Testing today.

Today I will sit the Security+ exam in attempt to avoid sitting the
ISA 2000 for my :Security modifier.

I would gladly accept some luck sent this way in return for not asking
easily researched questions like what is the passing score.

I will say that I am sick of attempting to memorize information that
is easily availble in Google. At least ISA would have been fun to play
with.

....butch (764 of 900)

fygar

good luck

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Sue MCNGP #69
Proud member since April 8, 2002
"fygar" <> wrote in message
news...
>
> Today I will sit the Security+ exam in attempt to avoid sitting the
> ISA 2000 for my :Security modifier.
>
> I would gladly accept some luck sent this way in return for not asking
> easily researched questions like what is the passing score.
>
> I will say that I am sick of attempting to memorize information that
> is easily availble in Google. At least ISA would have been fun to play
> with.
>
> ...butch (764 of 900)

Brat®

On 02 Jul 2004 "fygar" blathered:

>
> Today I will sit the Security+ exam in attempt to avoid sitting the
> ISA 2000 for my :Security modifier.
>
> I would gladly accept some luck sent this way in return for not asking
> easily researched questions like what is the passing score.
>
> I will say that I am sick of attempting to memorize information that
> is easily availble in Google. At least ISA would have been fun to play
> with.
>
> ...butch (764 of 900)
>

Speaking of scores... does anyone know how to figure the percentage on a
CompTIA exam? Supposedly they're based on a scale between 100-900 which
would make them an 800 point scale right? I scored an 811 on the i-Net+
yesterday, so if I take that number subtract 100 and divide it by 800 I got
89%.

Is that right?

--
TechGeekPro - MCSA, A+, Net+, i-Net+
"Not only am I certified, I'm certifiable!"

TechGeekPro

On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 09:50:05 -0500, TechGeekPro <%username%@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>On 02 Jul 2004 "fygar" blathered:
>
>>
>> Today I will sit the Security+ exam in attempt to avoid sitting the
>> ISA 2000 for my :Security modifier.
>>
>> I would gladly accept some luck sent this way in return for not asking
>> easily researched questions like what is the passing score.
>>
>> I will say that I am sick of attempting to memorize information that
>> is easily availble in Google. At least ISA would have been fun to play
>> with.
>>
>> ...butch (764 of 900)
>>
>
>Speaking of scores... does anyone know how to figure the percentage on a
>CompTIA exam? Supposedly they're based on a scale between 100-900 which
>would make them an 800 point scale right? I scored an 811 on the i-Net+
>yesterday, so if I take that number subtract 100 and divide it by 800 I got
>89%.
>
>Is that right?

That's how I saw it too.

....b
....butch()

fygar

I passed INET+ the first time and it was very easy since
I had 3 years in IT when I took it. I don't think it has
helped my resume at all. Most of the IT people I talk to
have never heard of it. I think it is useless. Just my
opinion......


>-----Original Message-----
>On 02 Jul 2004 "fygar" blathered:
>
>>
>> Today I will sit the Security+ exam in attempt to
avoid sitting the
>> ISA 2000 for my :Security modifier.
>>
>> I would gladly accept some luck sent this way in
return for not asking
>> easily researched questions like what is the passing
score.
>>
>> I will say that I am sick of attempting to memorize
information that
>> is easily availble in Google. At least ISA would have
been fun to play
>> with.
>>
>> ...butch (764 of 900)
>>
>
>Speaking of scores... does anyone know how to figure the
percentage on a
>CompTIA exam? Supposedly they're based on a scale
between 100-900 which
>would make them an 800 point scale right? I scored an
811 on the i-Net+
>yesterday, so if I take that number subtract 100 and
divide it by 800 I got
>89%.
>
>Is that right?
>
>--
>TechGeekPro - MCSA, A+, Net+, i-Net+
>"Not only am I certified, I'm certifiable!"
>.
>

Steve

Best of luck!

--
Kelley
aka catwalker
IT Professional
MCNGP newbie
"fygar" <> wrote in message
news...
>
> Today I will sit the Security+ exam in attempt to avoid sitting the
> ISA 2000 for my :Security modifier.
>
> I would gladly accept some luck sent this way in return for not asking
> easily researched questions like what is the passing score.
>
> I will say that I am sick of attempting to memorize information that
> is easily availble in Google. At least ISA would have been fun to play
> with.
>
> ...butch (764 of 900)

catwalker63

On Jul 2, 2004 "Steve" blathered:

> I passed INET+ the first time and it was very easy since
> I had 3 years in IT when I took it. I don't think it has
> helped my resume at all. Most of the IT people I talk to
> have never heard of it. I think it is useless. Just my
> opinion......

Yeah, it probably is but I got the money for the voucher from WIA (Workforce
Investment Act). I figured with my experience with networking and Web design,
it would be a "freebie", and it pretty much was. Besides, you can use the i-
Net+ as credit toward the CIW Associate and then I would only need to pass
the i-Accelerate exam to earn the CIW Master Administrator.

--
TechGeekPro - MCSA, A+, Net+, i-Net+
"Not only am I certified, I'm certifiable!"

TechGeekPro

"catwalker63" <_catwalker63_@hotmamamail.com> wrote in message
news:...
> Best of luck!
>
> --
> Kelley
> aka catwalker
> IT Professional
> MCNGP newbie

^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Did we run out of numbers?

Andy Foster

Andy Foster wrote:
> "catwalker63" <_catwalker63_@hotmamamail.com> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Best of luck!
>>
>> --
>> Kelley
>> aka catwalker
>> IT Professional
>> MCNGP newbie
>
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> Did we run out of numbers?

I think she mispledded "wannabe"

=?Windows-1252?Q?Frisbee=AE?=

I just have no fscking idea what number I am. I was never good at math. If
you figure it out, please let me know.

--
Kelley
aka catwalker
IT Professional
MCNGP newbie
"Andy Foster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> "catwalker63" <_catwalker63_@hotmamamail.com> wrote in message
> news:...
> > Best of luck!
> >
> > --
> > Kelley
> > aka catwalker
> > IT Professional
> > MCNGP newbie
>
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> Did we run out of numbers?
>
>

catwalker63