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networking objectives
im studying for the 220-901 and planing on taking very soon. I am falling shot of marks for the networking objectives and really good in the other objectives,what is the best way to revise for the networking objectives as im struggling any help would be great thanks -
CompTIA Network+
So I took the Network+ today and failed. My score was 516, I felt like the questions were long and hard to answer. It is a shock to me considering I felt good about taking the test. Is it just me or is the Network+ a hard exam to pass? -
Cryptography & Network security
What are symmetric cipher models for cryptography and network security? -
Re: CCNA vs Network+
As others said, CCNA > Network + Network+ is for complete novice to computer networks. -
Network+ Passed
So I took the Network+ yesterday and boy that was a weird exam, I thought that I failed,I clicked finish and my score was 835 out of 900. The simulations were huge time wasters and gave awful directions, I must have burned through 40-45 min on just that alone but I managed to get through the rest with 7min to spare. I… -
Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA)
hello, I would like to sell the voucher for Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA) certification exam. Price :110 $ Valid through: Students must schedule and complete the exam by 12/31/2020. -
Re: Networking for VMs
Here is some reading materials on Networking for VMware workstation: Common Networking Configurations Same networking idea is behind the Virtual PC, Sun VirtualBox, Hyper-V. VMware ESXi is a bit different -regrading the NAT and Bridged part. Here is Networking for VMware ESXi: Virtual Networking 101: Understanding VMware… -
Career path to be network administrator or network engineer
Hey guys I have my A+ certification and studying for my net + then security + and then ccna I have no experience at all and I can't find a entry level help desk job so for the meantime I'm just studying for my net+ and trying to get closer to my goal of becoming a network administrator or network engineer . NO One is… -
Re: What is the difference between NOC, Network Admin, Network Engineer?
The difference can depend on different factors on the size of the company, type of company, size of the team, and the job role can be dramatically different between companies. Grabbed these definitions from online: Network operations center (NOC) technicians are in charge of monitoring critical network elements and… -
Network Programmability
So recently I have been giving thought about my future in IT and I've been finding myself becoming more interested in network engineering. Something that has steered me in that direction has been the topic of network programmability. I noticed this is an up and coming trend and I find the idea to automate your network…
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