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 | | Network+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide, Second Edition by Michael Meyers ISBN-10: 9780072131642 ISBN-10: 0-07-213164-0 ISBN-13: 9780072131642 ISBN-13: 978-0-07-213164-2 Hardcover 2002-01-22 McGraw-Hill Osborne Media Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description Written by Mike Meyers, the industry's leading certification training expert, this authoritative reference offers complete coverage of all material on the Network+ certification exam. You’ll find exam objectives at the beginning of each chapter, helpful exam tips, end-of-chapter practice questions, and photographs and illustrations. The bonus CD-ROM contains practice tests, hundreds of questions, and video clips. This comprehensive guide not only helps you pass this challenging certification exam, but will also serve as an invaluable on-the-job reference. | ||
Download Description Written by Mike Meyers, the industry's leading certification training expert, this authoritative reference offers complete coverage of all material on the Network+ certification exam. | ||
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Definitely a worthwhile read!! I just took the test yesterday and passed, first try. This book is well constructed in terms of keeping the user interested. Without saying technology has it's fun, sexy areas and the grueling, mind numbing areas that will bore you to tears no matter how much you love computers - this book balanced that out nicely so that you are not reading 400 pages of sure-fire insomnia cure. Likewise, with the accuracy - I have been working as an admin for a few years now and what I did know matched Mike's knowledge almost perfectly. All in all it is definitely worth your time whether or not you decide to take the test. However, it is sad this book will be out dated after the first quarter of 2005. (The new test comes out.) However, I would definitely buy another book buy Mike Meyers; I have no doubt that the 3rd edition will be just as good. | ||
Out of Date I am very disappointed in this book. I used the A+ book to study for and pass the exam but the Network+ book was a grave disappointment. The difference in the material on the test and what is stressed in the book and on the practice questions makes me believe that this book was written for an older exam. Even the format of the questions differed from the ones in the practice exam. I bought the book on the basis of my experience with the A+ book and cannot recommend it for the Network+ exam. | ||
A well written, effective study guide. Thank you, Mike! I just passed my Network+ exam with 860 out of 900, using this guide as my primary study source. I also bought his 600 practice questions bundled with a Prometric exam voucher for $157 from his website, www.totalsem.com. The practice tests were quite close to the actual exam. I recommend following up with the Network+ certification soon after completing the A+ certification because there is a large overlap in material. Together these certifications can be used to cover the elective exam requirement for Microsoft's MCSA certification. | ||
Not bad..but use a good exam practice cd Mike Meyers is funny in his computer humor (probably meant for true computer geeks). He really needs to focus more on the facts of the exam instead of attempting to be the other Mike Meyers...which he isn't. I like the book it was really easy to read and he made a point to specify what pertained to the exam. I passed the exam on 4/16/2004 with a 740. I have to admit I used the transcender simulated exam test and it was fairly close. I think in the end that you need to know the OSI layers inside and out and focus on the ridiculous memorization of the PORTS for ftp, smtp...etc to pass. But if you read this and do some exam prep it should be a breeze. keep up the good work Mike. | ||
Excellent book for Network+ exam I took the Network+ today and passed with a score of 800+ out of 900 (passing score is 646). This book was a tremendous help in providing a solid understanding of basic networking. Mike Myer's humor takes a bit to get used. But this is a technical book and at least he tries to keep things interesting. The book covers probably 80% to 90% of the subject matters that were on my actual test. The practice tests included is helpful. I would say that over 70% of the questions are similar to what appear on the test. Anyone preparing for this exam should also search the Internet for other practice exams. Also,I would never attempt to take any test based on just one book. You should always have another text fro reference. | ||