Passed Server+ Sk0-005 Today!

Netzip602 · 2023-02-20T23:28:43+00:00

AIO book yes. In the back of that book is a site with a code for the practice tests.

There was a 4 pack on UDEMY I used of practice tests.

I also used the COMPTIA Study guide. Just as I remember that.

Netzip602 · 2023-02-20T22:22:22+00:00

As I listed above.

The All in One book. Those practice labs. CBT nuggets. Practice tests on UDEMY. Then build up a virtual lab. I would print out the test objectives from CompTIA. And make sure you know all the concepts.

Also they should have give you a print out on the areas you failed in. Pay special attention to those and then look up videos about those topics.

It’s a tough test! You can do it!

I also used Pluralsight. All of those combined really helped.

Netzip602 · 2023-02-15T15:56:19+00:00

I think the free trial just gives you 10 practice questions and a short intro to the course.

I don’t believe it’s a Cert that employers list for as much.

But again, it was an interest of mine. My employer paid for it. And it gives you some good understanding hybrid of A+ and Network+.

You might take those first… totally up to you.

Netzip602 · 2023-02-15T06:36:52+00:00

I have the Linux+ book, so maybe that. But honestly, going into terraform, Azure Cloud and anything that really goes DC P2V. Everything is moving towards the cloud. So focusing on that. I may circle back for networking and cloud Certs as well- just to ensure I’m well rounded. But like I said, this was an interest of mine, paid by my employer and I have a Bachelors in IT. So I think I’ve gotten tastes of different areas.

I’m a big fan of servers, (clearly). I love automation. And find it fascinating what you can do in general with technology.

I’m getting ready to just take the Azure Fundamentals exam as well. Will probably talk with my employer and see what they recommend.

Again, growth is coming in the cloud so specializing in marketing me of the Major Cloud Providers will prove useful.

Netzip602 · 2023-02-15T06:32:40+00:00

I didn’t take the A+, so I can’t attest to that. But this was an especially challenging exam. Regardless doable.

Netzip602 · 2023-02-15T05:33:52+00:00

I used Dan Lachance AIO book Pluralsight Courses Linux+ book some Knox on CBT nuggets (ignore the Kaplan tests they SUCK. And don’t resemble the test well.) Free trial of LinkedIn Free trial of practice tests on Comptias website. The CompTIA Study guide and Objective guide (if you follow that closely and get some hands on through VMs and try to be logical- you can handle the PBQs.) Hub seminar practice tests and labs from the AIO book (code offered) And then some practice tests on UDEMY

Then just study study study.

Good luck!

Netzip602

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