CompTIA Network Plus

Course Overview

CompTIA’s Network+ certification is the premier vendor-neutral networking certification. It offers you the foundation you need not only to be productive on the job, but also to be successful in more specialized topics and in your pursuit of vendor-specific certifications. CompTIA Network+ is recommended or required by companies such as Dell, HP, Ricoh, Sharp, and Xerox for their networking technicians. It is a technical prerequisite option for IT technicians seeking to join the Apple Consultants Network, and is recognized by the U.S. Department of Defense. Earning CompTIA’s Network+ certification increases your value in the marketplace, providing proof of your knowledge, skills, and ability to manage, maintain, troubleshoot, install, operate, and configure a basic network infrastructure. Our Network+ Prep Course points you in the right direction, allowing you to demonstrate the concepts covered on the Network+ exam using a sophisticated remote lab environment. You will work through several practice exams to reinforce your knowledge. You will gain essential networking skills in labs that feature networking devices such as routers, switches, access points, and others. As an added bonus you may access the practice exam on your own computer

Certifications

Key Features

Certified instructor's session

Extensive hands-on labs

The official training content

Participation in interactive sessions

Certification recognized by industry

Course Syllabus

Configuring a Network Adapter

Using Hyper-V

ARP and Packet Analysis

IP Address Configuration

IP Addressing Schemes

Configuring DHCP in Windows

Configuring DHCP in Linux

IPv6 Addressing

Configuring Routing

TCP and Port Scanning

Name Resolution

Configuring DNS

Configuring Email Services

Performance Testing and Monitoring

Monitoring and Management Tools

Configuring Certificate Services, HTTPS, and FTPS

Configuring a NAT Firewall

Authentication Methods and VPNs

Skills Gained

Prepare for the CompTIA Network+ certification exam (N10-006)
Basic network theory concepts
Industry standard communications methods
Network media and hardware components
Components of a TCP/IP network implementation
TCP/IP addressing and data delivery methods
Crucial services employed in TCP/IP network environments
Components of local area networks (LANs)
Wide area network (WAN) concepts and associated technologies
Components of remote network implementation
Major issues and methods to secure systems on a network
Major issues and technologies in network security
Network security threats and attacks
Tools, methods, and techniques used in managing a network
Troubleshooting network issues

Comptia certification career pathway

prerequisites

A minimum of 9 months of network-related IT experience is recommended by CompTIA (but not required).

Soft skills

Soft skills are important to business continuity and growth of an organization and if employees lack essential soft skills, they might not be able to adequately fulfill the responsibilities of leadership or team collaboration, even if they possess the necessary technical proficiency. Considering this, and the industry requirement to address, we are focusing on building some of these below mentioned soft skills of our learners based on the level of education, work experience and role.