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Need book advice

raied

I need to know which book is best for preparing for the new Network+ 2005 exam. Any advice is appreciated

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Ricka182

I like the Mike Myers AIO series, as well as the Sybex books. I used those, Transcender for practice tests, and of course the Technotes SE from this site, which were a great help and last minute study aid.

raied

Well I purchased Network + Deluxe Edition by Sybex. Will let everyone know what I think about this book in 2-3 weeks.

skully93

Ricka182 wrote:

I like the Mike Myers AIO series, as well as the Sybex books. I used those, Transcender for practice tests, and of course the Technotes SE from this site, which were a great help and last minute study aid.

I used those resources and found them wonderful. I do own the '01 and '03 versions of Mikes AIO (one came with my class), and I also bought the Syngress version. Syngress is a little drier, and 10x more in depth than you'll need for the exam, but it will put you in a good position.

The technotes here are wonderful.

arisen

I use the mike meyers book, but i can't really recommend it now, having spotted countless mistakes and omissions. I prefer to spend my time studying the material not the errata.

I believe the sybex book is highly praised.