Network+ Certification For Dummies by Ron Gilster

CompTIA, the A+, Network+, Server+, i-Net+ – and the vast array of other pluses – certification outfit has revised its certification program for the hard-working network technician with an excellent general knowledge of networks and internetworking technologies. However, unlike other networking certifications, such as MCSE, CNE, or CCNA, Network+ covers all kinds of general network technology knowledge and practices, instead of revolving around just the brand-specific stuff. Apple, Microsoft, Novell, and other manufacturers and their products are included on the Network+ test, making it the true measure of a networking technician's overall grasp of networking and internetworking technology. Obviously, you're considering Network+ certification for one of the following reasons: You're planning to become Network+ certified no matter what, but you don't quite know how to achieve your goal. You know how valuable Network+ certification is to a network technician's career and advancement. You're wondering just what Network+ certification is all about. You think that reading a Dummies book on the topic would be a fun and entertaining way to learn about computer networks and their components. If you fit into any of these categories, then Network+ Certification For Dummies, 2nd Edition, is the book for you! Read more