Mike Meyers' CompTIA Network+ Certification Passport,

is Mike Meyers' CompTIA Network+ Certification Passport equivalent to the All-in-one version?

If its the same except the historical part is gone, then i would save at least 25 bucks.

is Mike Meyers' CompTIA Network+ Certification Passport good enough?

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erpadmin

laptop wrote: »

is Mike Meyers' CompTIA Network+ Certification Passport equivalent to the All-in-one version?

If its the same except the historical part is gone, then i would save at least 25 bucks.

is Mike Meyers' CompTIA Network+ Certification Passport good enough?

IF you already know the topics, Passport might be fine. His Passport books were more of general overviews and not very much in depth. I felt comfortable using them after I went over the AIOs for stuff I might have needed brushing up on (from what I remember, of course).

If your knowledge is lacking, I do not recommend depending solely on the Passport. AIOs for A+/Network+ FTW, IMO.

laptop

erpadmin wrote: »

IF you already know the topics, Passport might be fine. His Passport books were more of general overviews and not very much in depth. I felt comfortable using them after I went over the AIOs for stuff I might have needed brushing up on (from what I remember, of course).

If your knowledge is lacking, I do not recommend depending solely on the Passport. AIOs for A+/Network+ FTW, IMO.

Thank you for replying.

I guess I'll buy the AIO Network+. Ordering it on amazon later tonight.

Slowhand

The Passport series books are considered to be good review material, but aren't appropriate as stand-alone study guides unless you have many years' experience in the industry and just need a quick refresher before the exam. I'd recommend getting the All-In-One or perhaps the Sybex book as your primary source of study.