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What books/equipment should I purchase to better learn networking?
I am only competent enough to set up wifi networks and home network stuff, but I want to learn more server, WAN, etc stuff.
Essentially, what is a good book to start learning marketable networking skills?
Thanks /g/
Just get a Network+ book
One advantage I can think of is going to get the N+ cert which is something employers like
>>54368818
Study for the CCNA
http://www.amazon.com/CCENT-ICND1-100-101-Official-Guide/dp/1587143852/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1462333532&sr=8-1&keywords=icnd1
There's this book for the ICND1 cert. You'll also want to pick one up for the ICND2.
Or, register at your nearest community college and take a CCNA class there. Probably easier and will have more resources.
>>54368818
Seconding a Network+ book. It teaches the basic fundamentals of networking which considering your lack of experience is probably what you need.
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>>54369344
Thank you all so much. You're amazing.
I am going to head out to the bookstore now.
>>54369424
My personal recommendation is the All in one Network+ by Mike Meyers since that is what I used to pass the exam years ago.
http://intronetworks.cs.luc.edu/current/html/
Thank me later senpai
>>54368818
download packet tracer and view some vidoes on youtube
>>54371361
Nice...bookmarked.
I shall thank you right now.
