Doing Some Light Reading.

[Ste]

Should I get a book on linux, if im going into networking and stuff related to that, Im almost done with an A+ Cert book and just bought a CCNA book, so would it be a good idea to read up on Linux?

[Hushplz]

yeah that sounds like a good idea!

u have a different system to english

coz im an I.T engineer apprentice and learn on the job with hardly any writing or reading just learn on the job

go 4 it

[Ste]

alrighty, next book to buy, any other book recommendations, I like getting ahead, especially if its something Im interested in.

[Blue_cow]

The more knowledge the better! Read up all you can

[Ste]

alrighty, next book to buy, any other book recommendations, I like getting ahead, especially if its something Im interested in.

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ON that note, Im reading a book about CCNA right now, cisco networking stuff, I realize there are alot of terms i am unfamilar with, is there a book i should read before this one that would better prepar me for CCNA?

[napmaster383]

CCNA expires every year and you have to renew it. I hope you knew that. Now if this is coming out of your own pockets, then I'd do Network+. That's actually what I'm doing now. I'm waiting to get hired by a company and have them pay for my CCNA. If that doesn't work out I'd hate to spend $200+ every year. Usually, though, companies do pay for certifications or help you a little at least. It's up to you though. I am also learning Linux. I'm currently learning Fedora Core 3 seeing that Bentley College uses that.