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CompTIA Network+ 2009 Certification Training

CompTIA Network+ 2009 Certification Training
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$695
$595

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COURSE OVERVIEW

Never get behind or miss a lecture with our classroom training led by industry certified instructors. You can complete courses at your convenience. We have recruited the industry’s finest Microsoft Trainers to assist us develop the premier certification and training program designed to prepare you for Microsoft certification tests.

 
Students can build on previous knowledge and experience with networks and operating systems in the CompTIA Network+ Certification class and be fully prepared for a career in networking. Those interested in CompTIA technical certification can prepare for CompTIA Network + certification by becoming CompTIA A+ certified.
 
Computer support specialists with entry-level experience and basic understanding of operating systems, software, and hardware interested in preparing for CompTIA Network+ certification and enhancing their computer networking skills should complete this course.
Students should possess at least 9 months of help desk or PC technician experience before taking this course. It’s also helpful to have network experience and be A+ certified, or have related knowledge and skills, but not necessary.
 
You must complete a Windows operating system introductory class or possess related knowledge and skills prior to enrolling in this course. Additionally, the CompTIA A+ certification or related skills is helpful but not mandatory.

PACKAGE INCLUDES

  • 3 DVD-ROMs with video and full audio, live demonstrations, and instructor-led training sessions
  • Printable course materials
  • Live Demonstrations: Instructors demonstrate how hardware components function
  • 1 MeasureUp Exam Simulator
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  • Learn practical solutions to everyday problems
  • 1 year upgrade policy at no charge

YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Kenneth Mayer, CCSI, MCT, CCNT, CCNP, CCDA

Ken began his computer technology career during the 80's. He has consulted with various Fortune 500 companies throughout Europe and America about IT training. He is a Certified Cisco Systems Instructor. To become certified, he organized a 2 day observation and lab seminar in Paris, France. After the seminar, Ken became authorized to teach Cisco courses as a Certified Instructor. He has provided instruction for all the Cisco CCNA, CCDA, CCNP, CCDP and CCIP courses, in addition to courses in security appliances, including IDS and PIX. Additionally, he is certified as a consultant, trainer, Ethical Hacker with the EC council, and Microsoft Trainer.

FEATURES

  • Main Menu
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  • PowerPoint
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    Train anywhere in the world at any time. Certified online instructors are situated at international support centers in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and Singapore to offer support and answer technology-related questions 24 hours a day. In other words, no matter where you live, you can communicate with specialists at any time. This level of interaction between instructors and students makes it possible for students to get answers to specific questions at their convenience.
  • Controls
    Move ahead, review, or repeat previous topics and sections. A progress bar monitors progress as you complete exercises.                          
  • Full Motion Video
    Every course offers full-motion videos of classroom instruction. It's as if you're sitting in a classroom. Our one of a kind delivery mimics a one-on-one classroom setting for more personalized educational experiences.
  • Study Guides
    Users can print entire course study guides, permitting them to view and review course material at their convenience.
  • Review Exercises
    Every section contains a review quiz to assist and enhance learning by testing whether students comprehend course concepts before moving forward.
  • Resume
    Every course resumes where you finished during the previous session in case you forget where you stopped.
  • Live Demonstrations
    Instructors provide live and "hands on" demonstrations to explain and show users how to complete tasks. This enables users to witness professionals perform everyday tasks in real world settings as often as they like.
  • Certificate of Completion
    We are internationally recognized for our technology-centered IT training programs. Once you finish a program, you'll receive a Certificate of Completion. 

COURSE OUTLINE

Module 01 - Network Basics
 
Topic A: Network Concepts
Networks
Local Area Networks
Basic Network Types
Peer-to-Peer Model
Peer-to-Peer Authentication
Client/Server Model
Client/Server Authentication
Segments and Backbones
Network Wiring
Fiber Optic
Twisted Pair
Composite Cable
Coaxial
Live Demo: Cable Types
Serial
Duplex
Wireless LAN
Benefits/Drawbacks of WLANs
Network Protocols
Wireless Network Protocols
 
Topic B: Network Architectures
Network Architecture
Star Architecture
Bus Architecture
Ring Architecture
Mesh Architecture
Hybrid Architecture
Point-to-Point
Point-to-Multipoint
Packet vs. Circuit Switching
Ethernet
Ethernet Mediums
Ethernet Standards
Ethernet Networks
Data Collisions
Channel Access Methods
Token Ring Networks
Wireless LANs
Wide Area Networks
WAN Connections
POTS/PSTN
ISDN
DSL
Cable
Satellite
Wireless WAN
Cellular
T and E Lines
X.25 and Frame Relay
ATM
Mesh Networks
 
Topic C: The OSI Model
OSI Model
OSI Layer 7
OSI Layer 6
OSI Layer 5
OSI Layer 4
OSI Layer 3
OSI Layer 2
OSI Layer 1
Module 01 - Review
 
Module 02 - Wired Computer-to-Computer Connections
 
Topic A: Wired Network Connections
Fiber Optic Wired Connections
SONET
Fiber Optic Connectors
Fiber Optic Connector Types
Twisted Pair Connections
UTP Categories
Stranded vs. Solid
Twisted Pair Connectors
RJ Connectors
Modern Residential Wiring
RJ-45 Connector
Pin Numbering of RJ-45 Connector
Terminating CatX to RJ-45
Live Demo: Crossover Cable
Coaxial Connections
RG Standards
Thinnet Connectors
Live Demo: Thinnet Connectors
Thicknet Vampire Tap
Plenum
 
Topic B: Network Interface Cards and Modems
Network Adapter
Live Demo: NIC Installation
Live Demo: NIC Removal
Internal NICs
Notebook Computers
NIC Selection
Live Demo: NIC Card
Live Demo: PCM CIA
Addressing
MAC Address
IPv4
IPv6
Character-Based Names
Domain Name System (DNS)
Demo: Examining Addresses
Top-Level Domains
NetBIOS
Resolving NetBIOS by Broadcast
Resolving NetBIOS by WINS
Port Addresses
Modems
Modulation/Demodulation
Riser Cards
Softmodems
Dial-Up Connection Creation
Vista Dial-Up Connection Wizard
Vista Connect to Workplace
Dial-Up Connection Properties
Demo: Create Dial-Up
Module 02 - Review
 
Module 03 - Network-to-Network Connections
 
Topic A: Network-to-Network Connection Components
Network Access Points
Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
Small ISPs
Regional ISP
LAN Installation Components
Cross-Connects
Standards
Typical UTP Installation
Telecommunications Room
Punchdown Block
Live Demo: Punchdown Block
Wire Placement
 
Topic B: LAN Wiring
LAN Wiring Categories
Guidelines
Backbone Installation
Workstation Runs
Calculate Workstation Run Length
Modular Office Systems
Telecommunications Room Management
Telecommunications Room Equipment
Patch Panel
Connecting Block
Punchdown Tool
Punchdown Procedure
Live Demo: Punchdown Tool
 
Topic C: LAN Wiring Tests
LAN Wiring Tests
Testing Equipment
Module 03 - Review
 
Module 04 - Wired Internetworking Devices
 
Topic A: Basic Internetworking Devices
Common Internetworking Devices
Repeaters
Repeater Placement
Repeater Operation
Repeater Issues
Bridges
Bridge Operation
Bridge Types
Bridge Routing Management
Bridge Filtering and Intelligence
Local and Remote Bridges
Layer 2 Switch
Bridges vs. Switches
Live Demo: Switch
Trunking Example
Routers
Router Operation
About Routers
Router Features
Key Points
Types of Routers
Routing Table Contents
Routing Examples
Brouters
Bridges vs. Routers
Ethernet Hub
Hub Types
Token Ring MSAU
Token Ring Distances
MSAU Functions
Media Converters
Firewalls
Firewall Functions
Hardware Firewall
Software Firewall
Proxy Server
Port and Packet Filtering
 
Topic B: Specialized Internetworking Devices
Higher-Level Switches
Content Switches
IDS and IPS
IDS
Malicious Traffic Detected by IDS
IPS
Traffic Shapers
Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS)
Multifunction Network Devices
Module 04 - Review
 
Module 05 - Wired Communication Standards
 
Topic A: The TCP/IP Protocol Suite
Network Communication Protocols
TCP/IP Architecture
Network Interface Layer Protocols
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
MAC Address Filter
Data Packet Addresses
ARP Request Packet Structure
ARP Reply Packet Structure
Router Forwarding
IPConfig
Demo: ARP Connectivity
Internet Layer Protocols
Internet Protocol (IP)
RIP/RIPv2 and OSPF
ICMP/ICMPv6
IGMP
SSH
Transport Layer Protocols
Service Port Numbers
Demo: Port Numbers
TCP
TCP Three-Way Handshake
Microsoft Network Monitor
UDP
Demo: Packet Capture
Application Layer Protocols
HTTP
FTP
Telnet
Demo: Using Telnet
NTP
Email Messaging Protocols
 
Topic B: TCP/IP
IPv4
Classful IPv4 Addresses
Subnet Masks
Network IDs
Special Addresses
CIDR
CIDR Address
Demo: Binary Conversion
Demo: Subnetting Theory
Demo: Subnetting Practical
NAT
APIPA
IPv6
IPv6 Address Types
IPv6 Address Scopes
Subnet Mask Communication
IPv4 Custom Subnets
IPv6 Subnets
IPv6 Custom Subnets
Default Gateway
Address Translation
DNS
DNS Namespace
WINS
Static TCP/IP Configuration
DHCP and DHCPv6
IPv4 Lease Process
IPv6 Lease Process
IPv6 Router Flags
M and O Flags
 
Topic C: DHCP Servers
Installing a DHCP Server
Demo: DHCPv4
IPv6 Scopes
Demo: DHCPv6
Module 05 - Review
 
Module 06 - Wireless Networking
 
Topic A: Wireless Network Devices
Wireless
Wireless Connections
Infrared
Radio
Bluetooth
Wireless Communications
Indoor Point-to-Mulitpoint LANs
Live Demo: Wireless Router
Outdoor Point-to-Point Links
Outdoor Point-to-Multipoint Links
Wireless Connection Components
Wireless NICs
Live Demo: Wireless Network Adapters
Live Demo: USB Wireless
Wireless Access Points
Wireless Speeds
WAP Placement
 
Topic B: Wireless Networking Standards
Standards
802.1x Standard
802.11 Standard
Access Point
802.11 WLAN Standards
Wireless Protocols
LAN Technologies
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
802.11a/802.11g
WiMAX
 
Topic C: Wireless Configuration
WLAN Security Risks
Additional Risks
WLAN Security Components
Transmission Encryption
802.1x Authentication
Wireless Access Point Configuration
Securing Your AP
Demo: WAP
Wireless Clients
Wireless Auto Configuration
Windows CE Wireless Clients
Module 06 - Review
 
Module 07 - Security Threats and Mitigation
 
Topic A: Security Threats
Security Threat Categories
Technology Weaknesses
Configuration Weaknesses
Human Error and Malice
Viruses, Worms, Trojan Horses
Social Engineering
Dumpster Diving
Online Attacks
Countermeasures
Phishing
Denial of Service Attacks
SYN Flood Attack
SYN Flood Defense
Smurf Attacks
Ping of Death
Distributed DoS Attacks
DDoS Countermeasures
Demo: DDoS
Man-in-the-Middle
Spoofing
IP Address Spoofing
Demo: Port Scanner
 
Topic B: Threat Mitigation
Security Policies
Acceptable Use
Due Care
Privacy
Separation of Duties
Need to Know
Password Management
Account Expiration
Service-Level Agreement
Disposal and Destruction
Human Resources Policy
Incident Response Policy
Preparation
Detection
Containment
Eradication
Recovery
Follow-Up
Change Management
Configuration Management Documentation
Education
Communication
User Awareness
Types of Training
Module 07 - Review
 
Module 08 - Security Practices
 
Topic A: Operating Systems
Antivirus Software
Demo: Antivirus
Spyware
Windows Defender
Demo: Spyware
Securing the Operating System
Windows Update
Update Categories
Patch Management
Demo: Windows Updates
Other Updates
System Information
Windows Firewall
Demo: BIOS
Demo: Firewall
 
Topic B: Devices
Firewalls and Proxy Servers
Security Zones
Intranet
Perimeter Network
DMZ
Screened Host
Bastion Host
Three-Homed Firewall
Back-to-Back Firewall
Dead Zone
Traffic Filtering
Network Access Control
Virtual Private Network
IPSec Encryption
Demo: IPSec
Security Issues
Built-In Management Interfaces
Secure and Unsecure Methods
Physical Attack Susceptibility
Overcoming Device Weaknesses
Intrusion Detection and Prevention
NIDS
HIDS
HIDS Advantages
Physical Access Control
Surveillance
Module 08 - Review
 
Module 09 - Network Access Control
 
Topic A: Authentication
AAA
Usernames and Passwords
Password Protection
Strong Passwords
Multiple Passwords
Authentication Factors
One-Factor Authentication
Two-Factor Authentication
Three-Factor Authentication
Live Demo: Thumb Scanner
Authentication Protocols
Preventing Impersonation
Identify Proofing
Single Sign-On
Kerberos
Kerberos System Composition
Kerberos Data Types
Kerberos Authentication Process
Kerberos Security Weaknesses
CHAP
EAP
Mutual Authentication
 
Topic B: Public Key Cryptography
Cryptography
ROT13 Cipher
Keys
Symmetric Encryption in Action
Public Key Cryptography
Asymmetric Encryption in Action
Public Key Cryptography Characteristics
Public Key Infrastructure
Demo: Public Key Infrastructure
Setup and Initialization Phase
Administration Phase
Cancellation and History Phase
 
Topic C: Remote Access
AAA
RADIUS
RADIUS Authentication
Realms
RADIUS Security
RADIUS Benefits
Diameter
Diameter Improvements
LDAP and Remote Access
LDAP Security
LDAP Authentication/Authorization
TACACS+
TACACS+ vs. RADIUS
802.1x
Virtual Private Networks
VPN Technologies
VPN Security Models
VPN Protocols
PPTP vs. L2TP
IPSec Protocols
Encryption Modes
Secure Shell (SSH)
VPN Solutions
Service Provider Tunneling
 
Topic D: Wireless Security
802.11 Standard
Wireless Security
Wireless Vulnerabilities
Wi-Fi Scanners
Warchalking Symbols
Module 09 - Review
 
Module 10 - Monitoring
 
Topic A: Monitoring Resources
Resource Overview
Performance Monitor
Performance Objects
Demo: Performance Monitor
Bottlenecks
Configuration
Data Collector Sets
Data Collector Set Reports
Demo: Data Collector Sets
Reliability Monitor
Remote Desktop
Remote Desktop Options
Remote Desktop Connection
Demo: Remote Desktop
 
Topic B: Event Viewer
Event Viewer
Event Information
Event Types
Remote Logs
Event Forwarding
Demo: Event Forwarding
Source Computers
Collecting Computers
Subscriptions
Device and Application Logging
Module 10 - Review
 
Module 11 - Troubleshooting
 
Topic A: Troubleshooting Basics
Troubleshooting
Information Gathering
Identify the Affected Area
Determine If Anything Has Changed
Establish Probable Cause
Determine If Escalation Is Necessary
Create an Action Plan
Implement and Test a Solution
Identify Results and Effects
Document Problem and Solution
Problem and Resolution Tracking
Hardware Toolkit
Live Demo: Multimeter
Additional Tools
Software Toolkit
 
Topic B: Troubleshooting The Network
Troubleshooting Wired Connections
Cable Testing Devices
Physical Cable Tests
Live Demo: Troubleshooting
Network Function Tests
Network Analyzer
Troubleshooting Wireless
TCP/IP Utilities
IPConfig
Unix IFConfig
Ping
Ping Troubleshooting
NSLookup and Tracert
Windows Network Diagnostics
Demo: Troubleshooting Connections
Demo: Network Diagnostic
 
Topic C: Troubleshooting Scenarios
Remote Desktop Components
Module 11 - Review
Course Closure



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