I just Passed the Network+ 10-005

Hey everyone I just passed the 10-005 exam and am so excited right now. I used Mike Myers all in one Book for studying. There were alot of wireless and security questions on the test, I almost didn't finish in time. I studied for about two months then finally scheduled the exam so I didn't procrastinate any longer. Best of luck to all of you.

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vaunt

Good job!

FloOz

good job!!!

Roguetadhg

Congratulations on the pass. What are you going to do now?

And because I'm sure someone other than myself is thinking this:

4_lom

Congrats

galed

Congrats on the pass!

MallowGirl12

Congrats

glad ur happy

Ivanjam

Congrats! Go for Security+ while all that security knowledge is fresh in your head.

Darril

Congratulations. Best of luck on your next adventure.

HLRS

is that the real legend Mr. Darril Gibson or some faker

Darril wrote: »

Congratulations. Best of luck on your next adventure.

Darril

Well, I think that if I claimed to be a legend, I would be a faker. I can claim to be using the name my parent's gave me though.

_Marauder

Congratulations!

glenn_33

I got mostly security/wireless questions too, weird. I finished with 9 minutes left

biggene

Congratulations on the pass and good luck on all your future endeavors.

Gene

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Congratulations!

Shawks

I just passed N10-005 with an 862! Finished it in 30 minutes.(I was surprised). Mostly wireless and security questions. Had quite a few on the OSI model and TCP stack. Best of luck to those sitting this exam!

whatthehell

Congratz!

Dakinggamer87

Congrats on pass!!

FreshWerk.

Congrats.

Cant wait to say those words. "I Passed!"

Anyway, im studying for mine now.

killuminati1987

I just passed N10-005 with an 862! Finished it in 30 minutes.(I was surprised). Mostly wireless and security questions. Had quite a few on the OSI model and TCP stack. Best of luck to those sitting this exam!

Did they ask you about the range of a/b/g/n? Because if they did, I think that sucks as it really depends on the antenna you're using and what speed you're data rate shifted at. =/