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I'd like to join but can we have the updated registration link for Linux+ TTT?

I like the card. :D Thanks very much, haha!

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Looks like a lot of fun!

The administration of a CompTIA exam is with either Pearson or Certiport. For which case, to be an exam Pearson test center, kindly refer to this link: https://home.pearsonvue.com/Test-centers/Become-a-test-center.aspx As for Certiport, kindly refer to this link...

You can create 3 VMs. - a windows server - a windows client (preferably Win 7 or older, as they got more vulnerabilities) - a Kali Linux machine (for attacking) Connect the 3 VMs together, so as to create a single LAN, then explore the tools :)

I can hardly respond to the query, as I haven't had the experience to check the new A+ labs. Would you give the trainers free access for us to check and provide feedback?

Many people would immediately think of Certifications or Training. But did you know that CompTIA is also an Association for computer trade industry? ;) Yep. It's a club. There's networking, cyber, AI, among many other groups.

I like the new webpage, and the instructions are simple and direct! I'm happy. Thank you! :)

In the video, did she say "stimulation". :ROFLMAO:

Might just be a timing issue. If you missed a session, give atleast 12-24 hours to allow the system some time to prep the video recording. (y)

I agree. This is also what I tell my students. Don't rush to study for a certificate rather, certify to prove your competency instead.

Doing activities in a class also depend on how much time you got and what resources you can use. If computer games are allowed, you can also ask your students to build a LAN for the class (from scratch - build their PC, connect to the network, etc) with your PC as the main server, then play Age...

Sounds fun! kindly share.

This is a good question for a separate trail. I'd love to hear the proper answer for this one. I've always thought that it is patterned to a 'credit score' where the max score is 900 and the base is 100 for literally just writing your name.

It is a good practice to download the cert of attendance for every session that you get to attend to. In that way, you can keep track of what TTT sessions you've attended. The cert of attendance is also useful for CE credits. :)

I support this. Epic Games released a free version of PC Building Simulator previously. It is a good tool for simulation, tho I still prefer hands-on.

If it was during the TTT session, the attendees might have responded in the chat. You can view the chat posts even in on-demand. If there's specific resource you are thinking of, feel free to ask.

I've saved it in a playlist. Thanks for sharing!

Kindly refer to this trail: https://cin.comptia.org/threads/the-way-to-redeem-a-core-1-access-code.886/#post-6280