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CompTIA's Network+ is the #1 international vendor-neutral baseline Network certification. In early 2009, CompTIA is releasing a thoroughly revised certification exam. CompTIA Network+ Exam Cram, Second Edition has been thoroughly updated to prepare candidates for the new exam, using the proven Exam Cram method of study. Like all Exam Cram books, it includes: " Chapters that map directly to the exam objectives " Comprehensive foundational learning on all topics covered on the exam " An extensive collection of practice questions (including two full practice exams) " A state-of-the-art CD-ROM test engine that provides real-time practice and feedback " Notes, tips, sidebars, cautions, test-taking strategies, and time-saving tips that make studying as effective and time-efficient as possible " The Cram Sheet tear-out card including tips, acronyms, and memory joggers not available anywhere else - perfect for last-minute study Topics covered in this book range from identifying vulnerabilities to implementing communications and infrastructure Network; cryptography concepts and deployment techniques to Network management; forensics to internal Network education and documentation. CompTIA Network+ Exam Cram, Third Edition brings together all the knowledge you will need to walk into the exam room with confidence - and pass your Network+ exams with flying colors.

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Average Amazon.com® Rating:  Based on 8 Ratings

Lots of Typos and flat out errors - 2009-06-06
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This book was almost good. but there are just too many mistakes. Lots and lots of typos, And I mean big ones that should have gotten caught. I have read the book twice now and the second time through I have found many more subtle errors. You will read a set of technical specifications and then on the next page a chart or graph will contradict the previously read material. You are now left with deciding which is right, and that's only if you notice it. Many mistakes are obvious some are not and others are just very confusing and make you scratch you head for a few minutes trying to figure out what they mean. The CD that comes with it is worthless. It has 30 questions, and when you go to buy more they want $109.00 for 200 more questions. wow. I found 300 practice questions from simulation exams for $27.00. So In short I would recommend one of the other books that have come out for network+ 2009 N10-1004 exam even though I haven't read them. Mike meyers just came out with one that has 200 practice questions on CD I don't know if its good But it can't be worse that this book.

Stephen

Great Book Passed the test on first try - 2009-05-14
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This is a great book and an easy read. I have been in a network role for about 2 years so this was a great refersher and helped alot in passing the test. I got a 860 out of 900 si it was very helpful, the sample questions were the best.

Get this book and pass the test on your first try.....

Good review material for exam - 2009-10-11
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Book is well written, though it does cover some material not necessary for the exam. It does highlight and shift focus to the required parts as well as lists tips for remembering specific aspects of the exam.

Overall, good purchase and would recommend it. For the most part, an easy read.

good book - 2009-09-12
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SERIOUSLY this book did help, BUT KNOW WHAT TO STUDY BEFORE YOU TAKE THE TEST and this book helps. And has the new objectives in it as well.

Concise, Helpful, Not THAT Many Errors - 2009-08-18
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I found this book helpful, easy to read, and up to date. The errors are relatively few. There are no wrong answers given in the test questions in the book and CD. There seems to be only three instances of wrong info in the text which are really wrong. The typos are few compared to other guides. Compare this book with other Network+ guides, and this book comes out on the top side. It is good to study from more than one guide book. This book does cover a few different things from other books.

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