CompTIA Network+ Review Guide: Exam N10-007

Awesome resource for review.

It is written in a easier to understand than other Sec+ books.

Great book as a refresher, looked at it for a few weeks along with watching Professor Messer on YouTube. Material reflected what was on the test. Passed first attempt a few months ago.

Great book. Easy to read and understand.

Item is as described. New and in perfect shape

Super helpful and passed first go

This books needs editing and revisions. Not likely to be helpful for the test

It's all here, everything you need to know, the entire syllabus, all crammed into 446 pages. That's the problem, the Network+ exam is a challenging exam and to cram everything into this one book is a challenge in itself, so some items become nothing more than glossary definitions, rather than a full precise definition. Others such as subnet calculations are hit so hard and fast, if you're not familiar with them are going to be tough.It is overall however a review guide, and if you find yourself (after reviewing the book) thinking I don't get this section it will at least give you the thought "I must look elsewhere". Ultimately that might be the case with this book. It does exactly what it says it needs to do, which is to review the entire Network+ exam course. It does that well and deserves 5 stars out of 5, but I can't help feeling that somewhere there may be a book that does the same but does it in a more reader friendly, easier to understand, studious way. Instead this guides you by the hand and points towards understanding. Rather, this is the sort of book which burns into the eyes and hopefully you remember everything by rote to pass the exam, rather than through in depth study.It may have been better to split the book down and cover everything in more depth over 2 books instead.

This is a very comprehensive review guide to help you achieve the CompTIA Network+, a vendor-neutral accreditation for iT Professionals. This is based on the latest N10-007 exam which was introduced in March 2018 so it should be current for a while yet. It is an entry-level exam but is quite a broad accreditation that covers; network design and implementation, using switches and routers to segment networks, resilience and virtual networks, security, standards, and protocols as well as troubleshooting.This is a review aid aimed at preparing for the CompTIA Network+ exam. It is organised by exam objectives, each corresponding to Network+ exam objectives: Network Architecture; Network Operations; Network Security; Troubleshooting; and Industry Standards. It includes online learning and study tools with; two custom practice tests, electronic flashcards and a searchable glossaryOverall this is an excellent book for those moving into iT and provides the basis for further accreditations and specialisms while also explaining the basics of network design.

I found this Review Guide really helpful and ready for 2018 teaching , so the information is as fresh as it can be.Getting the opportunity to revise with this really gave me the confidence to face the real exam it makes me feel informed and much more ready. Talking to other students who don't have this text I feel I have a foot up.This book is packed full and can feel quite dense if I spend too much time on it, so I take bit by bit and really focus on one area being fully confident I am well informed before moving onto the next section.The text is well written, easy to follow and contains accessible material.

Totally comprehensive , this review guide is a super support for anyone studying for this exam. It is packed full of information - second only to a fully in-depth text - along with practice tests, and online practice and revision options that allow you to revise whenever you have any down-time, even when you're commuting. One of the most helpful aspects is that, at the end of each chapter sub-section, there is a final section: Exam Essentials, which gives you the low-down on exactly what you need to know and to understand. This is a very worthwhile confidence-builder.

This book is not meant as the be-all and end-all of information for this course, but it does cover all subjects and is logically structured. Certain areas are only sparsely covered, but if you don't understand it during studying and reviewing for the same using this book, it will likely be a warning light that you should go more in-depth with your other study materials.It's quite a dense book and the writing is not engaging, but it covers the subjects, the information is correct, and it is a good help to get your head around the different areas.