CompTIA Network+ Live Virtual Course (N10-009 Exam)

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CompTIA Network+ Course Attendance

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The course is CompTIA's main recommendation for candidates studying for the new CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) examination. The examination covers the most in-demand skills related to Networking concepts, implementation, operations, security and troubleshooting. The Network+ exam verifies you have the knowledge and skills required to:

• Establish network connectivity by deploying wired and wireless devices
• Explain the purpose of documentation and maintain network documentation
• Configure common network services
• Explain basic data-center, cloud, and virtual-networking concepts
• Monitor network activity and troubleshoot performance and availability issues
• Implement network security hardening techniques
• Manage, configure, and troubleshoot network infrastructure

TrainX add value to the already comprehensive CompTIA course delivery by ensuring we've a high instructor to learner ratio by having a cap at just six attendees for our public virtual classes. Our organisation is very lean with low fixed costs which allows us to provide pricing at less than 50% of the the main provider's fee and still provide exceptional quality training.

CompTIA Network+ Virtual Classroom Course

The public course has a number of delivery formats including a standard five-day event and a two-weekend event. See the schedule for details. Onsite and single-company custom course formats are available.

The course design is based on five knowledge and skill areas known as domains (listed below) and provides in-depth concepts and hands-on skill development for each.

1. Networking Concepts
2. Network Implementation
3. Network Operations
4. Network Security
5. Network Troubleshooting

CompTIA Network+ Course Outline

The five-day duration course consists of fourteen modules:.

Module 1: Explaining Network Topologies

• Lesson 1.1: Networking Overview
• Lesson 1.2: OSI Model Concepts
• Lesson 1.3: SOHO Networks
• Lesson 1.4: Troubleshooting Methodology

Module 2: Supporting Cabling and Physical Installations

• Lesson 2.1: Ethernet
• Lesson 2.2: Copper Cables and Connectors
• Lesson 2.3: Wiring Implementation
• Lesson 2.4: Fiber Optic Cables and Connectors
• Lesson 2.5: Physical Installation Factors
• Lesson 2.6: Cable Troubleshooting

Module 3: Configuring Interfaces and Switches

• Lesson 3.1: Network Interfaces
• Lesson 3.2: Ethernet Switches
• Lesson 3.3: Switch Port Configuration
• Lesson 3.4: Switch Troubleshooting

Module 4: Configuring Network Addressing

• Lesson 4.1: Internet Protocol Basics
• Lesson 4.2: IP Version 4 Addressing
• Lesson 4.3: IP Version 4 Subnetting
• Lesson 4.4: IP Troubleshooting Tools
• Lesson 4.5: IP Version 6
• Lesson 4.6: IP Troubleshooting

Module 5: Configuring Routing and Advanced Switching

• Lesson 5.1: Routing Technologies
• Lesson 5.2: Dynamic Routing Technologies
• Lesson 5.3: Network Address Translation
• Lesson 5.4: Firewalls
• Lesson 5.5: Enterprise Network Topologies
• Lesson 5.6: Virtual LANs
• Lesson 5.7: Routing and VLAN Troubleshooting

Module 6: Implementing Network Services

• Lesson 6.1: Transport and Application Layer Protocols
• Lesson 6.2: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
• Lesson 6.3: APIPA and SLAAC
• Lesson 6.4: DHCP Relay and Troubleshooting
• Lesson 6.5: Domain Name System
• Lesson 6.6: DNS Troubleshooting

Module 7: Explaining Application Services

• Lesson 7.1: Application Security and Time Synchronization
• Lesson 7.2: Web, File/Print, and Database Services
• Lesson 7.3: Email and Voice Services
• Lesson 7.4: Disaster Recovery and High Availability

Module 8: Supporting Network Management

• Lesson 8.1: Organizational Policies and Documentation
• Lesson 8.2: Host Discovery and Monitoring
• Lesson 8.3: Simple Network Management Protocol
• Lesson 8.4: Event Management
• Lesson 8.5: Packet Capture and Analysis
• Lesson 8.6: Traffic Monitoring

Module 9: Explaining Network Security Concepts

• Lesson 9.1: Security Concepts
• Lesson 9.2: Network Threats and Attacks
• Lesson 9.3: Spoofing Attacks
• Lesson 9.4: Rogue System Attacks
• Lesson 9.5: Social Engineering

Module 10: Applying Network Security Features

• Lesson 10.1: Authentication
• Lesson 10.2: Authorization and Account Management
• Lesson 10.3: Network Hardening
• Lesson 10.4: Switch Security
• Lesson 10.5: Network Security Rules

Module 11: Supporting Network Security Design

• Lesson 11.1: Zone-Based Security
• Lesson 11.2: Internet of Things
• Lesson 11.3: Physical Security

Module 12: Configuring Wireless Networks

• Lesson 12.1: Wireless Concepts and Standards
• Lesson 12.2: Enterprise Wireless Network Design
• Lesson 12.3: Wireless Security
• Lesson 12.4: Wireless Troubleshooting

Module 13: Comparing Remote Access Methods

• Lesson 13.1: WAN and Internet Connectivity
• Lesson 13.2: Virtual Private Networks
• Lesson 13.3: Remote Management

Module 14: Summarizing Cloud Concepts

• Lesson 14.1: Datacenter and Storage Networks
• Lesson 14.2: Cloud Concepts
• Lesson 14.3: Cloud Networking
• Lesson 14.4: Modern Network Environments

Appendix A: Mapping Course Content to CompTIA Certification

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Jobs that use CompTIA Network+ include:

• Systems Administrator
• NOC Technician
• Junior Network Administrator
• Datacenter Support Technician
• Telecommunications Technician
• IT Support Manager
• Tier II Support Technician

Attendees require, at a minimum, a reasonable background in basic IT. Ideally, they'll have CompTIA A+ certification and a minimum of 9-12 months of hands-on experience working in a junior network administrator/network support technician job role.

CompTIA Network+ shows what you can do, not just what you know for the work roles of Technical Support Specialist, Network Operations Specialist and Systems Administrator.