i-NET+ - anyone else just take network+

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anyone else just take network+

stacy928

2001-05-21, 3:43 pm

Anyone else out there just take the network+ test any are studing I-net now. I did and I'm one chapter 5 of exam cram slow reader. anyone else in the same boat? If you are how are you studing?

SergeantCerts

2001-05-21, 6:01 pm

I passed the Net+ exam about two weeks ago and I am also using the Exam Cram book. I am not a slow reader but I tend to read some things over and over until i understand the concept. Once I read the book a few times then I start taking practice tests. My goal is not just to memorize but to understand (as much as possible) the concepts.

Keep plugging away and try to be patient and when you decide to take the test I know you will do fine.

Sarge

Supertech

2001-05-21, 9:09 pm

I sat the N+ in Sept. and took the S+ beta in Nov. I'll take I+ in 2-3 weeks. I've got Exam Cram, Exam Prep, Groth, every study guide on the net, CIW study guides, and a few others we won't mention. I'm also studying for the Wildpackets AATech. It is the first level of NAX. It is all about Protocol Analysis. It's facsinating because it just builds on N+ and I+. It sort of validates all that time you spent learning the OSI. just a little deeper down the the rabbit hole...

RasMajesty

2001-05-22, 9:19 am

I took Network+ about two weeks and I am now studying for I-Net+. I am using the Exam Cram book and I als plan to read the Sybex book by David Groth (not sure of spelling)also. I am now on Chapter 5 because I only get to read while commuting to work. After I read both books I might go through exam cram and then some practice tests. Most of the materials are similar to Network+ so I don't think I-Net+ would be so difficult. At least I hope not.

freak

2001-05-23, 11:59 am

quote:
Originally posted by Supertech
I sat the N+ in Sept. and took the S+ beta in Nov. I'll take I+ in 2-3 weeks. I've got Exam Cram, Exam Prep, Groth, every study guide on the net, CIW study guides, and a few others we won't mention. I'm also studying for the Wildpackets AATech. It is the first level of NAX. It is all about Protocol Analysis. It's facsinating because it just builds on N+ and I+. It sort of validates all that time you spent learning the OSI. just a little deeper down the the rabbit hole...

How was Server+?

SNOWBALL

2001-05-23, 12:30 pm

quote:
Originally posted by Supertech
I sat the N+ in Sept. and took the S+ beta in Nov. I'll take I+ in 2-3 weeks. I've got Exam Cram, Exam Prep, Groth, every study guide on the net, CIW study guides, and a few others we won't mention. I'm also studying for the Wildpackets AATech. It is the first level of NAX. It is all about Protocol Analysis. It's facsinating because it just builds on N+ and I+. It sort of validates all that time you spent learning the OSI. just a little deeper down the the rabbit hole...

hey! supertech what did you use to study for the server+?

peaceman2000

2001-05-23, 3:21 pm

dear frind i pased ,just with sypex book and examnotes notes so trust ur self before any thing and u will pass believe me

Supertech

2001-05-23, 8:55 pm

Robert Shimonski did an excellent job of building a study guide from the exam objectives during the development of the exam. I believe he was an SME for S+.

It's over @ cramsession > study guides > comptia > server+. pdf,html, or pda format.

I also did quite a bit of additional research from that study guide. Check out robert's site also. We didn't know what all would be on the test so I studied it ALL. Get out of desktop mode and think SERVER.

If you follow the exam from JTA thru survey and beta, you kind of get a feel for what they want. I am following the linux+ exam also. It should beta soon.

The exam was more scenerio based, like they say. Know the Grandfather,father,son tape rotation. When you would use which level of RAID. types of scsi term. SE,differential,LVT. ARP,tracert,ping,netstat and know a few switches. experience is a plus on this one.

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