The CompTIA Network+ in 60 Seconds

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I work IT help desk. My boss is currently having me get A+ because I was hired on with only internship experience but they saw my work ethic and hunger for knowledge, so they hired me on full time. I recently finished my associate’s degree on now they are having me get A+, but I think the plan is to have me go for Net+ after that. Within the next couple weeks I’m going to be ditching my ISP’s provided SOHO multifunctional device and replace it with a beefy Ubiquiti setup to improve my home network but mainly to use as a home lab. Excited to get into Net+ after I finish my A+!

icecreamjunkie

I am actually looking to get the Network + and then the Security +, right after that I will decide to get a hacker one

BrayanRodriguez-mwiw

I liked the Network + certification a lot and it definitely an underrated cert unfortunately it is eclipsed by the CCNA from a resume standpoint. However I still recommend going through the Network + learning process at least once for newer people before trying to obtain CCNA.

ardean

Feel like it’s kind of unnecessary to have a lab just for network+

crneymar

My exam is scheduled for the 23rd of June on a Friday. I already took Network Essentials and got an A in it. I hope with my studying pays off.

rizingphonix

Awesome, the best quick info. I took the A+ test years ago (2002) missed it twice by 30, but at the time I was studying more advanced computer equipment and knew more than the college professor teaching my A+ class. I’ve been studying and keeping up with A+ knowledge, and now I’m building a home lab with Ubiquiti equipment and more equipment. Not only that, but I was talking to IT guys at my work trying to get out of factory work and into IT or installing fiber for a local internet company and learning. I am uncertain If I should invest in some other equipment for my home lab besides Ubiquiti? Any recommendations are helpful. I’m also teaching my two kids this while they’re in high school.

IndianaDiy

Where to find affordable items for a home lab?

missdesireindependance

I have my Net+ and I'm not looking at going higher right now since I'm just looking for something entry level, most jobs don't require this, although one job at the local hospital uptown did require it, so it's nice to have, especially the fact that it was proctored, but I think I'll be needing some labs under my belt to be able to really get going, a home lab at this time might be too costly, so I would want to go more so virtual.

wednesdaysangel