Souljacker wrote: » I'd like this information as well. I have been browsing Amazon listings but almost all of the books are outdated and have inconsistent ratings. It almost seems like this cert (and linux+ for that matter) are the red-headed stepchildren of the Comptia certs that no one really cares about putting quality materials out for. Anyone else get that feeling?
edicwhun wrote: » I would love to know some currrent resources, too. I'm eager to start reading but all the books on Amazon are dated. Like the OP said I wish Darril Gibson published a Server+ book, but oh well. I'll take anything that's recent! Might just have to skip ahead to MS certs but I was looking forward to touching up/learning some things I might not have known.
capitalsown wrote: » Alright, well I didn't want to have to study this way, but I feel like I have little recourse. The head of our program wanted my friend, who is also doing Server+, to go through both set objectives: the 2005 and the 2009 objectives, and to mark all the objectives that are now gone and all the objectives that have been added. I'll just read the Wikipedia articles for the new objectives and I'll read a 2005 book for the objectives that remain. If you'd like me too, I can transpose the information to this thread.
shaX 07 wrote: » Please do, I would be interested in having this info in case I decide to do Server+ soon. Thanks.
capitalsown wrote: » So my friend passed using that study guide and nothing else, which gives me confidence in it. I better get moving and pass this thing .
shaX 07 wrote: » Using which study guide?
capitalsown wrote: » Gah. It's not worth transposing. The objectives are so vastly different it's just not worth doing. Personally, I'm going to take my chances with this book: CompTIA - Server+ (2010) Mega Guides It's only 4 bucks (30 dollars off on sale) at the time of writing this, and it's really the only thing I have.
