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SkillSoft Explore Course

IT Skills     Networks and Telecommunications     Networking Fundamentals
This course explores the concepts and best practices of end-to-end computer networking – from traditional implementations to emerging technologies. This course will educate you in the practical daily tasks of troubleshooting, configuring, managing, and documenting common network wireless and wired devices, as well as establishing basic network design and connectivity. This course will help you identify network limitations and weaknesses as well as implement network security, standards, and protocols.

Prerequisites
There are NO prerequisites for this course; however, for enhanced retention and understanding, we do recommend the following skills and knowledge:
Though not a prerequisite, prior experience with computer networks will be helpful
Though not a prerequisite, A+ certification (or equivalent knowledge) will be helpful


Certification
ComTIA Network+


Exams
CompTIA Network+ N10-006


Included Labs
OSI Model
Network Diagram
Cable
Collision and Broadcast Domains
Converting a Dotted Decimal IP Address to Binary - Example 1
Converting a Dotted Decimal IP Address to Binary - Example 2
Addressing a Small Branch Office
Addressing a Small Branch Office Using VLSM
IPv6 Address Shortening
Bandwidth for WAN Connection Types
Important Networking Commands


Outline
CompTIA Network+ N10-006
Module 1: Computer Network Fundamentals
Module 2: Addressing and Routing
Module 3: Network Infrastructures
Module 4: Network Security
Module 5: Network Operations
Module 6: Implementation and Troubleshooting


Objectives

  • Explain end-to-end communication and addressing, including IPv4, IPv6, DHCP, DNS, and ARP
  • Work with coax, twisted-pair, and fiber optic cabling in a LAN environment
  • Use the OSI and TCP/IP models to articulate key networking concepts and standards
  • Perform the standard duties associated with network operations, including monitoring performance and maintaining documentation
  • Address the real-world concerns of network security
  • Implement 802.11 wireless LAN technologies
  • Troubleshoot and resolve common network issues
  • Work with WAN technologies
  • Understand emerging technologies, such as unified communications, mobile, cloud, and virtualization
  • Identify different types of networks
  • Identify the purpose of various configurations and protocols for routers and switches