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Hi everyone!
Im currently 17 and ive decided to actually get down and try and get some qualifications! I started programming at the age of 12 in visual basic and gradually moved my way up to C++! I stopped programming at the age of 16 but i can still remmber the basic fundamentals required for them, i have a wide knowledge of computers, i have worked in several computer shops. I really want to get a qualification in Comptias Network + or a CCNA which one is the easiest?? THANKS!

BTW ill want to get both of them but im gona start with the easiest one first!

 

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Welcome to CF!

Network+ should be your starting point then!

 

thank u!

 

Hi there and welcome to CF

 

Hello! No A+ then?

J.

 

Ive gone and bought this book to start me off "Network + Study Guide Third Edition Exam N10-002" By Sybex (David Goth) Is this book any good? Iv flicked through it and it seems very interesting but i was wandering what you guys think of it? Do you have the same book?

 

Hi and welcome, oush.

That book did it for me. I've heard Sybex can be "less than complete" on coverage of a syllabus, but for N+, that book is a great read. That, some research around the net, and the relevant Cramsessions - I was good to go.

Can I do the Foo Fighters gag again please ?

 

Hi and welcome.

If you can afford it get the Meyers book on Network+ as well.

It is always worthwhile getting two different views on a cert - where one misses the other often hits the spot.

Harry.

 

Welcome To CF Oush

 

Welcome to CF..

 

Hi mate - Welcome to CF

 

Welcome to CF!

umm i think everyone has missed it but your book is old.. you will need to get a new one for the current exams.. 003.. i think look at this one and this one if you can get both even better!

How is your hardware knowledge? i mean do you have the knowledge to pass A+? if not i think start off there then move onto Network+

JMO

 

Hello and Welcome
I'm new here too!!
Whatever you decide goodluck!

Later Andy