Network+ without studying
I have been working with networks for several years. I have never thought about certs until now. I just took the practice exam here on the website (I've done others as well). I am consistently scoring 85% - 95%. Does this mean I would be ready for the net+ without ever picking up a book? It seems a bit too easy so i'm not sure this is a cert I should go for.
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Good luck!
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Unfortunately I work for a cheap company and they are not paying(at least I have a job). Something about it not falling under the tuition reimbersment package. Never the less I want to do it to better myself. My plan is to get Net+ and maybe Server+ or Security+. After that I was planning on getting either a unix or linux cert.
my present and my previous employers were not the kind to give staff the training necessary, as they think/thought it best to let staff learn on-the-job (working it out as they go along, with the aid of colleagues) because it would: a) save them money, b) increase the likelyhood of the staff leaving for better opportunities.
For instance, I know how the TCP/IP handshake works but am kind of fuzzy about the OSI layers.
if you know a lot of the stuff, but not it all, i would suggest trying to get hold of some of the study guides that it portals offer.
OK it's possible if you'r very lucky
You must buy a Network+ Book.
Look at me. I'm Cisco Certified but i will buy a network+ book because there are little difference in certifications objectives and i want to be Sure to pass before take the exams..The cost is not very little!
why do you feel it is necessary to do network+ when you already have ccna, surely you would be better doing some more microsoft exams.
After network+ i must begin study for security+..Microsoft was a great experience with MCP, but not it's not essensial for my work..
If you are making a 80-90% on the practice tests, thank you are more than likely to pass. Although, there are great topics within the network+ that the CCNA does not go into.