Vendor-neutral networking - Official CompTIA online IT training. The Network+ course goes over all you need to know about managing devices on a network for the IT certification exam.

Course Length: 37.5 hours

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The Network+ certification was introduced by CompTIA in 1999 and was designed to do for Network Technicians what the A+ certification did for Computer Technicians. Obtaining Network+ certification shows that the holder possess the same knowledge and skills of someone who has worked for nine months as a Network Technician. The Network+ exam covers topics ranging from theory (terminology, topology and design) to hardware (routers, switches and cabling) and provides users with a broad, vendor neutral perspective on the topics required to work in the field of Network Administration.

Contents:

Networking Concepts
Overview
Ports and Protocols
Ports and Protocols Part 2
OSI Model
OSI Model Part 2
Network Traffic Properties
Network Traffic Properties Part 2
Switching Technologies
Routing Technologies
Routing Technologies Part 2
Network Performance Concepts
IP Addressing
IP Addressing Part 2
IP Addressing Part 3
IP Addressing Part 4
Classless IPv4 Addressing
Classless IPv4 Addressing Part 2
Classless IPv4 Addressing Part 3
Classless IPv4 Addressing Part 4
IP Address Assignments
IPv6 Addressing
IPv6 Addressing Part 2
Network Topologies
Network Topologies Part 2
Wireless Technologies
Cloud Concepts
Network Service Functions
Network Service Functions Part 2
Network Service Functions Part 3
TCP/IP Model
TCP/IP Model Part 2

Infrastructure
Cabling Solutions-Copper
Cabling Solutions-Copper Part 2
Cabling Solutions-Copper Part 3
Cabling Solutions-Fiber
Cabling Solutions-Fiber Part 2
Network Devices
Advanced Networking Devices
Advanced Networking Devices Part 2
Virtualization and Network Storage
Virtualization and Network Storage Part 2
WAN Technologies
WAN Technologies Part 2
WAN Technologies Part 3

Network Operations
Network Diagrams and Documentation
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Part 2
Scanning, Monitoring and Patching
Remote Access Methods
Remote Access Methods Part 2
Remote Access Methods Part 3
Policies and Best Practices
Policies and Best Practices Part 2

Network Security
Physical Security Devices
Authentication and Access Control
Authentication and Access Control Part 2
Basic Wireless Network Security
Common Networking Attacks
Common Networking Attacks Part 2
Network Device Hardening
Network Device Hardening Part 2
Common Mitigation Techniques
Common Mitigation Techniques Part 2
Common Mitigation Techniques Part 3

Network Troubleshooting and Tools
Network Troubleshooting Method
Network Troubleshooting Tools
Network Troubleshooting Tools Part 2
Network Troubleshooting Tools Part 3
Network Troubleshooting Tools Part 4
Network Troubleshooting Tools Part 5
Common Wired Network Issues
Common Wireless Network Issues
Common Network Service Issues
Common Network Service Issues Part 2
Common Network Service Issues Part 3

Subnetting
Subnetting Step-by-Step
Subnetting Step-by-Step Part 2
Subnetting Step-by-Step Part 3
Subnetting Step-by-Step Part 4
Subnetting Step-by-Step Part 5
Subnetting Step-by-Step Part 6
Subnetting Step-by-Step Part 7
Subnetting Step-by-Step Part 8
Subnetting Step-by-Step Part 9
Subnetting Step-by-Step Part 10