Passed Net+ Today
After passing the Sec+ about a month ago. I went ahead and used one of the early expiry vouchers and sat for the Net + today. I scored an 859 and was satisfied with that considering I only studied for about 2 weeks.
I used the Sybex book and a few condensed study guides(the one from this site, and a few smaller ones I found on the internet) as resources.
I did not put the study time into this one as I did for the Sec+ because I have worked with networking in some form for over 5+ years. Most terms, ports, etc I was already familiar with and only needed a refresher.
I thought the test was oddly worded, but not to difficult. I only flagged 4 questions and was done with the test in 35 minutes.
I have now completed the Comptia Tri-Fecta. So I think I will move on to the CCNA now.
I want to say Thank You to all the people on this site that gives valuable insight into the prep for these certification test.
I used the Sybex book and a few condensed study guides(the one from this site, and a few smaller ones I found on the internet) as resources.
I did not put the study time into this one as I did for the Sec+ because I have worked with networking in some form for over 5+ years. Most terms, ports, etc I was already familiar with and only needed a refresher.
I thought the test was oddly worded, but not to difficult. I only flagged 4 questions and was done with the test in 35 minutes.
I have now completed the Comptia Tri-Fecta. So I think I will move on to the CCNA now.
I want to say Thank You to all the people on this site that gives valuable insight into the prep for these certification test.
Comments
+ CCNA by next semester
Time for specialization certs!
Without releasing to much info I think I could say things like:
-more multiple answer questions
-WORDING of the questions
-meaningless info within the questions to trip you up
If you know the material these things stick out like a sore thumb.
I did score higher on the Net+ than I did on the Sec+ but I feel this was due to my knowledge from years of experience in the networking field. The Sec+ test is such a vast and wide area of information. I used Darril Gibson's book as my main studying material.
I have never been a big believer in Certs to be honest but as you work longer in the field it is what employers are looking at. I have known to many people/techs that have Certs galore but have very little true knowledge.
The bottom line, as with any test is to study(as most on this site recommend) with at least 2 sources and you will have the knowledge needed to pass the test.
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So far, so good. I am currently reading that book right now. My exam is on October 30, 2010.
More like the 100th lol.
Good to know. I'll probably pick this up when I plan on studying again
+ CCNA by next semester
+ CCNA by next semester
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Hmmm, yeah I did look there. There is no "edit signature" in the user control panel. Under "Settings & Options" i just have: Edit Avatar, Edit Email & Password, Edit Options, and Edit Ignore List. "Your Profile" just has: Edit your details, customize profile, and profile privacy. The signature cannot be edited under any of these settings. It's not a big deal :P thanks for the reply though.
+ CCNA by next semester
On the signature deal, im going to bet you need more posts to make one. Like 20 or so.
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Yeah I did think that might be the reason as well.. It would make sense I guess.
+ CCNA by next semester
congrats
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