Title: Much Too Technical
Review: The Author, Stephen J. Bigelow, has written many very good PC hardware books, most which tend to be very technical. He carried this technical style to this book, which is way too much information and way too technical for the Server+ exam. CompTIA doesn't want you to know what all 40 pins of the IDE cable do, what the IBM cable types happen to be, or anything about ARCnet. There is also weak coverage of some of the CompTIA Server+ Exam topics including tape drives, server racks, and server shutdown procedures. A few big mistakes are also present in the book, such as page 28 which shows a picture of a SCSI controller and calls it a Network Interface Card. Don't let this book be your only source of information, if you expect to pass the Server+ exam.
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