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CompTIA Network+ Certification Training Course Outline

Introduction to Networking

  • 01 Welcome to the Course
  • 02 Module Objectives
  • 03 The Need for Information
  • 04 The Computer Network
  • 05 Networking Configurations
  • 06 Peer-to-Peer Networks
  • 07 Advantages of Peer-to-Peer
  • 08 Client/Server Networks
  • 09 Servers
  • 10 Server Software
  • 11 Specialized Servers
  • 12 Review of Configurations
  • 13 Review of Servers
  • 14 Parts of a Typical Network
  • 15 Network Hardware
  • 16 The Hub
  • 17 Passive Hubs
  • 18 Active Hubs
  • 19 Intelligent Hubs
  • 20 Network Cabling
  • 21 Network Software
  • 22 Review of Network Parts
  • 23 Network Topology
  • 24 Bus Topology
  • 25 Bus Topology Advantages
  • 26 Bus Disadvantages
  • 27 Star Topology
  • 28 Disadvantages of Star Topology
  • 29 Ring Topology
  • 30 The Token
  • 31 Advantages of Ring Topology
  • 32 Mesh Topology
  • 33 Review of Network Topology
  • 34 Conclusion

Network Hardware

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 How data moves
  • 03 Installing a network card
  • 04 Updated Drivers
  • 05 Resources
  • 06 I/O address
  • 07 Installing network adapter
  • 08 Repeaters
  • 09 Hubs
  • 10 What is a Hub?
  • 11 Advantages of using a hub
  • 12 Passive Hubs
  • 13 Active Hubs
  • 14 Intelligent Hubs
  • 15 Bridges
  • 16 Rounters
  • 17 Gateway
  • 18 Conclusion

Network Cables

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Coaxial Cable
  • 03 The RG family of cables
  • 04 Installation
  • 05 Types of coaxial cable
  • 06 Parts of a Thinnet network
  • 07 Thickness uses N-connect
  • 08 Twisted-Pair Cable
  • 09 UTP Cable
  • 10 UTP Categories
  • 11 Connectors for UTP
  • 12 Fiber-Optic Cable
  • 13 Comparison of Cable Media
  • 14 Choosing the correct cable
  • 15 IBM Cabling
  • 16 IBM Cabling Types
  • 17 Wireless Media
  • 18 Radio
  • 19 Microwave
  • 20 Infrared
  • 21 Conclusion

Network Architecture

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Ethernet
  • 03 10BASE2
  • 04 10BASE5
  • 05 10BASE-T
  • 06 10BASE-FL
  • 07 100VG-AnyLAN
  • 08 100BASE-X
  • 09 Token Ring
  • 10 TOKEN-RING Data Frame
  • 11 ARCNet
  • 12 FDDI
  • 13 Apple Talk
  • 14 Conclusion

Wide Area Networks

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Analog Transmission
  • 03 Dial-Up Service
  • 04 Leased Line
  • 05 Choosing Dial-up
  • 06 Digital Connections
  • 07 Digital Data Service
  • 08 Switched 56
  • 09 X.25
  • 10 ISDN
  • 11 ISDN 2
  • 12 Frame Relay
  • 13 T-Carrier Lines
  • 14 T1 Lines
  • 15 ATM
  • 16 ADSL
  • 17 Cable Modems
  • 18 Conclusion

Network Troubleshooting

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Steps to Troubleshooting
  • 03 Troubleshooting Tools
  • 04 Protocol analyzers
  • 05 Digital Volt Meter
  • 06 Time-Domain Reflectometer
  • 07 Oscilloscope
  • 08 Common Network Problem
  • 09 Network Cards
  • 10 Broadcast Storms
  • 11 Cabling
  • 12 HUBs and MSAUs
  • 13 Repeaters,Bridges,Rounter
  • 14 Troubleshooting Network
  • 15 Software Tools
  • 16 Source of Information
  • 17 Technical Support
  • 18 Web Sites
  • 19 User groups
  • 20 Periodicals
  • 21 Conclusion

Disaster Recovery

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 The need to protect data
  • 03 Backup Strategy
  • 04 Backup Hardware
  • 05 Type of Backup Hardware
  • 06 Location of Data
  • 07 Server Backup
  • 08 Workstations Backup
  • 09 Multiple Server Backup
  • 10 Extent of Backup
  • 11 Frequency of Backup
  • 12 Backup Log
  • 13 UPS
  • 14 What to look for in a UPS
  • 15 Configure the UPS
  • 16 UPS Characteristics
  • 17 Recovering system failure
  • 18 Using RAID
  • 19 RAID 0
  • 20 RAID 1
  • 21 Disk Duplexing
  • 22 RAID 2
  • 23 RAID 3
  • 24 RAID 4
  • 25 RAID 5
  • 26 Sector Sparing
  • 27 Disk Manager Snap-in
  • 28 Virus Protection
  • 29 Anti Virus Software
  • 30 Limit External Access
  • 31 Conclusion

Network Models

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Background
  • 03 The Open System Interconnect Model
  • 04 STANDARDS
  • 05 The OSI Model
  • 06 The seven OSI layers
  • 07 Physical layer
  • 08 The Data Link Layer
  • 09 The Middle layer
  • 10 Network Layer
  • 11 The Transport Layer
  • 12 The Presentation Layer
  • 13 The Application Layer

Understanding Network Protocols

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Sending and Receiving Data
  • 03 Network Packet
  • 04 Common Network Protocols
  • 05 Introduction to TCP-IP
  • 06 Background to TC-PIP
  • 07 Request for Comments
  • 08 The TC-PIP Protocol
  • 09 IP
  • 11 The Internet Protocol
  • 12 IP Address
  • 13 Subnet Mask
  • 14 Default Gateway
  • 15 Domain Name Server
  • 16 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
  • 17 Windows Name Service
  • 18 TCP
  • 19 Review TCP
  • 20 NetBEUI
  • 21 IPX
  • 22 Apple Talk
  • 23 Conclusion

Network Services Overview

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Need to Communicate
  • 03 TCPIP
  • 04 DNS
  • 05 DHCP
  • 06 Name Resolution
  • 07 WINS
  • 08 Remote Access
  • 09 Review
  • 10 Dialup Remote Access
  • 11 Virtual Private Network
  • 12 NAT
  • 13 Cerfiticate Services
  • 14 Review
  • 15 Conclusion

TCP/IP Basics

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Statement of the Problem
  • 03 Intro to TCP-IP
  • 04 Benefits of TCP-IP
  • 05 Background of TCP-IP
  • 06 Request for Comments
  • 07 Review of TCP-IP
  • 08 The TCP-IP Protocol
  • 09 TCP-IP Architecture
  • 10 Application Layer
  • 11 Transport layer
  • 12 Internet layer
  • 13 Network Interface layer
  • 14 Review of DARPA Model
  • 15 IP Addressing
  • 16 Public Address
  • 17 Illegal Addresses
  • 18 Address Classes
  • 19 Review of IP Addressing
  • 20 Subnets and Masks
  • 21 Assigning IP Addresses
  • 22 Conclusion

IP Routing

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Overview
  • 03 IP Routing
  • 04 IP Routers
  • 05 Routing Decisions
  • 06 The Routing Table
  • 07 Static and Dynamic Routin
  • 08 Routing Protocols
  • 09 RIP
  • 10 OSPF
  • 11 Conclusion

Introductin to NWLink

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Netware Interoperability
  • 03 NWLink
  • 04 Client Service for Netware
  • 05 Gateway Services
  • 06 Directory Migration Tool
  • 07 Netware 5.0 and Win2000
  • 08 Review
  • 09 NWLink Architecture
  • 10 IPX
  • 11 SPX
  • 12 SPXII
  • 13 Router Info Protocol
  • 14 Service Advertising Pro
  • 15 NetBIOS over IPX
  • 16 Forwarder
  • 17 Review
  • 18 Conclusion

Monitoring Network Activity

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 The Network Monitor Tool
  • 03 The Frame
  • 04 Installing Network Monitor
  • 05 Installing the Monitor
  • 06 Starting Network Monitor
  • 07 Network Monitor Window
  • 08 Examining the Data
  • 09 Station Statistics
  • 10 Total Statistics
  • 11 The Frame Viewer Window
  • 12 Capture Filter
  • 13 Adding a Capture Filter
  • 14 Capture Trigger
  • 15 Trigger Action
  • 16 Reviewing Captured Data
  • 17 Conclusion

Network Host Names

  • 01 Objectives
  • 02 Introduction
  • 03 Host Names
  • 04 Purpose of Host Names
  • 05 Host Name Resolution
  • 06 HOSTS File
  • 07 NetBios Name Resolution
  • 08 DNS Name Resolution
  • 09 Review
  • 10 The HOSTS File
  • 11 Inside the HOSTS File
  • 12 Conclusion

Introduction to DNS

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Overview of DNS
  • 03 Background of DNS
  • 04 DNS Components
  • 05 Resolvers
  • 06 Name Servers
  • 07 Domain Name Space
  • 08 The Root Level Domain
  • 09 Top Level Domains
  • 10 Second Level Domains
  • 11 Review
  • 12 Zones
  • 13 Name Server Roles
  • 14 Primary Name Server
  • 15 Secondary Name Servers
  • 16 Zone Levels
  • 17 Master Name Server
  • 18 Caching Only Server
  • 19 Review
  • 20 Resolution Queries
  • 21 Recursive Queries
  • 22 Iterative Query
  • 23 Inverse Query
  • 24 Review
  • 25 DNS Configuration Files
  • 26 The Boot File
  • 27 The Database File
  • 28 The Reverse Lookup File
  • 29 The Cache File
  • 30 Conclusion

Introduction to DHCP

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Statement of Problem
  • 03 The Purpose of DHCP
  • 04 The DHCP Server
  • 05 Scope
  • 06 How DHCP Works
  • 07 IP Lease Discover
  • 08 IP Lease Offer
  • 09 IP Lease Request
  • 10 IP Lease Aknowledgement
  • 11 Lease Renewal
  • 12 Windows 2000 Clients
  • 13 DHCP Considerations
  • 14 Conclusion

Wins

  • 01 Introduction
  • 02 Overview of WINS
  • 03 The NetBIOS Protocol
  • 04 NetBIOS Names
  • 05 NetBIOS Name Specifics
  • 06 Name Resolution
  • 07 LMHOSTS File
  • 08 WINS Overview
  • 09 How WINS Works
  • 10 WINS Name Resolution
  • 11 Name Registration
  • 12 WINS not Available
  • 13 Name Renewal
  • 14 Name Release
  • 15 Name Query
  • 16 Conclusion
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