certification

[mavellucci]

Hey guys,
I just wanted to get a feel for what you guys think is the best way to prepare for certifications exams. For example within the next month i am going to be taking comptia inet, network+, server+ and then moving to ccna, what is the best way to prepare..like testkings or like cramsession etc

any input is appreciated

[rangeral]

The mike meyers books are a good plus the exam cram books by coriolis to go with meyers will get you the rite info just study them inside out.

[mavellucci]

oh okay thanks

for my msca i got the sybex books they are pretty good i guess but i dont really have anything to compare them to as of right now.

[chubtub]

I got one of the XP Sybex books and did not like it that much. It was not too bad it just seemed that they took a 2000 book and did a find replace 2000 to XP.

I have the XP Meyers book that is alot more interesting, less dry.

[chubtub]

Wow good idea never thought of that, thanks

[rangeral]

Yea I have to agree with wallijonn, one customer an admin was getting called at home at 3 in the morning, dealing with networking blows, if you can skirt it do it or else make your money and get out.

[Slade54]

Heres an interesting rant about certificates from The Register

http://213.40.196.64/content/55/27785.html

[maximus02143]

After reading any cert book I buy the dummies book for me they are a MUCH easyer to read and to understand, but good for just test pep.... lots of luck... Thanks wallijonn for the link

[Logan[TeamX]]

I find that if you can, take a college course or a college night course. Sometimes, there is no substitute for a good, long learning process.

With my college diploma and 2 MCPs under my belt, work is challenging but not hard, and it's rewarding at that.

Logan

[vibe666]

Michael Meyers is the main guy for writing CompTIA books, as has been said before. I'm just agreeing with you and also making this my 1000th post.

hey, I'm an ultimate member.

woohoo!

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