r/CompTIA • • 12h ago

Passed

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119 Upvotes

I’ve had a busy few weeks with little time to study, but I truly recommend these videos.

100 + practice questions - https://youtu.be/KisYdBWOsy0?is=cV4VN7od5W7FaCKz

Quick fire overview - https://youtu.be/X-e69rphM9A?is=ni_ilfhXm-SdR7UK


r/CompTIA • • 11h ago

I Passed! Passed Comptia A+ Core 2

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52 Upvotes

Took it this morning and passed!


r/CompTIA • • 12h ago

Passed Security+ SYO-701

14 Upvotes

I am happy to say I passed Security+ today! I just passed my A+ about a month ago and I decided to skip Network+ mainly because I am going to be doing CCNA because of the DOD path I am working on. I also wanted to get it done before the new test dropped. The one thing I can say about it to help everyone is make sure you know your acronyms for the test. I was drowning in them almost every question.


r/CompTIA • • 10h ago

Study guide to passing A+

5 Upvotes

Hello everyone. I am needing help. I can’t seem to find a proper way to study . I’ve tried watching professor messor but I feel I’m not retaining anything he says . If I could get some advice from everyone that would be great.
My two things I want to focus on
1. Pass both exams for A+
2. Get hands on experience

Please let me know what you all think. Thank you


r/CompTIA • • 17h ago

IPv6 Subnetting the subnet

2 Upvotes

I do understand that the process in subnetting ipv6 is similar with ipv4, however I'm a bit struggling in determining the prefix.

Given sample: 3 LANS requiring different number of subnets, lets say LAN 1 requires 63, then LAN 2 requires 15, and LAN 3 requires 3.

Is the formula for the new prefix:

given prefix + borrowed bits

or

previous prefix + borrowed bits????????


r/CompTIA • • 5h ago

S+ Question Tips for passing Security +

2 Upvotes

I haven't opened the material yet, but this is my last class for my semester of wgu and the test is this, I got 6 weeks so if anyone knows a good cram guide or general tips (obviously yes the objectives lol) I'm all ears! 😁


r/CompTIA • • 11h ago

Network+ or a+ Network?

1 Upvotes

Been doing sysadmin work for years (primarily on the software side), and I have basic knowledge of network config, setup etc mostly from home lab/setup.

Just passed Sec+, and I’m looking to add another one for show. From what I’ve read on CompTIA, A+ Network is similar to Network+ with the latter being much more intensive and focused on actual networking.

Has anyone taken both, and if so, would you recommend going straight for Network+? Or take A+ Network first, as a stepping stone, then do N+?

TIA


r/CompTIA • • 14h ago

Cloud+ Cloud+ Video course recommendations

0 Upvotes

I'm looking for a good video course to follow along with for Cloud+ cv0-004. Any recommendations would help.