Search results

Congratulations!!! I am yet to take Pentest+ exam this year. I look forward to the TTT session.

Congratulations!!!

Congratulations!!! Pass Core2 exam as well, then you'll become A+ certified !

Congratulations!!!

For the keys to your applied labs, I'd suggest talking to your admin and/or comptia rep. However, if you got queries about Linux commands, then the group may be able to help. :)

That's alright. Now that you had your first go on Data+ exam, you now have a better idea of how the exam questions are written, and you also now have a reference on what topics/modules you need to review further (see your exam report). ☺️ I also agree with you, it's really great to be part of...

Congratulations!!!

You worked on CLI commands, so I'm guessing that you are able to access the recovery tools. Got a recovery drive? If you don't have one, try creating from another PC. That will have full copy of OS system files. If sfc and chkdsk can find your disk and work on it, then hardware is probably...

peanut butter? ? that's what popped to my mind. Sorry, my bad.

Good point on cloud backup, or any form of backup, I would say. Heat can affect SSDs, especially if it keeps on running above 70 deg C. Consider using a heatsink or a cooling system. As for your SSD, on detection, can you see it in the BIOS/UEFI page? if yes, then hardware is alive. you may...

For status check on Pearson System, see link: https://status.pearson.com/s/ I hope this helps.

I wonder if the CINers will get to have access to TestOut as well. Just a wishful thinking. ?

I echo what everyone else has already stated. You can either present your CTT+ and/or your certs from each qualification. Contrary to one post, CTT+ is not yet retired. It will be retired, but not yet. If the company is CompTIA-approved vendor, then they may show that to the client as well...

screened subnet is the inclusive language used for DMZ In CompTIA's study material and in Pearson's Sec+ book, DMZ is in the content however, when you look at the sample questions, they use screened subnet instead. On the other hand, Sybex' material still use the term DMZ. In CompTIA's study...

I've heard of different issues when taking online exam on a Mac or whatever apple device. i.e. buttons not working, exam app crashing, or someone called on FaceTime hence, forfeited their exam The advise I typically give to my students is either to use a Windows PC, or book the exam to a...

oh wow. exciting times ahead!

Congratulations!

Oh true! They've extended it, instead of the initially planned retirement date of March 2023. Interesting! It seems like they have received an influx of requests to get CTT+ certified this time.

There's a webinar on the "Introduction to Git" by the Linux Foundation. See link below. I hope this helps! https://training.linuxfoundation.org/resources/webinars/introduction-to-git/

@Steve Linthicum Congrats on your retirement! Enjoy the travels.