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Starting to study for Net+. Which book should I choose?
Fresh off the back of passing the A+, i'm going to start towards my Net+.
For A+, I used the Mike Meyers book, Exam Cram and Professor Messers videos.
For Net+, I will definitely be using an Exam Cram book and Professor Messers videos, but I didn't particularly like the Mike Meyers book for A+.
The two options I have at the moment for the main resource to learn from would be 'Mike Meyers Net+ sixth edition' or the 'Todd Lammle, Sybex 3rd Edition book' (http://tinyurl.com/zuu3p3g).
I guess what I'd like to know is if anybody has any experience with the Sybex book and whether they would recommend it over the Mike Meyers book?
For A+, I used the Mike Meyers book, Exam Cram and Professor Messers videos.
For Net+, I will definitely be using an Exam Cram book and Professor Messers videos, but I didn't particularly like the Mike Meyers book for A+.
The two options I have at the moment for the main resource to learn from would be 'Mike Meyers Net+ sixth edition' or the 'Todd Lammle, Sybex 3rd Edition book' (http://tinyurl.com/zuu3p3g).
I guess what I'd like to know is if anybody has any experience with the Sybex book and whether they would recommend it over the Mike Meyers book?
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MSCA: Server 2016 - 70-710⚫ 70-711⚫ 70-712⚫
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Russ5813
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I have both Mike Meyers' A+ and Net+ books. I got about halfway through his A+ book and quit because I found it incredibly tedious (too basic). The Net+ book started off the same way for the first couple of chapters but actually got pretty good after that. I finished it up last week and I think he did a good job covering the exam objectives. I've read a few chapters in Lammle's Net+ book as well and it also seems like a good resource. I don't think you can go wrong with either. -
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Benj94
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I have both Mike Meyers' A+ and Net+ books. I got about halfway through his A+ book and quit because I found it incredibly tedious (too basic). The Net+ book started off the same way for the first couple of chapters but actually got pretty good after that. I finished it up last week and I think he did a good job covering the exam objectives. I've read a few chapters in Lammle's Net+ book as well and it also seems like a good resource. I don't think you can go wrong with either.
Thanks for clearing this up. I think I will go with the Lammle's Net+ book, because as you said, the Mike Meyer's A+ book is very tedious.
I'll let this thread play out as I'd love to hear a few more opinions.
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Would anybody else care to weigh in before I purchase the Sybex book?
I'd like to hear your opinions about the two books if possible.
Thanks.
Server and Storage Analyst
CompTIA A+ ⚫
MSCA: Server 2016 - 70-710⚫ 70-711⚫ 70-712⚫