TOTAL: CompTIA Network+ Certification (N10-007)
Everything you need to pass the CompTIA Network+ Exam (N10-007) from Mike Meyers, CompTIA expert and bestselling author.
4.70 (18518 reviews)
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Students23 hours
ContentFeb 2020
Last UpdateWhat you will learn
☑ Once you complete the course, you will have the knowledge and confidence to pass the CompTIA Network+ Certification (N10-007) exam AND the skills to be a great network tech. This course is ideal as both a study tool and an on-the-job reference.
☑ Your new skills and the CompTIA Network+ Certification will help you land a network tech job or if you are already a network tech, get that raise or advancement you are seeking.
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CompTIA Network+Description
Welcome to the TOTAL: CompTIA Network+ Certification (N10-007). course from Mike Meyers and Total Seminars.
This course is over 24 hours in length and covers everything you need to know to pass your CompTIA Network+ Certification (N10-007) Exam. The first goal of the course is to make you a good Network Tech and, in the process, make sure you are ready to pass the CompTIA exam.
WHAT OUR STUDENTS ARE SAYING:
"I used these courses to pass the A+, Security+, and Network+ in a span of 2.5 months. I had no IT experience 4 months ago. Now I am a network engineer at a managed service provider with a great salary and solid upward mobility." - Ryan D.
The course covers all the exam topics including:
Network architectures
Cabling and topology
Ethernet basics
Network Installation
TCP/IP applications and network protocols
Routing
Network naming
Advanced networking devices
IPv6
Remote connectivity
Wireless networking
Virtualization and cloud computing
Network operations
Managing risk
This is a Total Network+ Course and covers everything a good tech needs to know and prepares you to pass the CompTIA Network+ Certification exam.
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Content
Introduction
Introduction
Network Models
What is a Model?
OSI vs. TCP/IP Model
Walking Through OSI and TCP/IP
Meet the Frame
The MAC Address
Broadcast vs. Unicast
Introduction to IP Addressing
Packets and Ports
Network Models
Cabling and Topology
Network Topologies
Coaxial Cabling
Twisted Pair Cabling
Cat Ratings
Fiber Optic Cabling
Fire Ratings
Legacy Network Connections
Cabling and Topology
Ethernet Basics
What is Ethernet?
Ethernet Frames
Early Ethernet
The Daddy of Ethernet, 10BaseT
Terminating Twisted Pair
Hubs vs. Switches
Ethernet Basics
Modern Ethernet
100BaseT
Connecting Switches
Gigabit Ethernet and 10-Gigabit Ethernet
Transceivers
Connecting Ethernet Scenarios
Modern Ethernet
Installing a Physical Network
Introduction to Structured Cabling
Terminating Structured Cabling
Equipment Room
Alternative Distribution Panels
Testing Cable
Troubleshooting Structured Cabling, Part 1
Troubleshooting Structured Cabling, Part 2
Using a Toner and Probe
Wired Connection Scenarios
Installing a Physical Network
TCP/IP Basics
Introduction to IP Addressing and Binary
Introduction to ARP
Classful Addressing
Subnet Masks
Subnetting with CIDR
More CIDR Subnetting Practice
Dynamic and Static IP Addressing
Rogue DHCP Servers
Special IP Addresses
IP Addressing Scenarios
TCP/IP Basics
Routing
Introducing Routers
Understanding Ports
Network Address Translation
Implementing NAT
Forwarding Ports
Tour of a SOHO Router
SOHO vs. Enterprise
Static Routes
Dynamic Routing
RIP
OSPF
BGP
Routing
TCP/IP Applications
TCP and UDP
ICMP and IGMP
Handy Tools
Introduction to Wireshark
Introduction to netstat
Web Servers
FTP
E-mail Servers and Clients
Securing E-mail
Telnet and SSH
Network Time Protocol
Network Service Scenarios
TCP/IP Applications
Network Naming
Understanding DNS
Applying DNS
The Hosts File
Net Command
Windows Name Resolution
Dynamic DNS
DNS Troubleshooting
Network Naming
Securing TCP/IP
Making TCP/IP Secure
Symmetric Encryption
Asymmetric Encryption
Cryptographic Hashes
Identification
Access Control
AAA
Kerberos/EAP
Single Sign-On
Certificates and Trust
Certificate Error Scenarios
Securing TCP/IP
Advanced Networking Devices
Understanding IP Tunneling
Virtual Private Networks
Introduction to VLANs
InterVLAN Routing
Interfacing with Managed Switches
Switch Port Protection
Port Bonding
Port Mirroring
Quality of Service
IDS vs. IPS
Proxy Servers
Load Balancing
Device Placement Scenarios
Advanced Networking Devices
IPv6
Introduction to IPv6
IPv6 Addressing
IPv6 In Action
IPv4 and IPv6 Tunneling
IPv6
Remote Connectivity
Telephony Technologies
Optical Carriers
Packet Switching
Connecting with Dial-up
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
Connecting with Cable Modems
Connecting with Satellites
ISDN and BPL
Remote Desktop Connectivity
Advanced Remote Control Systems
Remote Connectivity
Wireless Networking
Introduction to 802.11
802.11 Standards
Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Antennas
Wireless Security Standards
Implementing Wireless Security
Threats to Your Wireless Network
Retro Threats
Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)
Enterprise Wireless
Installing a Wireless Network
Wireless Scenarios
More Wireless Scenarios
Wireless Networking
Virtualization and Cloud Computing
Virtualization Basics
Cloud Ownership
Cloud Implementation
Your First Virtual Machine
NAS and SAN
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Virtualization and Cloud Computing
Mobile Networking
Cellular Technologies
Mobile Connectivity
Deploying Mobile Devices
Mobile Access Control
Mobile Networking
Building a Real-World Network
Network Types
Network Design
Power Management
Unified Communications
Network Documentation
Contingency Planning
Predicting Hardware Failure
Backups
Building a Real-World Network
Managing Risk
What is Risk Management?
Security Policies
Change Management
User Training
Standard Business Documentation
Mitigating Network Threats
High Availability
Managing Risk
Protecting Your Network
Denial of Service
Malware
Social Engineering
Access Control
Man-in-the-Middle
Introduction to Firewalls
Firewalls
DMZ
Hardening Devices
Physical Security Controls
Testing Network Security
Network Protection Scenarios
Protecting your Network
Network Monitoring
SNMP
Documenting Logs
System Monitoring
SIEM (Security Information and Event Management)
Network Monitoring
Network Troubleshooting
Network Troubleshooting Theory
Network Troubleshooting
Reviews
This course is a quick and dirty intro to the network+ exam. Some info is missing, and if you use only this as your source of info for the exam, you will likely do poorly. Professor Mike is charismatic and great at explaining things visually. He uses good examples of software and demonstrations to get you to understand the subject matter. However, if you read any significant text on preparing for this exam (even his own), you will find that you have only learned *some* of the pertinent information. Headphone listeners beware: audio in this series is not equalized. some videos will be SIGNIFICANTLY louder than others.
Just getting started with it so so far so good. I have the book as well so using it as a reference with the videos.
W O W . Mike Meyers is different from the others, and I've used the prof's and JD's materials as well. Mike Meyers teaches in a way that makes sense in the real world especially in IT works. And he uses models like blocks, toys, and diagrams to make you understand the concept. And all the other time he's playing with real gadgets and devices (routers, switches, pcs etc) and does demonstration on it which makes me feel comfortable and ready to take on the job. Suddenly everything makes sense!
As a layman or laywoman I should say in the world of networking this course has helped me a lot in understanding how networks work. If I ever do have to take the Network+ exam, I'm positive this course will have given me a head start in understanding the study material!
I do not have any knowledge on networking before this.... Now I am at least confident enough which helped me in accomplishment of my professional tasks to a great extent
So far it has been excellent.Mike is really sharp but knows how to take a very complex subject and make it simple and easy to follow.I am normally a good disciplined student with good analytical skills but just an average memory.I have found with other books and studies that networking seemed dry and hard to grasp even with my best efforts, but Mike with his visuals has really broken down these barriers to learning a difficult but important subject.Great job!Sid
I like the fact that the speaker is in physically present in the videos. I like the visual models he uses to enhance his presentation. He speaks with a good pace and volume, and he keeps the watcher engaged and interested in the material.
Mike is a real expert, the course was great but I give it 4 start because he adds some unnecessary information and things which can be skipped to the lessons. and Why is that not good? because people who take these courses mostly looking to get straight information that can help them pass the exam, and extra information only confuses people and takes more time from them.
This course was fantastic. Taught me everything I needed to know to pass this ridiculously hard test on the first try!
Pretty big fan of Mike Meyers and his CompTIA training courses. Engaging and knowledgeable. I used his training to help me pass the A+ and I know this training will help me pass the Network+.
I watch other videos, I read information on Net+ but no one comes close to explaining it well as you do Mike. You are doing a fantastic job explaining every concept visually, which is phenomenal.
Mike is a fantastic teacher. He is entertaining, explains things well, and uses props and real equipment demos to help you understand. I am learning so much from this course!
Was afraid of buying and doing this type of training online but since I am watching it I know it's worth. Simple explanations, short videos, right to the point.
Very good course, always interesting and fun, didn't get boring which alot of other courses tend to get.
Excellent overview of networking and is really easy to follow along with. This can be a fairly boring topic, but Mike does a great job of being engaging and the videos are nice and short which is great for reviewing specific topics.
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Udemy ID7/3/2018
Course created date8/23/2019
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