Net+ Exam Preparation
I'm fairly new to the I.T. field and considering taking the network+ exam.
I just completed a Networking class at the local community college. The book
we used was called Network+ Guide to Networks by Tamara Dean. I also just
ordered a Sybex study guide which includes their Virtual Lab. I was hoping
that someone could recommend additional study material or sample tests that
may better prepare me for the Network+ exam. The choices of materials I've
seen on the Internet and in book stores are endless! As with anything else,
there are probably some better than others. Given the high cost of these
items, I'd really hate to buy something that wouldn't help me that much.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
I just completed a Networking class at the local community college. The book
we used was called Network+ Guide to Networks by Tamara Dean. I also just
ordered a Sybex study guide which includes their Virtual Lab. I was hoping
that someone could recommend additional study material or sample tests that
may better prepare me for the Network+ exam. The choices of materials I've
seen on the Internet and in book stores are endless! As with anything else,
there are probably some better than others. Given the high cost of these
items, I'd really hate to buy something that wouldn't help me that much.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions!

Comments
well there ya go man wish ya luck man
Besides that, the study notes available here at TechExams are really good supplement to any exam guide.
The All-in-One Guide also has a CD with 2 practice exams on in. But, I tend to agreee with others, that these exams are a bit easier than the actual CompTIA exam. So, after you get some serious studying done with a good exam guide or two, try several of the free online exams, especially those on this site.
I passed with a score of 780--not one of my more shining moments-- so I think that probably you should use more than one study guide.
At the risk of skirting the NDA, you may need to know a bit more about subnetting than the Dean book goes into, I did have one question that required a bit more knowledge than the book helps, but it's always luck of the draw.
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