Network+ Certification 2005/2007

About CompTIA Network+ certification exam

CompTIA's Network+ certification is intended to certify networking technicians with 18 to 24 months of experience. Attaining Network+ certification indicates that you know how to configure and install the TCP/IP client. This exam is vendor and product-neutral, covering a range of networking technologies. Network+ is an entry-level, vendor-neutral certification that you can achieve on your way to more advanced certifications, such as the Microsoft MCSE certification.

Pass the following exam:

• N10-003 Network+ (2007) (Network Plus)

Job Roles for CompTIA Network+ Certified Professionals

The job roles for Network+ Certified Professionals typically include: Network Administrator, System Administrator or Network Technician.

CompTIA Network+ certification requirements

There is no specific requirement for CompTIA's Network+ certification. Although it is targeted towards IT professionals with 18 to 24 months of experience, anyone who wishes to take the Network+ exam may do so. This IT certification is the logical next step for those who have already attained CompTIA's A+ certification. Although there is no prerequisite for this certification, CompTIA recommends that you possess the A+ certification.

Benefits of Network+ certification

• Network+ certification is a vendor neutral certification, which validates skills on networking and related technologies.
• Professionals holding the Network+ certification are preferred by the employers and they also get preference in promotions.
• Network+ certification is helpful for professionals who have knowledge of networking and related technologies to upgrade their credentials and get recognition from the industry.
• Network+ certified professionals can find appropriate job easily and get paid more.