sh3llc00per wrote: » Hi Is the Network + the same type of qualification as the MTA Networking fundamentals?
sh3llc00per wrote: » Hi Does the Comptia exam have the same weight as the Microsoft exam? Thanks
sh3llc00per wrote: » Hi Could I use the comptia Networking + as a pre-requisite to MCST?
usagent27 wrote: » Thank you for posting! i just got your book for the MTA exam. After that exam i will be off to the N+
erpadmin wrote: » If his MTA book is like the Security+ book he wrote, you will probably kill that exam.... I myself would read, for example, his SSCP book, but with grad school, I don't have the time.
usagent27 wrote: » i passed the MTA-366 today. I used Ucertify and Darrils book. Highly recommend Darrils book if you want to pass the exam. There were 35 questions and his book prepared me for 30 of them. Thanks again!
jessespringfield wrote: » Just passed both within the last month. Network+ definitely the more difficult of the two. Such a broad spectrum of material and for a few of the questions it really seemed there could have been more than one correct answer. Just less gimmes on the CompTIA exam. And I'm not talking, "Name the DNS port" type questions. I had maybe 2 questions on the OSI model, no questions on IPv6, but it seemed that 33% of mine was related to wireless topics. Know that stuff. Know it cold. The first 7 or so questions were right from within the simulator so know that as a potential requirement for you. I really struggled with a few of them. I used both Darril's MTA book and his Network+ Practice Test Questions (Get Certified Get Ahead). Very helpful for both exams. Also used Professor Messer vids, Exam Cram and read half of Todd Lammle's Net+ book but ran out of time. Todd's book has a lot of great info but I think a lot of it goes beyond the scope of Net+.
Darril wrote: » If you earned the cert before 2011, your certification is "for life". If you earn an A+, Network+, Security+, or CASP after Jan 1, 2011 it expires after three years unless you keep it updated with continuing education credits. This article covers the details: CompTIA Continuing Education Program