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passed, thanks to some help from here.
I am currently attending a school called Tech Skills to get some IT certifications. It's pretty awesome. I decided to come here though and go through the notes and see if there was anything I missed. The quiz's opened my eyes to things I might have looked over. Thus I felt more comfortable and passed with a 730.
Yay.
Yay.
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Congrats on the pass friend,network+ was hard for me also,i passed with score of 599,lowest passing score is 554 but its not how much you pass by....
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I have been studying for a couple weeks now and I have been taking loads of practice exams i can find... I know the OSI model, Wire lengths, and Wireless are a big part of the test... any other suggestions as to what i should be studying???
I'm taking my test this thursday and i want to pass this and move on
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Slowhand
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Very cool, congratulations on the pass and welcome to the forum. What's up next for you on the cert hit-list?
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ellie13 wrote:I have been studying for a couple weeks now and I have been taking loads of practice exams i can find... I know the OSI model, Wire lengths, and Wireless are a big part of the test... any other suggestions as to what i should be studying???
I'm taking my test this thursday and i want to pass this and move on
Make sure you know the connector types, and which cable uses which connector.Make sure you know which devices work on certain layers of the OSI model. You want to make sure you know all the common well known ports and their protocols. And! make sure you have some basic troubleshooting skills, they ask scenarios too.
