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This thread is a bit vague...
The A+ is easy, it's when you start moving towards the microsoft qaulifications. It's then it starts to get complicated, everything has to be done their way. So all the short cuts you learn while actually doing the job go out the window when it comes to the exams.Haha well goodluck mate im sure ya can do it. The think in the exams that got me was the wordings and the answers are to vague, like there could be 2 possible answers but there asking for like the BEST or the FIRST thing you do or the MOST probable reason why this has happend lol confussed me like **** you and i was forgetting simple things like minimum requirements for xp i put 64 first then changed to 128 so lucky i passed lol
The A+ is easy, it's when you start moving towards the microsoft qaulifications. It's then it starts to get complicated, everything has to be done their way. So all the short cuts you learn while actually doing the job go out the window when it comes to the exams.
Actually N+ is the next move from the A+, before evening thinking about moving into Cisco or Microsoft.why would you move from a+ to microsoft a better move would be cisco
Btw well done hellcaster its a good qualification to have did you take the new test(cisco it essentials) or the old one(comptia) btw?
Actually N+ is the next move from the A+, before evening thinking about moving into Cisco or Microsoft.
Though the A+ is 70% hardware, so you wouldn't move to Cisco from that anyway. You would need to do at least a mcdst first and get a better understanding of networking and how Cisco would fit into a Microsoft enviroment. Though the A+ & N+ won't be around for much longer as they are combing the two into a better qualification, which it's about time comptia released a better way of learning.
I did the comptia the old one, 2007 i believe. The next one im doing is N+ (Network+) then MCDST. I've been told about cisco but been adivsed not to do it cos not alot of people use cisco systems apparently, i wanna take a programming course next after this course