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Anyone ever use any virtual lab software?
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| Brandon 2002-09-27, 8:29 pm |
| I'm currently in pursuit of my network+ certificate and was wondering if
virtual lab software would help. A perfect example is the Sybex Network+
virtual lab. Is it worth the money? Or a big waste? I'd be using it in
conjunction with a full book on network+.
Thanks
-Brandon
(A+, soon to be Network+)
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| Barry Watzman 2002-09-27, 8:29 pm |
| In my opinion, this is one purchase that you do NOT need to make. I
didn't use it, didn't use a "real" system either (other than my own
"normal" PC) and I don't feel that I missed anything because of it. I
would NOT recommend that for the CompTIA exams (the MS MCSA/MCSE exams
are another story).
Brandon wrote:
> I'm currently in pursuit of my network+ certificate and was wondering if
> virtual lab software would help. A perfect example is the Sybex Network+
> virtual lab. Is it worth the money? Or a big waste? I'd be using it in
> conjunction with a full book on network+.
>
> Thanks
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> -Brandon
> (A+, soon to be Network+)
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| >Pearl Jam 2002-10-14, 6:23 am |
| Not sure if this would be the same as to what I am using and as to
what you are asking but what I am using is a "Router Simulator" to
virtually practice my router configs which saves me lots of time and
headaches prior to putting it to actual use.. so i would say.. yeah
they are worth the money... for sure!
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002 23:15:06 GMT, "Brandon"
<sacsportriders@earthlink.net> wrote:
>I'm currently in pursuit of my network+ certificate and was wondering if
>virtual lab software would help. A perfect example is the Sybex Network+
>virtual lab. Is it worth the money? Or a big waste? I'd be using it in
>conjunction with a full book on network+.
>
>Thanks
>
>-Brandon
>(A+, soon to be Network+)
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