Taking the test in a few hours

I hope I am ready but I am a nervous mess. I used the technotes here and mike Myers Net+ exam book. One of two things will happen today. I will be in a great mood or I just blew 207 bucks.

Any quick words of advice?

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jmerl

Take your time, you have plenty ... read each question at least twice ... if you really don't know, go with your gut

Good luck !!!

Webmaster

Don't worry too much

If you studied the TechNotes and the Mike Meyers book there is little chance you fail.

Take a deep breath and good luck!

dcyphr80

I will be taking the test also in one hour. I'll let you guys know how I do. Try getting a voucher from www.SuperVoucher.com. I'd feel just a TAD bit better if I lost 149 than to lose 200

ITjobsGOTuDown

PASSED!!!!!

I feel so much better now. I was a little worried b/c I didn't put as much effort into as I could have. Reason being, I actually studied for this test about a year ago and would have most likely been able to pass it then. It was hard motivating myself to study something I already studied. Since I already new most of the information I bought the tech notes from this site, read them twice and review the mike myers book (which I read a year ago). The test was fairly easy if you put in the study time. However, a few scenario questions I still don't understand. There was one in particular that I read over and over again. I am still scratching my head over the wording, etc., I don't think I could have gotten that question correct even if I studied 20 years.

Another thing that shocked me was the amount of DSL questions I got. I didn't even think DSL was something vastly covered by the net+ exam. Good thing I have good general knowledge of DSL modem connectivity b/c I certainly didn't study it in depth for the net+ exam. Then you have your straightforward questions like what port number is this, where does blah blah blah operate at the OSI model.