Which course will be the best for Hardware and Networking

[bigjoet22]

Dear Frens... I would like to learn Hardware and Networking. so which course will be thebest for that? do le me know. becasue i dont have any knowledge about this and i have no frends to ask either. so, i'm just posting here in the forum.

give me some tips. rite now i settle in delhi. and in delhi which institute is the best for learning too...

[sicarie]

Dear Frens... I would like to learn Hardware and Networking. so which course will be thebest for that? do le me know. becasue i dont have any knowledge about this and i have no frends to ask either. so, i'm just posting here in the forum.

give me some tips. rite now i settle in delhi. and in delhi which institute is the best for learning too...

I would recommend CompTia's A+ (hardware) and Network+ courses. Those will give you the basics. You can probably (if you don't want to purchse the course materials), find an outline of the courses online, and then google the individual points to learn about them. From there, I would recommend getting a hold of old equipment and creating your own network with webservers, file servers, proxys, firewalls, and learning how each part communicates with the others.

[bigjoet22]

I would recommend CompTia's A+ (hardware) and Network+ courses. Those will give you the basics. You can probably (if you don't want to purchse the course materials), find an outline of the courses online, and then google the individual points to learn about them. From there, I would recommend getting a hold of old equipment and creating your own network with webservers, file servers, proxys, firewalls, and learning how each part communicates with the others.

Comtia A+ and Networking courses? In Networking course which course it should i learn?
how shoud i type in google? how and how can i fine the online books?

[sicarie]

Comtia A+ and Networking courses? In Networking course which course it should i learn?
how shoud i type in google? how and how can i fine the online books?

I believe the CompTia Network+ class is a single course. As I said before, I would recommend looking through the descriptions of those to get outlines (probably found by Googling "comptia a+ network+" or some variation), and then input each bullet point into Google as it appears on the outline. Or you could go to somewhere like Amazon.com and search for "A+ book" or "network+ book". CompTia puts out their own study guides for the courses, so you could buy one of those as well.

[rinawmt]

I believe the CompTia Network+ class is a single course. As I said before, I would recommend looking through the descriptions of those to get outlines (probably found by Googling "comptia a+ network+" or some variation), and then input each bullet point into Google as it appears on the outline. Or you could go to somewhere like Amazon.com and search for "A+ book" or "network+ book". CompTia puts out their own study guides for the courses, so you could buy one of those as well.

Anyway what is the difference between Comtia+ and A+? and Network+ and MCSE?

which one will be better. i m interest in this topic.

[sicarie]

Anyway what is the difference between Comtia+ and A+? and Network+ and MCSE?

which one will be better. i m interest in this topic.

CompTia is the company that does both the A+ and Network+ certifications.

A+ is hardware, Network+ is networks.

The MCSE is actually a collection of 5 test evaluating Windows XP, Server 2003, i believe 2 sort of "general/your choice" classes, and a third I'm forgetting. However, completing all the courses will result in the 5 separate certifications and the MCSE cert. The MCSE is mostly Windows networking and device setup - how to create a domain, user management, device installing, troubleshooting , Windows tools and protocols, etc..., though that will also vary depending what other courses you take as your general electives.

[archonmagnus]

The Cisco Certified Networking Associate (CCNA) course is full of useful information regarding networking and protocols. It's a little pricey for the materials, however, but if you pursue the courses you could learn quite a lot.

[bigjoet22]

CompTia is the company that does both the A+ and Network+ certifications.

A+ is hardware, Network+ is networks.

The MCSE is actually a collection of 5 test evaluating Windows XP, Server 2003, i believe 2 sort of "general/your choice" classes, and a third I'm forgetting. However, completing all the courses will result in the 5 separate certifications and the MCSE cert. The MCSE is mostly Windows networking and device setup - how to create a domain, user management, device installing, troubleshooting , Windows tools and protocols, etc..., though that will also vary depending what other courses you take as your general electives.

Thanks for ur detail. Im learning BCA from IACM Newdelhi. which one will be better MCSE or A+ & Network+? cand you tell me what courses are include in IN Network+ ? like you give me the detail in MCSE.
which one you tink better course for Networking[networking+ or MCSE] ?
and where can if find comtia in delhi? i'm staying in south Delhi. i know only Jetking and IACM but they said in IACM the teaching goes only in HINDI. i'm really poor/weak in HINdi as well.

If i go to Networking only should i earn much or i will earn more if i do both Harware and Networking?

[sicarie]

Thanks for ur detail. Im learning BCA from IACM Newdelhi. which one will be better MCSE or A+ & Network+? cand you tell me what courses are include in IN Network+ ? like you give me the detail in MCSE.
which one you tink better course for Networking[networking+ or MCSE] ?
and where can if find comtia in delhi? i'm staying in south Delhi. i know only Jetking and IACM but they said in IACM the teaching goes only in HINDI. i'm really poor/weak in HINdi as well.

If i go to Networking only should i earn much or i will earn more if i do both Harware and Networking?

It's difficult to say. At some point you're going to have to do research here, so I'll let you google places you can take those tests on your own ;). It also depends if you want to go into a Microsoft shop and be an admin, or if you want to be a network engineer (which is usually either a consultant or router jockey). I think you're at the point where you need to look over the course materials yourself, and then compare them with the jobs you are going for, and see which ones you think you need.

As archnomagus said, the CCNA will cover some of the things that the Network+ course will as well, but also give you exposure to Cisco routers/switches/IOS. That is worth looking into as well.

[kash10]

hi friend ,
dont get confused by other i am kashish chauhan and i am working as a academic advisor .if you really wants to do h/w & n/g courses then i will tell you each and every thing.

if you are fresher then join this course from starting.ex:-

there are 2 modules .

hardware & networking
in hardware you will do comptia A+ after then N+ then MCSE & CCNA ,Linux right .this course is best for you rite .it will take your 13 - 14 months.you are grown up child go in institutes and enquiry about all these course .

[siva321]

Thank my dear frieds

[devigajendran]

[QUOTE=bigjoet22]Dear Frens... I would like to learn Hardware and Networking. so which course will be thebest for that? do le me know. becasue i dont have any knowledge about this and i have no frends to ask either. so, i'm just posting here in the forum.

give me some tips. rite now i settle in chennai. and in chennai which institute is the best for learning too...[

[pala]

i choose the hard ware and networking course of CCNA... it will be best in future? i choose the field will be correct?

[sicarie]

CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate - is the 'industry standard' for networking and definitely a good choice.

The only other thing I would suggest is getting a spare Cisco switch/router or (if you are unable) a spare computer (even of poor quality), and installing an open source router on it. This will let you implement the concepts you learn in the course.

Also, in the future, if a thread has not been replied to within 3 to 6 months, please start a new thread with your question ;)