Preparing for N10-003 August 29th
I Just started studying on Monday for the exam, I decided to use Sybex and CBT Nuggets. I may also use ExamCram about a week before the exam. I have waited a long time for this since my A+ Certification. 
Ahhhhh! the thrill of networking. Everything seems to be sinking in so far. Except for the subnetting thing 
, confusing! Im sure i'll get it after some practice. Well, all those who are also preparing for this exam, Good Luck!
Ahhhhh! the thrill of networking. Everything seems to be sinking in so far. Except for the subnetting thing , confusing! Im sure i'll get it after some practice. Well, all those who are also preparing for this exam, Good Luck! The Begining Of Wisdom Is "I Don't Know".
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johnnynodough
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Good luck with your studies, Im not sure how deep into subnetting they go into with that revision of net+, I took mine 5 years ago, but check out www.learntosubnet.com for some subnetting help
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RZetlin
Inactive Imported Users Posts: 155
I'm aiming to get certified as well in the month of August as well.
I already went through several Network+ books, but I find that Mike Meyer's Passport Network+ Second Edition is the best for me.
I'm on chapter 5 with TCP/IP and the material presented so far is clear and concise. It doesn't get bog down in long explantions. -
tb0932
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I have my exam this Tuesday. I studied Mike Meyers' book too and thought it was very clear and comprehensive. I have supplemented it with the study guides on this site and on mcmcse, and done the practice tests on both sites and on the CD supplied with the book. Hopefully I have covered everything that can come up... It seems easier than A+ so far as there is not as much stuff to remember, and as a bonus, a lot of things were covered in A+ already so I wasn't starting from scratch this time.
