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Network+ All-in-One Lab Manual

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Every so often certification exams are updated to meet the challenge of new and emerging technologies. Network+ is certainly no exception to this rule. Having taken the newest exam is it apparent that more than just reading the books you must also practice the concepts and this lab manual will help in that endeavor.

As a prefect companion to the All-In-One Network+ exam guide book, you have over 50 hands-on labs to help make the understanding of the exam objectives easier and more comprehensible.

Each lab has the exam objectives listed and are setup in a step by step format, along with the materials you'll need in order to complete the labs. Once completed there is a lesson wrap up to go over the major points in a review fashion.

Overall this book does meet all the newest exam objectives and would make a great self study tool or for use in a classroom training environment.

the network+ lab book is old (2002), not written by mike meyers. the labs are well, not actual 'labs' as much as they are research-type questions that are answered. in all fairness, I'm on ch 3 only, but I've reviewed other chapters like the TCP/IP section and it seems better. it was getting down to it's protocols and subnetting. so, while it's not a 'how to' it is a 'review' type of lab book.

There are a lot of lab manuals out there and I am sure this is a best I've used. As a student, I wanted labs that would challenge me with problems just like those I'd find on the job. That's what I found here. It's a great book!

The book is well written and has the material you will need for the test.

I am the network admin for a company based in austin, tx and this book has been very good in helping teach our students material in the network field.

Great excercises and it'a written out very well so anyone with minimum experience could understand

This lab manual is bad. Because the the person who wrote the lab manual I don't think has a clue what level of difficulty on the questions and situations ina real network should be. A lot of the questions where too advanced for the scope of the textbook was trying to get across. The textbook was great. Mike Meyers should have wrote the lab book like he did when he wrote the A+ Textbook and Lab Manual, those were great tools.

Catherine Creary's Network+ All-In-One Lab Manual is packed from cover to cover with 40 plus hands-on exercises focusing on networking concepts, along with step-by-step instructions. Inside, readers will find practical advice and detailed guidelines for working with major networking components, protocols, and connections.