Video training course for the Comptia Network+ network support technician exam. This course is the perfect follow-up to the A+. The Net+ is a required qualification with most government IT departments and is the perfect way to start to any career in networking, desktop support, security, or voice.
This qualification requires you to pass the N10-005 exam.
Your Instructor
Josh Penzell
Has a B.S. from Northwestern University and an M.F.A. from Brooklyn College, Josh is currently one of only a handful of trainers with both the live-classroom and virtual trainer certifications (CompTIA CTT+). He has been A+ and Network+ certified since 2000, and is additionally Security+, and Cloud Essentials Certified.
He is also a Microsoft Certified Trainer and a Microsoft Office Specialist.
- Over 14 hours of video training
- End-of-module exams
- End-of-course certificate
- Captions available
- Exam vendor – Pearson Vue
- Prerequisites – None
- Recommended – A+
| Module 1 | Networking Fundamentals |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Basic Network Theory and Terminology |
| Unit 2 | Categories Of Networks and Models |
| Unit 3 | Network Topologies |
| Module 2 | Network Hardware and Media |
| Unit 1 | Network Hardware Bounded |
| Unit 2 | Network Hardware Unbounded |
| Unit 3 | Network Connectivity Devices |
| Module 3 | Network Communications |
| Unit 1 | Data Transmissions |
| Unit 2 | Media Access Methods |
| Unit 3 | Signaling Methods |
| Module 4 | Network Protocols and Services |
| Unit 1 | Common Ports and Protocols |
| Unit 2 | Common Interoperability Services |
| Module 5 | Network Infrastructure and Design |
| Unit 1 | Networking Standards |
| Unit 2 | Communication Models: OSI |
| Unit 3 | Communication Models: TCP/IP |
| Unit 4 | Ethernet and Implementing a Wireless Network |
| Module 6 | Network Routing & IP Addressing |
| Unit 1 | IP Addresses and Conversion |
| Unit 2 | IP Addresses and Subnetting |
| Unit 3 | Default and Custom Addressing Schemes |
| Unit 4 | Data Delivery Techniques and IPv6 |
| Unit 5 | IP Addressing Assignment Methods |
| Module 7 | TCP/IP |
| Unit 1 | TCP/IP Services |
| Unit 2 | TCP/IP Tools and Commands |
| Module 8 | Local Area Networks |
| Unit 1 | LAN Administration and Implementation |
| Unit 2 | Switching |
| Unit 3 | Routing |
| Unit 4 | Dynamic Routing and Protocols |
| Unit 5 | Virtual Local Area Networks and SOHOs |
| Module 9 | Wide Area Networks |
| Unit 1 | WAN Administration and Implementation |
| Unit 2 | WAN Transmission Technologies |
| Unit 3 | WAN Connectivity and Utilizing Voice Over Data |
| Module 10 | Remote Access |
| Unit 1 | Remote Networking Fundamentals |
| Unit 2 | Remote Access and Implementation |
| Unit 3 | VPNs and Protocols |
| Module 11 | Network Management |
| Unit 1 | Network Management and Monitoring |
| Unit 2 | Optimizing Network Performance |
| Unit 3 | Network Documentation |
| Unit 4 | Network Troubleshooting Model |
| Module 12 | Network Security |
| Unit 1 | Security Fundamentals |
| Unit 2 | AAA |
| Unit 3 | System Security Tools |
| Unit 4 | Encryption and Cryptography 101 |
| Module 13 | Network Security 2 |
| Unit 1 | IDS/IPS Implementation |
| Unit 2 | IPSEC and IPSEC Policies |
| Module 14 | Network Security 3 |
| Unit 1 | Security Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities |
| Unit 2 | Threat Mitigation and User Education |
| Module 15 | Network Tools |
| Unit 1 | Hardware Troubleshooting Tools |
| Unit 2 | Preventative Techniques (RAID, Fault Tolerance, Load Balancing) |
