If you are just starting out and dont know much then go through the material (if you want to learn something). If you have been in the field for sometime and know your stuff then go through the practice exams. If you want to be a paper cert just take the practice exams but beware that it your true colors will come out in the interview or on the job when a problem comes up. Good luck
I appreciate that. I've been in the field for over 6 years, just never needed a cert. My employeer isn't asking me to get one, but then again, I am considering other offers, which will likely require a cert.
I had my A+ cert for a while. I'm thinking about taking the Net+ test since I work around a network using Novell. My question is two parts. First I would like to learn more about networks But my supervision is pushing me into learning more about XP OS since I support end users. Is there a way to learn both without spending to much time.
There's a MCP (microsoft certified professional) course you can take for windows xp professional : this will teach you about networking, and about the OS at the same time.
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