CompTIA Network+ (N10-004) Cert Guide at Dominant Systems Book Store

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Master every topic on the newest 2010 Network+ exam.
Assess your knowledge and focus your learning.
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Start-to-finish Network+ preparation from top network administrator, consultant, and best-selling Network+ author Mike Harwood!

Master every Network+ topic!

Networking components, devices, media, and connectors
TCP/IP protocols, addressing, and routing
Ethernet networking standards
Wireless networks
Wide area networks
The OSI Model
Network performance and optimization
Troubleshooting procedures and best practices
Command-line networking tools
Network management tools
Documentation procedures
Network access security
Security technologies and malicious software

Test your knowledge, build your confidence, and succeed!

Packed with visuals to help you learn fast
Dozens of troubleshooting scenarios
Real-world Network+ prep advice from experts
Easy-to-use exam preparation task lists

From Mike Harwood, professional network systems manager, consultant, and author of three best-selling books on the Network+ exam

CD Features 1 Complete Sample Exam

Detailed explanations of correct and incorrect answers
Multiple test modes
Random questions and order of answers

Shelving Category: Network Certification

Customer Reviews & Comments
Anytime a certification candidate decides that a book needs to be purchased, the candidate is usually overwhelmed by the number of titles available for studying for the exam. Choosing the right book can make the difference between passing and failing. With that said, I have had a lot of experience in studying for certification exams, including exams from CompTIA, Microsoft, and Cisco. I have used many books over the past decade or so, and I can honestly say that I think Pearson got it right here. This book does a good job of covering the content you need to understand to pass the exam. I know...because I have taken and passed the exam. I know how the questions are worded and understand the logic that CompTIA uses for their exam. It helps that I am also a practice test developer for Transcender. With that said, I love the fact that Mike Harwood does not go into depth when it is not needed for the exam. I remember several years ago, I used a book to study for the old version of the Network+ exam, and I spent time learning about how the Internet was founded (and, no, the book did not mention Al Gore). When I finally took the exam, I realized that all that information was not needed to pass the exam. I was so frustrated! But this book gets to the nuts and bolts of the Network+ exam. I particularly love a few things about this book: 1. When discussing similar technologies, the author provides comparison type material, such as advantages/disadvantages. Often understanding the subtle differences is the key to answering the questions on the live exam. 2. There are LOTS of pictures, screen shots, and diagrams. This will really help when you see similar pictures and diagrams on the live exam. (And make sure you can identify the different kind of cables, connectors, and so on. This is vital for the Network+ exam.) 3. I love the use of tables and bullet points for review purposes. These are easy to find and can be reviewed right before you walk into the test center. 4. The wireless networking chapter is particularly helpful. While this technology is not new, it is relatively new to the CompTIA certification world. The wireless obstruction table on page 265 was particularly helpful! 5. The Troubleshooting Procedures and Best Practices chapter was arranged in a manner that is easily understood. I have been involved in the development of study guides. Often, the troubleshooting section is the hardest to write because problems can be caused by so many factors. I would highly recommend this book for anyone preparing for the Network+ exam. It is also a great general reference for those who are just starting in the computer networking industry. Robin Abernathy A+, Network+, Server+, Security+, Project+

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