Thanks Bubuu. I really appreciate the kind words.

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Congratulations 🎊🍾

Congrats jupiter, not an easy test!

Thanks Nuke, and I'm sure you're going to do great on your exam. Just keep putting in that work.

Good luck!

Thanks.

Happy to share. Thanks for watching.

Hey, I say study for the XK0-005, and I’m not sure I’m going to take the XK0-005. I have other certs I want to take. The XK0-004 was meant to introduce me to Linux, and it did a fantastic job. 😊

Hi Serge, congratulations on passing your exam. If you are already familiar with Linux, then it will probably take you about 1-2 months to study for the exam, but if you’re not, then it will probably take you the same amount it took for your Net+ depending on how hard you study for it. Maybe even more. It took me 3.5 months to study for the exam. I’m planning to go for the CCN by the end of this year too, so you’re doing exactly what I did, but keep in mind that I have a reason for doing this, so make sure the certificates you’re getting aligned with your career goals. I hope this helps.

Yes, absolutely. Especially if you need a good starting point.

@@KoromaTech Thanks

You're welcome.

Hi Br, you can get in from Amazon. Check the description for the link.

@@KoromaTech awesome! I see it was written by John Hales. Nice

Hi Felipe, it took me about 3.5 months to study for the exam.

@@KoromaTech okay what domain was the hardest

Hey Anthony, becoming a pentester is a long journey. Taking the certification can help, but you have to put in a lot of work along the way. It’s not just about the certification.

@@KoromaTech thank you very much for the reply, do you have a suggestion in the order in which I should do the certs

Hey Anthony, start with the basic certs A+ and Network+ if you need the fundamentals. Security+ and Linux+ to help you understand Linux and security fundamentals. Then you can start moving to pentest certs. CEH or Pentest+ for introduction to Pentest, and some eLearnSecurity certs for hands on. Then you can go for the big boy…OSCP. Adding certs like CISSP will also help.

Hi Marcus, ITProTv has Linux labs. You can also build a Linux VM to practice some of the commands, or you can go to the website linuxjourney.com to practice. All links in the description.

Hi, I think going for the Linux + will be beneficial since you are already familiar with it. This will make things a little easy for you, and you can get that first cert out of the way. The Network+ is a great cert, but I will say go for the CCNA. It covers most of the topics on the Network+, and it goes a little further. It is vendor-specific, but it does a great job of covering the stuff that you get with the Net+. I hope this helps :)

@@KoromaTech thank you koroma, and congrats on your success brother hope you upload more contents!

@@averageChoom Thank bro, and I sure will.

@@KoromaTech koroma i have the test in a week, ive finished the books and been doing labs101linux+ and the linux portable command guide do you have any more tips before taking the exam, ive been cramming the commands in my head the options what they do and some other stuff like using ssh making connections using samba on a vm linux and windows machines and got my first commit in github is there anything else? i should be worried about thanks

@@averageChoom Hi, Sorry for the late response on this. The Linux Portable command guide book will be a great revision. It helped me a lot. Make sure you go through the whole thing. Also, pay attention to scripting. Understand the basics.