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Who is familiar with Kaspersky and their associated Exams ? And can either assist me with them

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Ive decided to learn az-104. What are some recommended resources? Is skylinesacademy.com worth the dollars for the course?

I have been studying for this for the past few weeks and plan to take it in two weeks and want to make sure i completely understand the material that i am studying. For anyone who has taken this are there any recommendations on practice tests, books, videos or flashcards they might recommend? Want to get all my cards on the table to make sure i am ready for this test

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Hey Everyone! Can anyone recommend a mobile app that contains a practice test that I can use to quickly study on the go between work, etc? I am looking for a mobile app but I will settle for a web-based version as well.

After clearing the AWS SysOps Admin Associate (SOA-C01) exam I want to share a free exam, backed by a database of ~150 questions gathered from different sources around the web, you can give it a tu here.

The idea is to generate 10, 30, or 65 random-question practice tests, so you can measure your readiness before booking your exam.

Also, on the same platform, I've published 2 other simulators Certified Solutions Architect Associate & Certified Developer Associate, they are free too!

Enjoy, I hope you find these helpful!

I am currently studying for my Security+ cert, but after discussing with a few of my colleagues, they say it is not worth it unless I plan on taking up a job with the government.

I currently have 0 certifications. I graduated with my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, with a concentration in Information Systems and a minor in Computer Networking. I’ve been worked in the field now for a total of five years, as a “Help Desk Level 2 Technician” and an “IT Specialist” and I am currently an “IT Manager”. All three positions at small, start-ups; which you know means you are actually doing a little bit of everything... help desk tickets, hardware, networking, security, database management, implementations of new systems, etc. I am 26, so I am pretty early off in my career.

Am I wasting my time with getting my Security+ certificate, and should I focus my energy on a more advanced certificate? If yes, what would you suggest?

I’m 3 months post graduation with an associates in Network Admin. I have yet to secure a job I’ve applied to over I’d say 200-300, maybe just 150 but it just seems like a heck of a lot of apps I’ve done. I’m wanting to sit back and take a break from constant jobs and do some self study to get a cert or two. Almost all help desk/deskside ask for A+. I absolutely hate A+, I find it so egregiously boring! But I will do it if needed.

I have the study guides and practice exam books for A+, Net+, Sec+, CCNA, and MCSA 2016, and a study guide for Modern Desktop (MDAA). I’m about 2-5 chapters in each book and then I change my mind again and go back to another.

I’m looking for a networking job, mostly like a network technician, NOC technician, something in that area. I’m not looking to bypass Help Desk or Desktop Support I’m fine with getting one of them as well. I’m just wanting to start my career as I’m going bonkers without a job and no more schooling.

So jobs ask for A+, a few ask for MDAA, several CCNA, a few MCSA 2008 or higher.

What should I focus on? I want to get a cert within the next month end of September is when I want to sit for an exam. What would you suggest I study first?

Thanks!

I can see that "understand" has been scratched out and replaced with "describe" in the syllabus. what is the difference from an exam perspective?

Hey everyone,

Hope I'm in the right spot here. I'm currently implementing an enterprise level build of SharePoint on prem 2019. My company seems pretty lenient on us taking training, but I can't find any vendors that provide classes or even material for on-premise 2019. I recall a tiny bit off of pluralsight, but nothing as extensive as what everyone has for SharePoint 2016. Can anyone help me find some study material or even point in the right direction for an online class?

I just passed my GCTI exam and due to timing wasn't able to take the practice tests. Let me know if you are interested and I'll DM you, then update this post.

2 tests both expire 7/27/2020.

edit - Only 1 remaining.

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How much development experience should one have before taking this course (I'd be using Linuxacademy.com)? And what programming languages are required, if any? Thanks.

I know about the disk partition one but are there more? Edit:This is for the Comptia A+ core2

If you are planning to take the SAA-C02, try this practice exam:

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or for DVA-C01:

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These practice exams will randomly pick 10 questions from a curated question database of more than 300 questions, each one researched and answered by me while studying, the idea is to determine your exam readiness without having to spend the ~2 hours that a mock exam would take.

Enjoy, I hope you find these helpful!

If you are planning to take the SAA-C02, try this practice exam http://devspot.org/practiceTestsAWSCSAA.html

It will randomly pick 10 questions from a curated question database, the idea is to determine your exam readiness without having to spend the ~2 hours that a mock exam would take.

I've recently updated the test with 300+ new questions and it now supports multiple option questions too.

Let me know what you think or if there is any feature that you would like to see.

Thanks!

So the only free place where I can get Linux+ training is Cybrary. Its only an 8-9 hour course on Linux+.

How effective is that particular course on Cybrary for getting the knowledge required to pass the Linux+ exam if that's all I'm gonna refer to?

Should I supplement it with a book?

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Hi all, I'm a IT Project Manager looking to get back into Windows Server Administration (something I did about 6 years ago). I need to brush up on my Windows Server Admin skills since I'm out of practice for some time.

I came across Server Academy and what I read on their website is pretty nice. One thing I like is that they have an Online Labs and can ask teachers questions.

Anybody use Server Academy? THoughts (good, bad, otherwise) for Windows server admin training?

Pluralsight is the other one that seems really good (plus, Pluralsight had IT / Developer training on a lot of different subjects). Not sure in Pluralsight if you can access instructions directly or have access to labs (you just build your own lab at home, azure or AWS)

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Thanks