Getting ready for my Net+

Neo66

hey guys im getting ready to take my net+. Anything i should be aware of and what things should i focus in on.

reloaded

I'd say focus on practical troubleshooting, OSI model, and ports. If you've got a handle on those, you should be fine, at least for the most part. Just make sure you have good knowledge of the Net+ material overall...it's not that hard, but they might throw in something you won't expect a couple times. It's pretty straight forward.

Ricka182

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Networking Essentials

Neo66

well thanks....i moved from florida to NJ and all my books are still in florida but i plan on buying net+ for dummies.....lol i used A+ for dummies to pass my A+ and the dummies series broke it down and made it easier than my net+ book from school

janmike

If you haven't done it already, go to comptia.com and check out the Objectives for the Network+ exam to make sure that you get everything covered in your studies.

Best of luck!

Neo66

thanks alot....i checked out comptia's site and they pretty much made it clear on what the test covers....but as we all know that it isnt always that easy...so ill just study as much as i can and cover as much as i can so i dont get any surprises lol

Moosh

I just passed Network+ on Friday. I would spend a lot of time concentrating on troubleshooting type questions. There were quite a few questions where they showed pictures of networks and you had to answer questions about why one computer could not talk to another and questions along those lines.

Neo66

well congrats......troubleshooting wasnt too much of a problem when i was in school...im pretty good at it...so ill keep that in mind....guess ill have to have someone fool around with my network configurations for some possible scenerios