i-net+ vs. Network+ certifications

Depends on what you want to do in the IT world.

INTERNET NETWORKING -- Covers objectives associated with OSI Model Layers 1 through 3, plus topics that make up the foundation of the Internet and that are mostly transparent to Internet users such as: WAN Communication Fundamentals, OSI Model Concepts and Related Hardware, Internet Protocols, TCP/IP Utilities, Domain Name Services, Internet Routing, Virtual Circuits and more.

The client-server relationship of applications built on Internet protocols, applications that provide the interface between users and the Internet, such as: Internet Access Hardware, Client Configuration, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, Remote Access, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Telnet E-Mail USENET, and more.

HyperText Markup Language (HTML), Style Sheets, Meta Data, HTML Forms, Web Graphics, Multimedia Objects, Application Objects, Server Side Includes (SSI), Common Gateway Interface (CGI), Active Server Pages (ASP), Java and much more not listed here.

NETWORK+
NetWork+ exam by Comptia is basic networking. NetWork+ is also accepted by Novell in place of their NetWork Technology test. If you are also planning on becoming a Novell CNE, then take the NetWork+ test and get a certification, plus not have to take an additional test in the Novell track.

For getting into how the internet works you would go with inet, for networking and computer technology then you would go with Network+

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