On The Road To: Network +
FreshWerk.
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in Network+
Currently studying for the Network +.
How long would you say that is an ideal time to study for it. Now i know it usually depends on the person itself, but like a ballpark estimate time to study for it and be ready for it.
I want to take it asap as there some good opportunities arising and i want to take them on. (no rush)
Followed by the Security +
I've read throughout the forum - but what would be the best advice - i know for sure the OSI 7 layer model. Any other key tips on memorizing that'll help me pass with flying colors.
Thanks.
-Tae
How long would you say that is an ideal time to study for it. Now i know it usually depends on the person itself, but like a ballpark estimate time to study for it and be ready for it.
I want to take it asap as there some good opportunities arising and i want to take them on. (no rush)
Followed by the Security +
I've read throughout the forum - but what would be the best advice - i know for sure the OSI 7 layer model. Any other key tips on memorizing that'll help me pass with flying colors.
Thanks.
-Tae
Tae W.
MRAP Mechanic/Graphic Designer
Afghanistan
MRAP Mechanic/Graphic Designer
Afghanistan
Certifications Studying For:
A+ [ x ] | Network + [ ] | Security + [ ]
A+ [ x ] | Network + [ ] | Security + [ ]
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FloOz
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I am taking my test Saturday, and have been studying hard for about 2 months. Could have done it faster but I really wanted to understand the material so I can have an easy transition into ccent/ccna. -
FreshWerk.
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Ahhh okay - so what would you say would be an ideal timeframe - i was trying to take this test within this month - couple weeks maybe study...Tae W.
MRAP Mechanic/Graphic Designer
AfghanistanCertifications Studying For:
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paulgswanson
Member Posts: 311
Can't really recommend a timeframe it took me 4 months study.
As far as the OSI:
Please do not throw sausage pizza away (worked for me
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Application
7
Away
Presentation
6
Pizza
Session
5
Sausage
Transport
4
Throw
Network
3
Not
DataLink
2
Do
Physical
1
Please
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FreshWerk.
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paulgswanson wrote: »Can't really recommend a timeframe it took me 4 months study.
As far as the OSI:
Please do not throw sausage pizza away (worked for me )
Application
7
Away
Presentation
6
Pizza
Session
5
Sausage
Transport
4
Throw
Network
3
Not
DataLink
2
Do
Physical
1
Please
Yea thats what i remembered too , but as i was saying to that 15min guide you touched on - i have the Mike Meyers Study Guide. That 15min guide i got is from the latest Exam too N10-005 ExamTae W.
MRAP Mechanic/Graphic Designer
AfghanistanCertifications Studying For:
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FloOz
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I think a month of solid studying will prepare you for it. It really depends on your prior networking experience/knowledge. As for the OSI model it shouldn't be something you force yourself to memorize. When you finally understand it there wont be a doubt in your mind that transport is layer 4 or network is layer 3. It will all just come naturally.
When I first started studying I was in the same boat of memorizing the model, but once I studied for a few weeks I realized that I didnt need to "memorize" it because I "understand" it. Sorry if this is confusing lol just trying to get a good point across. -
Dooda
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I just started studying for N+ as well, I am hoping with a month I should be OK to take the exam. Best of luck to you!
OSI Model
Application
7
All
Presentation
6
People
Session
5
Seems
Transport
4
To
Network
3
Need
DataLink
2
Data
Physical
1
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