network+ lab

den1966

Will i need to get myself one or will the book/Messer route be ok..
I've also downloaded the GNS3 open source software as well, will this be of any use to me ?
Thanks for any advice...

juicyjay36

Mike Meyers Network+ 5th edition and Professor Messer videos is all I need to pass the exam. Good luck!

jvrlopez

Everything should be logical and you shouldn't need much hands on.

Maybe the most you'd have to lab would be in the CMD prompt with things like Ipconfig, ns lookup, and those kinds of commands.

Snow.bros

CompTIA Network+ N10-005 Simulator - YouTube according to the video you should be able to create your own lab CompTIA Network+ N10-005 Simulator (Network Simulator): Michael Taylor, Anthony Sequeira: 9780789751768: Amazon.com: Books.

den1966

Thanks folks..

TechGuru80

You won't need GNS3 for Network+. Network+ is conceptual and you don't need to know syntax on configuring a router. Definitely know ping, traceroute, dig, arp though.

Gngogh

A lot of practice exams and the book was enough...

Corndork2

Network+ as everyone has said is pretty much a theory test. It is vendor neutral so there specificially isnt any Simulations as they do not adhere to a certain vendor. However, know your Windows and Linux basic network troubleshooting commands like Windows: Ping, IPconfig, Tracert and Linux: Ping, ARP, Traceroute, ifconfig

Gngogh

I did n+ with the book and cbtnuggets...