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Network+ vs A+ 1
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NetworkTek
IS-IT--Management
Yes the OSI model is covered. Here use this acronym for the OSI, all people seem to need data processing. It will cover all different kinds of networking protocols. Including those found on a Novell network and an Apple network. They don't get into much detail just know what protocol belongs what type of network. For example IPX is a Novell Netware protocol. My test if I remember had some basic routing, subnetting and security questions. Hope that helps
Network+
Inet+
MCP
MCSA 2003
MCTS
Network+
Inet+
MCP
MCSA 2003
MCTS
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OSI model, different types of networking technologies other than just 10/100/1000BaseT Ethernet, different types of cabling, connectors, effective ranges, wireless standards, etc. It also covers a little bit beyond TCP/IP on the protocol side.
If you go to you can register to download a PDF for each of their exams that lists the knowledge domains that you are expected to know. Since the exams are updated every few years, some of the material that I had to learn may be retired and new material added.
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CompTIA A+, Network+, Server+, Security+
MCTS:Windows 7
MCSE:Security 2003
MCITP:Server Administrator
MCITP:Enterprise Administrator
MCITP:Virtualization Administrator 2008 R2
Certified Quest vWorkspace Administrator
If you go to you can register to download a PDF for each of their exams that lists the knowledge domains that you are expected to know. Since the exams are updated every few years, some of the material that I had to learn may be retired and new material added.
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CompTIA A+, Network+, Server+, Security+
MCTS:Windows 7
MCSE:Security 2003
MCITP:Server Administrator
MCITP:Enterprise Administrator
MCITP:Virtualization Administrator 2008 R2
Certified Quest vWorkspace Administrator
NetworkTek
IS-IT--Management
Yeah it wasn't bad when I did it. I don't think I even bought a book. I just downloaded the objectives and studied what I thought I might need a little practice on and took it.
Network+
Inet+
MCP
MCSA 2003
MCTS
Network+
Inet+
MCP
MCSA 2003
MCTS
Why would Microsoft have exam objectives for a CompTIA exam?
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CompTIA A+, Network+, Server+, Security+
MCTS:Windows 7
MCSE:Security 2003
MCITP:Server Administrator
MCITP:Enterprise Administrator
MCITP:Virtualization Administrator 2008 R2
Certified Quest vWorkspace Administrator
NetworkTek
IS-IT--Management
The objectives are on Comptia's website. Here is the link:
Network+
Inet+
MCP
MCSA 2003
MCTS
Network+
Inet+
MCP
MCSA 2003
MCTS
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