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Network+ Certification for 2002

Course Outline

Course Description
Network+ has been accepted by Novell, Lotus and Cisco as baseline certification for their highly regarded Network Certification programs. From basic network knowledge to troubleshooting all but the most complex networks, Keystone's Network+ course will prepare you to choose an industry wide certification from any provider and increase your chances to earn more.

About Trainer
Kevin started his computer career in 1983. He has been a technical writer, network administrator, and trainer. Kevin spent many years with Novell and is a CNI and Master CNE. In 1998 Kevin founded Tech Training, giving him a chance to test his training ideas on paying guinea pigs (customers). He is also an MCSE, MCT, and is certified in SMS, SQL Server , TCP/IP, NT Workstation, NT Server, Exchange Server, Windows 9x and 2000. Kevin has authored Microsoft certification books for New Riders and Sybex. He also owns a consulting company dedicated to teaching complex technical topics in a simple way.

Course Sets - Single User License *

Network Certification Complete with Exam Materials

$455.00

(*) Please Email sales@computrainsolutions.com if you have question regarding to our multi-user licensing for this course or check our FAQ on the left menu.

Detailed Course Outlines:

	Network + Level 1
	Knowledge of Networking Technology
		What is Network?
		Network Structure
		Which Topology is right for your Network?
	Operating Systems
		Network vs. Client Systems
		Novel Netware
		History of Netware
		Connecting on a Netware Network
		Taking a look at Netware
		NT Server
		NT Directory Services
		Connecting on an NT Network
		Unix
	Network Protocols
		Overview
		TCP/IP
		IPX/SPX
		NetBOUI
	Network Theory
		Basic Networking & OSI Model
		Layers
	Network Elements
		Cable Signaling
		Full Duplex VS Half
		NIC's
		LAN & WAN
		Server
		Client/Server VS Peer-To-Peer

	Network + Level 2
	Physical Layer
		NIC
		IRQ
		Configuring Jumpers
		Drivers
		Installing a NIC
		NIC Diagnostic Tools
		Network Components
	Data Link Layer
		MAC Addresses
		Bridges
		Media Access & 802 Standards
	Network Layer
		Subnets
		Routers
		Routable Protocols & Configuration
	Transport Layer
		Name Resolution
		Connection Oriented vs. Connectionless
	Remote Connectivity
		Modem Connectivity
		Digital Connections
		Remote Access Server
		PPP
		Installing & Setting up a Modem
	Security Issues
		Creating a Security Model & Managing Accounts
		Managing Passwords
		Firewalls & Data Encryption

	Network + Level 3
	Protocols
		TCP/IP History
		Internet Standards Process
		Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
		Internet Protocol (IP)
		Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
		User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
		Application Protocols
		SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
		Ports
	IP Addressing
		Network & Host
		Decimal to Binary Conversion
		Address Classes
		Address Guidelines
	Subnets & Name Resolution
		What is a Subnet?
		Subnet Masks
		Default Gateway
		Name Resolution
		WINS Server
	TCP/IP Configuration
		Manually Configuring a Workstation to use TCP/IP
		Automatic Configuration
	TCP/IP Utilities
		IPCONFIG
		Ping
		Testing Microsoft TCP/IP with IPCONFIG & PING
		TRACERT
		NETSTAT &
		NBTSTAT
		TELNET
	Network + Level 4
	Standard Operating Procedures
		Overview
		Naming Conventions
		Password Conventions
		Protocol Standards & Configurations
	Environmental Factors
		Climate Control
		Power Conditions
		Error Messages
	Identifying Network Components
		Patch Panels
		UPS
		Peripherals & Common Mistakes
	Network Maintenance
		Patches & Upgrade
		Fault Tolerance
		Backups
		Virus Software
	Basic Troubleshooting
		Basics
		Troubleshooting the Network
		Operator Issues
		Joe's troubleshooting tips
	Physical & Logical Indicators of Trouble
		Overview
		Link Lights
		Common Symptoms & Solutions
		Tools