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CompTIA Network+
Pentagon Training
Summary
Location & dates
East London
London
E1W1YW
United Kingdom
2 Brunswick Square
Birmingham
West Midlands
B12LP
United Kingdom
1 Friary Temple Quay
Bristol
Avon
BS16EA
United Kingdom
Overview
By obtaining this CompTIANetwork+ certification, you will possess the skills required to identify problems and configure and manage systems.
Earning this CompTIA Network+ certification indicates efficient networking capability and proves to employers that you have the skills required to design, manage, and maintain both wireless and wired networks. In addition, a core focus of this course regards identifying and re-configuring networks to resolve any issues.
Certification
CompTIA Network+
Description
This training course explores the following areas:
Introduction
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Definition of a Network
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LANs, WANs, and the Internet
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Functions of a Network
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Overview of Network Components
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Networking Models
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Definitions
Cards and Cabling:
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Network Adapter Cards
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Configuring and Installing a Network Card
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Diagnosing Network Card Failure
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Network Cabling
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Twisted Pair Cable
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Other Cable Types
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LAN Topologies
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Installing Cabling
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Crimping Cables
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Testing Cables
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Building a BUS Network and Testing Network Communications
Network Technologies:
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Introduction to the OSI Model
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Brief Outline of the Seven Layers - Name and Function
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Network Card Drivers
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Installing and Configuring Network Card Drivers
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Bindings
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802 Standards
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Ethernet
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Token Ring
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Other Technologies
Protocols:
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Protocols
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TCP/IP
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IPX/SPX
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NetBEUI
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Characteristics of Network Protocols
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Choosing a Protocol
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Adding and Removing Protocols
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Protocol Configuration Problems
Extending Networks:
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Repeaters and Hubs
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Bridges
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Routers and Bridge Routers
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Network Addresses
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Routing Tables
TCP/IP:
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The Development of TCP/IP
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The TCP/IP Protocol
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TCP/IP as an Open Standard
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IP Addresses
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Configuring and Testing IP Addresses
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PING, WINIPCFG, and IPCONFG
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Viewing the ARP Cache
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Network Addresses
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Creating Subnets
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Modifying the Subnet Mask
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Default Gateway
Client/Server Communication Layers:
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Server Operating Systems
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Comparison of Microsoft Windows NT, Novell Netware, and Unix
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Workstation Clients
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Microsoft Windows 9x, Microsoft Windows NT, and Novell Clients
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Mapping Network Drives
Remote Connectivity:
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Requirements for Remote Connectivity
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Public Networks
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Dial Up Lines
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ISDN
Network Security:
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User Level Security
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Share Level Security
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Adding Users
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Password Principles
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Encryption
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Firewalls
Who is this course for?
This course is intended for those who want to achieve a career in networking.
Requirements
It is required for candidates to have achieved the CompTIA A+ certification, and to have some networking experience.
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