Network+ Certification

Overview

Network+ Certification is designed to prepare individuals for the CompTIA Network+ exam. Based on Windows Server 2003, this course covers the full range of skills and concepts needed for basic network configurations, working with network-related hardware, and network operating system basics. Background in A+ certification and OS technologies is needed for effective participation in this program.

Objectives

After successfully completing the Network+ Certification course, participants will be able to:

• Discuss basic networking concepts
• Explain the signifcance of the OSI Model
• Identify each network system as a host under TCP/IP
• Discuss the role of the HOSTS file, DNS, NETBIOS, LMHOSTS file, and WINS
• Discuss the purpose of firewalls and the functionality of a proxy server
• Use TCP/IP troubleshooting tools
• Describe Windows security models
• Use Task Manager
• Apply software patches and fixes
• Prioritize network problems

Format

Network+ Certification is a 42-hour course, delivered in a variety of formats. The course content is presented in an interactive, learner-centered style of facilitation.

Special Features

• Hands-on application for skill building
• Interactive course delivery
• Modular designed workbooks for quick scanning

Benefits

• Participants gain foundational understanding of network configurations.
• Participants obtain real-world application of networking skills.