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stacy928
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Certifications: A+ N+,I-Net+, Mos PowerPoint 2003
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 studying Help!!!!!
How's everyone studying for the test? I'm reading an html book and examcram. plus all the info I can find on i-net+ I have to say I found a lot more info on network+!
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PotatoHead
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Info on this test is not available like it is the A+ or Net+ because its not that popular yet. You might wanna try Exam Essentials - they have a pretty good I-net prep there. www.certify.com
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stachip
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wbafrank
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01-19-02 09:22 AM
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ComputerMan
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Certifications: CCNP, CCNA, CCSA, MCSE(W2K), MCSA(W2K), MCSE(NT 4.0), MCP+I(NT 4.0), I-Net+, Network+, A+
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OKAY, Here is what I used:
I-NET+ Certification Study System by Joseph J. Byrne, IDG Books, ISBN: 0764546554.
THIS IS ALL YOU NEED! It covers everything and comes with a CD that has the BeachFront Quizzer Practice Tests for this exam!
The best part is that it costs under $30.00!!
Sorry for all the exclamations, but I'm just tired of seeing people dish out tons of money in order to get their certifications.
Sometimes ALL you need is one small book!
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lifelearner
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I am taking my exam on Monday. I have been using the Sybex exam cram book and the Exam notes. You really do not need both of these. I have also been using the inet+ set of cbt's from Learnkey. (www.learnkey.com) It is a set of 5 cbt's. The only background I have is a web programming class and a vb class from a local community college and this combination has worked for me. It kinda depends on what background you are starting from. There is also a set of cbt's on the edulearn.com site. Also utilize practice exams after you are done with the cbts. They really have helped enforce the material and show me my weak areas. Good luck!
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Sh0tgun
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Exam Cram for me
I am using the Exam Cram book -- and that is all!
I think it's excellent. BTW I test next Thursday so I can tell you how well it prepared me after that time.
OK, I also bought practice test software. But only one (PREP for i-Net+ available at http://www.i-netplus.com/ 400 questions).
ComputerMan I agree with you entirely! I wouldn't spend a lot on i-Net+, especially if you already feel well-prepared for it. A note on the book you suggested: wasn't Joseph J. Byrne a Subject Matter Expert for i+ and helped develop the test objectives? Just thought that was good to point out. I've seen that book on the shelves, but I just went with the Cram. Sounds like you have a good recommendation though!
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01-20-02 12:22 AM
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ComputerMan
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Certifications: CCNP, CCNA, CCSA, MCSE(W2K), MCSA(W2K), MCSE(NT 4.0), MCP+I(NT 4.0), I-Net+, Network+, A+
Working on: MCT, CTT+, CCSE, CCDA, CCDP
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{{A note on the book you suggested: wasn't Joseph J. Byrne a Subject Matter Expert for i+ and helped develop the test objectives? }}
Sh0tgun, That is right! Joseph J. Byrne helped with the development of the I-Net+ exam.
Exam Cram is good, and so are the CBTs. I guess it depends on your level of experience and what you feel most comfortable studying with.
GOOD LUCK ON YOUR EXAMS!!
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