- Intro Video
- Networking Basics
- Networking multiple Devices
- Networking multiple networks
- OSI Model
- Ports and Protocols
- End of module test
- Determine Network Type
- Choose Best Network Topology
- Use Appropriate Hardware and Media
- End of module test
- DHCP provides IP addresses
- DNS resolves names to IP addresses
- IP Addressing
- Connecting to Wired Networks
- Connecting to WiFi Networks
- Connect Networks to other Networks
- Connect Storage to a Network
- End of module test
- Network Security
- Multifactor authentication
- Access control
- Wireless Security
- Wireless Encryption
- Authentication and authorization
- Shared or open Preshared key
- MAC filtering
- Geofencing
- End of module test
- Troubleshooting
- Methodology
- Troubleshooting Tools
- Solve Network Service Issues
- Solved Wired Network Issues
- Solve WiFi
- Network Issues
- End of module test
- WAN, Remote Connections, and the Cloud
- Network Segmentation
- Routing
- Connecting across the Internet
- Controlling Data Flow
- Traffic Shaping and QoS
- High Availability and Fault Tolerance
- Physical cabling
- ISP Service Types
- ISP Network Infrastructure
- Remote Connections
- Advanced Networking
- Virtualization
- Using the Cloud
- End of module test
- Attack types
- Password Security
- Firewall Security
- Defense in Depth
- Mitigating Attacks
- Physical Security
- End of module test
- Best Practices
- Network Diagrams and Documentation
- Power and ISP Redundancies
- Monitoring
- Recovery
- End of module test
Founded in 1982, CompTIA (The Computer Technology Industry Association) was one of the first certification bodies. Its vendor-neutral approach helps CompTIA to focus on what skills a technology worker needs, as opposed to what a vendor might want to advertise.
CompTIA is one of the world’s best-known certification bodies in Information Technology. Recognized in over 120 countries CompTIA has issued over 2 million IT certifications.
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Callie Stalin
If you want to pass the CompTIA N10-007 certification exam, you’ll certainly find this training helpful. It comes with everything you need to grasp core concepts related to computer networks. Plus, starting from downloadable study notes to practice tests to video lectures to doubt solving, this course has it all.
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Karen Killigan
It takes you through the fundamentals of network devices, network configurations, functional networks, network traffic, network security, and troubleshooting. The good part is that you get downloadable study notes, video lectures, and double solving. So, if you want to build a career in network and security, go for this without any doubt!
For group enrolment of 5+ students or custom training requirements.
Working professionals with the following job profiles would greatly benefit from getting CompTIA Network+ Certified -
- Junior Network Administrator
- Computer Technician
- Network Field Technician
- Help Desk Technician
- Junior System Engineer
- System Engineer
- IS Consultant
- Network Support Specialist
- Network Field Engineer
- Network Analyst
- Service Desk Analyst
- Data Support Technician
- Help Desk Tech
- Desktop Support Administrator
- Technical Support Specialist
- End-User Computing Technician
- Field Service Technician
- Help Desk Technician
- Associate Network Engineer
- System Support Specialist
A: There are several ways; earn a higher CompTIA certification, earn certification from another CompTIA-approved vendor, retake and pass your highest exam, teach classes in the subject area, write papers, take additional training, and more.
A: Three years, though you can renew it by earning Continuing Education Units.
A: Professionals having the CompTIA A+ Certification and at least 9 to 12 months of networking experience would benefit the most from the CompTIA Network+ Certification.
A: The exam is a maximum of 90 questions. Roughly the first five questions are Performance-Based Questions (PBQs).
A: They simulate real-world tasks. You may have to identify internal hardware components, place networking hardware into a diagram, troubleshooting IP addressing, or perform basic command-line tasks.
A: CompTIA Network+ certification is the entry point into a long, successful career in technology. Networking is sharing data. Think of the world around you and how much of it involves sending and receiving data. It is all networking. Getting CompTIA Network+ certification opens a world of possibilities for you.
When you enroll in a live Network+ Bootcamp, you’ll spend four days with an instructor who is an expert in the field. You can ask questions, discuss concepts, receive advice on the exam, and your career.
That’s just the beginning. Our online course goes beyond what can be taught in a classroom. With hours of video tutorials available for you to complete at your own pace, you’ll receive training on every CompTIA Network+ objective.