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NETTCH401 Network+ Certification
Delivery Method
Instructor-led
Classroom Training
Overview
This class is
designed to introduce the student to the features and functions of networking
components and ensure that the student possesses the knowledge and skills needed
to install, configure and troubleshoot basic networking hardware, protocols and
services. The exam tests technical ability in the areas of media and
topologies, protocols and standards, network implementation, and network
support. The exam also covers new technologies such as wireless networking
and gigabit Ethernet.
Tuition
$800.00
Prerequisites
A+ certification
or equivalent hardware experience
Related Exam
CompTIA Network+
Exam
Outline
This course covers the
following topics:
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Basic Principles,
including transmission modes, the concept of networking, and transmission
types.
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Network Connectivity
Components, including cable types, wireless networking, and the network
interface card.
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How networks function,
including the OSI Reference Model, the IEEE 802 Working Group, the role of
drivers, packets and protocol data units, a general look at protocols in
networking, and media access methods.
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Network architecture,
including Ethernet, Token Ring, AppleTalk and ArcNet architectures.
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TCP/IP, including the
architecture of the suite, the protocols included in the suite, IP
addressing, TCP/IP services, and testing the TCP/IP installation.
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Other network protocols,
including IPX/SPX, NetBEUI and AppleTalk
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Local Area Networks,
including implementing LAN protocols and Virtual LANs.
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Larger networks, including
remote networking, hardware devices used to create larger networks, wide
area networks, routing, and routing protocols.
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Network operating systems
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Network security, including
ensuring network data security, avoiding data loss, and firewalls and
proxies.
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Solving network problems,
including network monitoring, and network troubleshooting
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