about networking terminology.My Cisco Blog Adventure: http://shawnmoorecisco.blogspot.com/
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laptop Member Posts: 214thanks for the reply.
by the way, does anyone know any recent Network+ textbooks that would prepare me for the latest exam?
I found a few books on amazon by Mike Meyers (which the book was published about 4 years ago-and could be outdated???) I also found a Sybex Network+ book online, but its about 5 years old and some of the materials could be outdated as well???
Any experts here can make a good suggestion on a textbook?
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Plantwiz Mod Posts: 5,057 ModSo long as the books you are reviewing are based on the N10-003 objectives....they are current.
You may check out the PDF TechNotes here.Plantwiz
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human151 Member Posts: 208I dont know if your still interested but this is a reply I made in another thread, but it may help you too.
"I just studied the Network + book by Mike Myers and then read the Exam Cram Network +. If you just use those two Books then you should not have any problems. All the info you need to learn can be found in those two books.
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Lman Member Posts: 5 ■□□□□□□□□□I took this test yesterday with only 2 weeks of studying and passed. That was a little close (570) but it wont take you no 8 months. If I had waited a month I would have had a much better score. And as far as the A+ material goes I'm not too sure.
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brad- Member Posts: 1,218laptop wrote:A few days ago, I posted a thread on the Security section because I wanted to aim for Security+. But I've decided to start with Network+ instead.laptop wrote:I am planning to dive right into Network+ without going through the A+ book. I have no prior experience but have taken Networking classes before in College. I understand Network+ is a challenging exam.
However, does the Network+ exam consist of materials coming from A+ book? (I don't want to get the A+ certificate but just want Network+)laptop wrote:Will it be easy if i spend 8 months studying for this Network+ exam?
I'm not trying to scare you, just trying to say dont take it lightly, and expect to get railroaded with B.S. questions