Passed Network+ today
I was surprised how different the actual exam was from practice tests. I passed with a 823 and it took me 23 minutes out of the 1.5 hours I was allotted. I used Mike Meyers book from a recent networking class that I took, but I mainly used the Testout Labsim software along with Kaplan software Self Test Software. I found Testout labsim software to be invaluable in my studying. I crammed for about 4 days for this test. GL to all who go for it, you can do it! 
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dehgrah
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Nice! I'm may be taking mines this week also. What other Cert's are you trying out for next? -
showbo
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Very nice! When you say different, you meant the test seemed easier than you thought? I am taking mine tomorrow, any advice before my big day?
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bigmantenor
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Congrats on the pass! There is no high like getting to the end of the exam and seeing the pass.
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reppgoa
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I am taking Security+ in the next month or so, and then linux+ by the end of the year. I plan to have my RHCSA by this time next year. Company is paying for the two RH training classes. For advice on the exam, I would say go with your gut, statistics show that many times, your first answer is the right answer. -
reppgoa
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By different, I mean that nearly al of the questions on the actual exam were scenario based. There were very few "what is this" type questions, and one a single subnetting question.
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Dakinggamer87
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Congrats on pass!!
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