Net+ without A+ ?

Ili

Hello everybody

I'm Ili from Albania,first year Bachelor ,Informatic

I'm studying A+ via testout and some other materials ,but i will not take the exam.Because Net+ and A+ payment is too much for me in this moment.
Then i will study Net +.

I want to take some advices,is neccesary to take the A+ exam? Possibilitties to pass the Net+ without taking the A+ exam?

Apologize me for my english i'm albanian.

andremcullins

i JUST PASSED NETWORK+ WITHOUT ANY KNOWLEDGE OF A+. SEARCH EBAY WHEN LOOKING FOR TEST VOUCHERS THEY ARE MUCH CHEAPER.

Keener

You do not have to take the A+ if you do not want to. I do not have the A+, but I do have the Network+. I have not studied for the A+ either, but I had the experience and other training to make up for it. As long as you understand the basics for networking and configuring PCs, you should be okay for the Network+ when it comes time.

Like you are doing with the A+, I used Test Out for the Network+. Review, review and review. Find what works best for you and do it again.

That being said, depending on what direction you are wanting to go, you may want to go back and take the A+ when you are financially able. It may help you get your foot in the door somewhere.

Best of Luck.

Mike

andremcullins

Hey mike quick question. I just got network+ what your recommendation on what shall i take next? I was thinking should i get a+ or continue to ccna or go another route.

sys_teck

Hi
You can take Network+ without taking A+.

@Andremcullins: logical step after passing Network+ would be Security+. And then Cisco <CCENT, CCNA>

Ili

Thank you Can you raccomand me some materials for the Net + exam ? The test out is only for the previous version of the test...

sys_teck

It actually recommended to use more than 1 source. You can use Mike Meyers "All-In-One Guide" Network+, and Todd Lammle Network+, professor Messer videos. Google Network+ practice test, some of them are free some you have to pay.

on the other note: DO NOT USE BRAINDUMPS!!

sys_teck

Chrono

sys_teck wrote: »

It actually recommended to use more than 1 source. You can use Mike Meyers "All-In-One Guide" Network+, and Todd Lammle Network+, professor Messer videos. Google Network+ practice test, some of them are free some you have to pay.

on the other note: DO NOT USE BRAINDUMPS!!

sys_teck

What are braindumps/why should we not use them?

sys_teck

@Chrono

Braindumps are cheating websites.

CertGuard | Braindumps

Ili

Ok thanks

N2IT

Ili

Good luck. Mike Meyer and Lammie are both good resources.

sirrodd

Wooow I must say that it was more than I had expected. I have no previous networking experience at all. I did take one class months ago but it went so fast that i didn't learn anything. Let me say to anyone that will be taking the test to use all the resources that you have. The test seems to give me more questions that I either got right or got wrong. I did not see a big variation of questions. The test will give you quite a bit of easy questions that if you have done any studying at all you will know the answers. The best advice I can give is DO NOT SECOND GUESS YOURSELF!!!!!! Trust what you have learned and go with your first choice.

I can recall a few questions that I hadn't seem before. I do recall some questions on ping and the different ping commands. Also a few questions on ADSL not many on subnetting or OSI Model.

Somnipotent

none of the comptia tests require any prerequisites to take however from my experience they build upon each other like building blocks.