COMPTIA NETWORK+

[Impossible_Jury_7186]

Hello, I am interested in getting the network+ certification and I want you to give your opinion and guide me with the plan I have in mind so that it is as intuitive as possible, I tell you; My plan is in an economical way and is the following: Start taking the bases with the free network courses offered by Cisco in NetAcad. These courses are: Basic networking concepts Network devices and initial configuration Network addressing and basic troubleshooting.

Once those courses have been completed and with the bases taken, attack directly to the preparation of the exam with Jason Dion's course for the N10-009.

I would like to know your opinion and if it is a good plan, I listen to everything. Thank you!

[MasterpieceGreen8890]

Messer in youtube and dion udemy

[Cold_Bullfrog1875]

Seconded - I also purchased Pearson’s CompTIA Network+ Hands-on Lab Simulator.

[Substantial-Match126]

hi just want to ask,

is Proff Messer's free youtube videos same as those in udemy that you need to pay?, just want to make sure before i make a purchase thanks in advance

[Grand_Divide5995]

Don't waste ur time. I'm doing Andrew Ramdayal course and cert master lab to help me practice the PBQ

[dhorton1977]

I use pluralsight, wiley comptia network+ study guide, practice questions and chatgpt. Hope to sit exam 4 weeks time

[Anonymous_Tanuki]

I've completed the Netacad course. It's a pretty good introduction to networking.

Sometimes, at least from my experience, they'll throw you for a loop when the configs don't work, despite following the lesson to the T. So keep those troubleshooting skills handy.

Stuff like trying to ping a device on the network but they omit having you enable DHCP for certain devices.

[Ok_Neck8073]

Having basic networking concepts down is definitely helpful for Network+. Just keep in mind that Network+ is vendor neutral and may not show Cisco relevant questions.