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Great video! In Jason Dions practice tests there were a decent amount of questions related to Regex expression. Do you remember seeing anything related to regex on your cysa+ exam?

Network+ is a useless cert. CCNA carry’s some value proving that you have the hands -on to configure. The Network+ is just theory. Cheers!

I thought security+ was easy, after studies, the cysa is harder to study with the more technical stuff. I am finding so far.

After two years in the field, I have the A+, Net+, Server+, CCST-Networking, and CCNA. Now working on Redhat. If I had to do it over, I'd skip the CompTIA stuff. You are right; not worth the cost. Also, this probably won't help get past HR, but the CCST-Networking is outstanding prep for doing the physical hardware side of server admin. That's the most underrated entry-level exam in IT. I'm a career educator and may return to the field later to create a high school career training IT program. If I do, I'll use the CCST as a foundation piece.

haven't watched any "methods to pass" videos before, just studied and used packet tracer and exam topics and guess what? Passed it first time. The allotted time was 2 hours, I have completed it in 1 hour and 10 mins. My suggestion? make sure you know the practice and use exam topics. The questions you really struggle to memorise.. get a screenshot and practice them over and over.

Number of question?

hey jamesylive idk if youll remember me but i remember texting you on dis "can i use 'Jamesie' haha you saved my depression when i was playing ToH and Jailbreak ty for the times.

I landed a Job with the Google certificate. No college degrees here 😂

Thanks for sharing, do you think studying with the, Cisco CCST Cyber security official cert guide is enough to pass this exam? I presently have my A+, Server+, Security+, and Network+. Been wanting to get the CCNA, but was thinking taking the CCST Cyber security might be helpful since I've never taken a Cisco exam

Can I get my first job at 35?

Thanks James .I'm on the final stretch of preparing for my CCNA . i'll be using your website extensively. Keep up the Good work

Good information. Thanks!

What do you suggest in regards to training? I'm a hands on learner and obviously don't have access to somethings. What method or resource would you recommend or consider to be the best training? Thanks

Just got hired for my first cybersecurity job as a SOC analyst. Got my A+, Network+, Security+ this year, and hoping to start studying for CySA+ today

how about changing the ssh password?

Working for the army helpdesk. A lot of acronyms. But how long do you stay at helpdesk before jumping ship to cyber?

Can someone please help me with understanding if the comptia server+ exam consists of Labs as well or is it just mcqs?

How to get an IT job without having a degree? Step one be black or african american because of d e I policies, they will hire you because they need to fill their quota

Thank you for this video, I am currently looking for an IT help desk role and this helps with my search!

I just finished Jason Dion Network plus course.

Currently studying for the Network plus 009 version.

Not even worth it! Don’t bother!

I’m currently in a one year program where I will receive hands on training for my A+,Network+ and Security+ and my classes start in 3 weeks

I did all 121 Messer videos fyi lol Also I like your video on this one. Real talk no hype, thats how you get followers man, thank you good sir. As for the cyber james one has some exams, but he claims he doesnt know the answers, yet he picks the correct one every time? Sorry when you mentioned him it reminded me lol I wondered how would you edit the video without knowing the answer? lol NE ways, as for you JamesTech good video man, well done.🔥 - ƉR£@ΜəR

Go dodgers! Go ccna! Good job!

Check out techexam.pro for more practice questions!

I haven't taken A+ but I have taken Sec+ and studied for ccna. In my experience the CCNA is extremely practical and hands on while comptia is very conceptual. Ive heard people say you can take an A+ or network+ course just to prepare for ccna and that seems true. Regaurdless you learn most of the fundamentals in ccna and can do it with no experience. Most classes do move extremely fast for someone with no experience but they do cover everything even for complete beginners.

I'm kind of sick and tired of content creators just interviewing this one guy. He spent $500 on coursecareers and was able to use the course to land a position. Doesn't really go into how you can go about it other than using coursecareers.

For those wondering, the official study book comes out early 2025

helped a lot thanks brotha

Do you have a instagram Facebook or email I would like to speak with you about IT my name is JaMall

Hey Jamesy do you remember me? I would join up your jailbreak live streams. Man that was fun times and it seems you’re doing great now and you love what you’re doing.

Hello there I am pretty new to IT and the coursecareers method seems to peak my interest, does the CourseCareers Method still work now in November?

I passed first try the other day. Now on to pentest+, Linux+, etc

Remember, the end-users WILL smell new blood. Like a great white getting a whiff of blood in the water. Try not to take it personally. It gets better. Make sure to consult internal routines, and if it isn't clear, start bothering your coworkers. Co-pilot will help a lot. Honesty is generally appreciated by the end-user according to my own experiences. After 2 years, if there's something I haven't seen, then I will be upfront with the customer/user. HOWEVER, I tend to reassure them that we have various paths we can take. Like checking internally and perhaps escalating if needed. And hey, don't dismiss the user's ideas either. I've lost count at how many times someone's general suggestion has led me to the right path even if they're not the "technical type" Most importantly, don't stress yourself out.

There is an IT support specialist position available at my employer so after I get my Google IT Support professional certification, I’ll apply for this job, plus as long as I’m in a bachelor degree program, which I am, I qualify

I got my A+ and my boss recommended the network+ next so i have been studying it for a while but with such thory heavy stuff, i feel like i haven't been able to grasp it as well so i started looking to packet tracer labs to see how it works and i found jeremys it labs. Got the udemy CCNA cus it was cheap and now i think im gonna oivot becasue i have learned more with the labs understanding network topics through configuration than i ever did with network+

Starting a help desk position next week so I'm glad I found this video!

I work tech support right now and my next job goal is regular Help Desk or System Administrator. I found this video helpful. Thanks for uploading!

I’m a it sales person. And this cert is one of the recommended certs for sales engineers at my company. And they make 175k.

I have a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice and minor in Computer Science and want to pivot to CyberSecurity. What should i do?

Nice work you do👏

I tried Ex sim Max and it did not help. Maybe I didnt study enough but I used legit study materials, How much time each day for study?

00:04 Configuring SSH on Cisco switch or router in Packet Tracer for remote access. 01:07 Connecting to the router via SSH and initial configuration 02:18 Configuring SSH and encryption for router and switch security. 03:32 Generate RSA key and configure SSH for virtual terminal lines 04:46 Configuring SSH for Router and Switch in 10 Minutes 06:01 Configuring VLAN interface, IP address, passwords, encryption, and SSH version 07:28 Configuring SSH for switch and router communication 08:59 SSH configuration allows access to all devices on the network in Packet Tracer. Crafted by Merlin AI.

I passed the Security+ on the first try last year, and I took the Server+ last week. I failed it lol. My company will pay for it though if I pass. Definitely not as hard as Security+, but I had bad time management. I must say that some of those questions were way too tricky to where I thought there were 2 possible answers.

i barely passed SEC+ you think the udemy course is good enough for CySA+?

Why is every white IT influencer I run into a limp wristed nerd?

Boson Exim softs can be used in 2 or several devices at the same time with 1 email sub?

Tips for anyone with some cybersecurity background looking to go straight to CySa+? I've got LinkedIn Learning access to Mike Chapple's prep course.

i start tomorrow for a POS company im so scared