Comptia Network+ (N10-008) By Podlearn Training

Certificate Exam Preparatory Course

What you'll learn

1. Networking concepts: Demonstrate an understanding of the basics of networking concepts, including protocols, network models, and network architectures.

2. Infrastructure: Identify and describe the various components of network infrastructure, including switches, routers, and wireless access points.

3. Network operations: Configure and manage network components, including switches and routers, and understand network operations and management concepts.

4. Network security: Implement network security measures and identify and troubleshoot common network security issues.

5. Network troubleshooting and tools: Use various network troubleshooting tools to identify and resolve network issues.

6. Cloud and virtualization: Understand cloud and virtualization concepts and identify how they impact network infrastructure.

7. Network administration: Demonstrate an understanding of network administration concepts, including network policies and procedures, remote access, and networ

8. Network policies and procedures: Understand and apply network policies and procedures related to security, network access, and network usage.

9. Network topologies: Identify and describe various network topologies, including mesh, bus, ring, and star.

10. Network protocols: Understand and apply network protocols, including TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, and SNMP.

Requirements

There are no formal prerequisites for taking the CompTIA Network+ certification exam. However, CompTIA recommends that candidates have at least nine months of experience in network support or administration or have earned the CompTIA A+ certification.

Description

CompTIA Network+ is a vendor-neutral certification that validates the essential knowledge and skills needed to design, configure, manage, and troubleshoot wired and wireless networks. The course covers networking concepts, network architecture, network operations, security, and troubleshooting.The course is designed for individuals who have a basic understanding of computer hardware and operating systems and want to gain knowledge and skills to work with and troubleshoot networks. The course is also suitable for individuals who are looking to pursue a career in network administration, network engineering, or network support.There are no formal prerequisites for taking the CompTIA Network+ certification exam. However, CompTIA recommends that candidates have at least nine months of experience in network support or administration or have earned the CompTIA A+ certification. For this course, candidates should have a basic understanding of computer hardware and operating systems, as well as some experience in troubleshooting and configuring networks. It is also recommended that candidates have basic knowledge of the OSI model, TCP/IP, and network protocols and technologies.Upon completion of the course, students will have the knowledge and skills needed to design, configure, manage, and troubleshoot wired and wireless networks, and will be well-prepared to sit for the CompTIA Network+ certification exam. The CompTIA Network+ certification is recognized by employers worldwide as a standard for networking knowledge and proficiency, and it is a valuable credential for individuals seeking a career in IT networking.

Overview

Section 1: 1.0 - Networking Fundamentals

Lecture 1 Overview

Lecture 2 OSI Model

Lecture 3 OSI and TCP-IP Models

Lecture 4 Encapsulation

Lecture 5 Network Topologies

Lecture 6 Network Types

Lecture 7 Virtualization

Lecture 8 Service Provider Links

Lecture 9 Copper Cables and Connections

Lecture 10 Fiber Cables and Connections

Lecture 11 Ethernet Standards

Lecture 12 Cable Management

Lecture 13 IP Addressing Schemes and Contexts

Lecture 14 IP Addressing IPv4

Lecture 15 IP Addressing Subnetting Basics

Lecture 16 IP Addressing Subnetting Example

Lecture 17 IP Addressing Subnetting Scenarios

Lecture 18 IP Addressing IPv6

Lecture 19 Protocols and Ports

Lecture 20 Network Services

Lecture 21 Network Services DNS

Lecture 22 Datacenter Network Architecture

Lecture 23 Cloud and Networking Concepts

Section 2: 2.0 - Network Implementations

Lecture 24 Networking and Networked Devices

Lecture 25 Routing and Bandwidth Management

Lecture 26 Ethernet Switching

Lecture 27 Wireless Infrastructure

Lecture 28 Wireless Encryption Standards

Lecture 29 802.11 Standards

Lecture 30 Cellular Technologies

Section 3: 3.0 Network Operations

Lecture 31 Performance Metrics

Lecture 32 Interface Statistics

Lecture 33 Device Logs

Lecture 34 SNMP

Lecture 35 Environmental Factors

Lecture 36 Plans and Procedures

Lecture 37 Plans and procedures - BCDR

Lecture 38 Security Policies

Lecture 39 Organizational Documentation

Lecture 40 High Availability and Disaster Recovery

Section 4: 4.0 - Network Security

Lecture 41 Security Concepts

Lecture 42 Security - Cryptography Basics

Lecture 43 Security - Defense in Depth

Lecture 44 Security - Authentication Methods

Lecture 45 Security - Assessment Types

Lecture 46 Technology-based Attacks

Lecture 47 Remote Connections

Lecture 48 Social Engineering

Lecture 49 Virtual Private Networks

Lecture 50 Physical Security

Lecture 51 Network Hardening - Best Practices

Lecture 52 Network Hardening - Wireless Security

Section 5: 5.0 - Network Troubleshooting

Lecture 53 Troubleshooting - Identify the problem

Lecture 54 Troubleshooting - Establish and Test a Theory

Lecture 55 Troubleshooting - Plan and Implement a Solution

Lecture 56 Troubleshooting - Verify System Functionality

Lecture 57 Troubleshooting - Document the Issue

Lecture 58 Cabling Tools

Lecture 59 Cabling Issues

Lecture 60 Network Software Tools

Lecture 61 Troubleshooting with Ping

Lecture 62 IP Addressing Commands

Lecture 63 DNS Troubleshooting Commands

Lecture 64 Route Troubleshooting Commands

Lecture 65 Information Gathering Commands

Lecture 66 Additional Network Commands

Lecture 67 Wireless Network Issues

Lecture 68 Addressing Issues

Lecture 69 Network Service Issues

Lecture 70 Routing and Switching Issues

The CompTIA Network+ certification exam is targeted towards individuals who are interested in demonstrating their knowledge and skills in network technology. The exam is designed for individuals who have a basic understanding of computer hardware and operating systems and want to gain knowledge and skills to work with and troubleshoot networks. The exam is also suitable for individuals who are currently working in IT and want to expand their knowledge and skills in networking. This includes IT professionals who work in help desk or technical support roles, as well as those who work in network administration or network engineering roles.