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Took the security + exam today. Can report that I have passed! Onto Network +🔥

Checking back in, took Prof. Messor last week and went ahead and got Jason Dions today. Took it for the first go on my lunch break here at work. I believe this puts me in a good spot...

I have also been studying for my Security + exam. I purchased the 3 practice exams from Professor Messer. After taking the first one yesterday, I only missed one PBQ, which was configuring firewall rules (photo below). Other than that, I missed a total of 24 out of 90. These were all near misses where I was stuck between the answer choice I picked (which was wrong) and the correct answer. Does anyone know roughly where I would be sitting at with these misses?

Completed my first VM! Was definitely interesting and I want to continue to learn what everything means specifically to get a better understanding. It was already pretty straight forward not knowing much, I believe with further understanding it would become a cake walk! I however did run into an error putting the command directly into the command line. (4th photo) any tips on what I did wrong?