The CompTIA Network+ Certification N10-006 aims to certify the professionals with IT infrastructure by validating the technical skills of configuring and troubleshooting the wireless and wired network.

Description

The network is the crucial part of the industry; it is the base of every organization. The CompTIA Network+ is a vendor-neutral certification that certifies the knowledge of network functions. This course will cover all that is required to pass the N10-006 exam which includes the key concepts of management, configuration, and troubleshooting of all network types and also the nascent technologies like cloud, mobile, and virtualizations.

Knowledge and skills students develop:

Key concepts of networks
Cloud practices and service model
Hardware and virtualization techniques
Remote connectivity and routing
TCP/IP application protocol
Cabling and topology

The detailed course has 15.5 hours of on-demand video full lifetime access, 1 supplement resource and a certificate of completion.

Requirements for this course

The candidate must have at least 9 months of networking knowledge.
Should have basic networking knowledge and good to have CompTIA A+ certification and knowledge.
Exam paper details:
The certification code is N10-006
There is a maximum of 90 questions asked in the certification.
The questions are multiple choice, drag and drop and performance-based.
The test duration is 90 minutes
The pass marks for this exam is 720 on the scale of 100-900

Audience to target:

IT – Network professionals with at least 9 months of experience.
CompTIA A+ Certified professionals who want to pursue the certification.
Network professionals who want to enhance their knowledge of the skills of wireless and wired network devices.

Conclusion:

If you are in network domain then you know that CompTIA’s certification is the best network certification in the market. The N10-006 is well recognized and valued certification, and is recommended for the professional who has a minimum of 9 months of experience. This certificate tests your knowledge about the networks. This course covers every bit you need to know about this certification and helps you clear with ease.

Job Opportunities:

System engineer
Infrastructure engineer
Systems Administrator
Information Technology (IT) Manager
Network Administrator
Network Engineer
Information Technology Specialist
Information Technology (IT) Director

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CompTIA Network+ 2018

	1. Meet the Frame	5:52
	2. The MAC Address	7:04
	3. Broadcast vs. Unicast	4:19
	4. Hubs vs. Switches	2:39
	5. Introduction to IP Addressing	7:41
	6. Packets and Ports	4:57
	7. What is a Model?	2:02
	8. OSI Model vs. TCP/IP Model	6:56
	9. OSI and TCP/IP Model Walkthroughs	12:03

	1. Coaxial Cabling	3:34
	2. UTP and STP Cabling	6:48
	3. Fiber Optic Cabling	8:30

	1. What is Ethernet?	6:31
	2. Early Ethernet	7:40
	3. The Daddy of Ethernet - 10BaseT	3:27

	1. Modern Ethernet, Switches, and Duplex	7:34
	2. Connecting Switches	5:15
	3. Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit Ethernet	4:48
	4. Switch Backbones	4:34

	1. Introduction to Structured Cabling	4:21
	2. Crimping Cables	8:45
	3. Punchdown Blocks	7:54
	4. MDF, IDF, Dmarc, and the Equipment Room	7:18
	5. Testing Cable	8:53
	6. Troubleshooting Structured Cabling, pt. 1	5:05
	7. Troubleshooting Structured Cabling, pt. 2	5:27
	8. Using a Toner and Probe	3:15

	1. Introduction to IP Addressing and Binary	12:42
	2. Introduction to ARP	3:45
	3. Subnet Masks	12:11
	4. Classful Addressing	10:23
	5. Subnetting with CIDR	9:49
	6. More CIDR Subnetting Practice	10:01
	7. Dynamic and Static IP Addressing	17:50
	8. Rogue DHCP Servers	6:30
	9. Special IP Addresses	3:19

	1. Introducing Routers	15:18
	2. Understanding Ports	5:25
	3. Network Address Translation	6:24
	4. Implementing NAT	2:36
	5. Port Forwarding	8:59
	6. DMZ, Port Range Forwarding, and Port Triggering	6:24
	7. Tour of a SOHO Router	12:02
	8. Introduction to Routing Protocols	10:35
	9. RIP	4:26
	10. OSPF	3:32
	11. BGP	5:49

	1. Introduction to TCP and UDP	9:34
	2. ICMP and IGMP	6:08
	3. Introduction to Wireshark	9:05
	4. Introduction to netstat	8:50
	5. Web Servers	12:06
	6. FTP	11:48
	7. E-mail Servers and Clients	9:28
	8. Telnet and SSH	9:16

	1. The Domain Name System (DNS), Pt. 1	12:10
	2. The Domain Name System (DNS), Pt. 2	11:20
	3. The HOSTS File	3:45
	4. Windows Name Resolution	11:26
	5. NET Command	8:11
	6. Dynamic DNS	5:20
	7. DNS Troubleshooting	13:13

	1. Symmetric Encryption	5:32
	2. Asymmetric Encryption	3:19
	3. Cryptographic Hashes	4:56
	4. Access Control	4:20
	5. AAA	4:59
	6. Kerberos/EAP	7:40
	7. Cryptographic Tunnels with SSH	6:06
	8. Network Time Protocol	1:59

	1. Client/Server vs. Peer-to-Peer	5:03
	2. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)	12:45
	3. Introduction to VLANs	11:52
	4. InterVLAN Routing	3:09
	5. Interfacing with Managed Switches	11:06
	6. Port Bonding	7:18
	7. Port Mirroring	3:32
	8. Quality of Service	5:10
	9. IDS vs IPS	4:29

	1. Introduction to IPv6 Addressing	5:02
	2. Advanced IPv6 Addressing	11:02
	3. IPv6 Tunnels	5:20

	1. Telephony Technologies	8:59
	2. Optical Carriers	3:08
	3. Packet Switching	4:56
	4. Connecting with Dial-up	5:51
	5. Digital Subscriber Line	6:12
	6. Connecting with Cable Modems	4:16
	7. Connecting with Satellites	2:30
	8. Cellular WAN	5:24
	9. ISDN and BPL	4:01
	10. Remote Connectivity	4:49

	1. Introduction to Wi-Fi and Wireless Access Points	8:48
	2. 802.11 Standards	12:17
	3. Power Over Ethernet (PoE)	3:12
	4. Wireless Security Standards	11:33
	5. Implementing Wireless Security	6:56
	6. Threats to Your Wireless Network	8:20
	7. Retro Threats	5:05
	8. Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)	5:21
	9. Wireless Problem Scenarios	7:02
	10. Planning and Installing a Wireless Network	16:14

	1. Virtualization Basics	7:15
	2. Your First Virtual Machine	9:15
	3. Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)	9:32
	4. Platform as a Service (PaaS)	9:03
	5. Software as a Service (SaaS)	2:39
	6. Cloud Ownership	2:41

	1. Network Types	4:08
	2. Network Design	9:54
	3. SCADA and ICS	8:42
	4. Unified Communications	11:12

	1. What is Risk Management	6:02
	2. Security Policies	4:07
	3. Change Management	6:41
	4. User Training	2:56
	5. Points of Failure	4:38
	6. Standard Business Documentation	5:09

	1. Threats	7:27
	2. Social Engineering	4:03
	3. Access Control	8:05
	4. Testing Network Security	7:57
	5. Mitigating Network Threats	4:53
	6. Introduction to Firewalls	4:30
	7. Firewalls	10:12
	8. DMZ	5:30

	1. SNMP	15:08
	2. Documenting Logs	9:15

	1. MTU Problems	5:28
	2. Bad Connection Solutions	5:33
	3. Titanium Tech	4:39