CompTIA Network+ N10-007 Certification Training
Video training course for the Comptia Network+ network support technician exam. This course is the perfect follow-up to the A+. The Net+ is a required qualification with most government IT departments and is the perfect way to start to any career in networking, desktop support, security, or voice.
In order to qualify as a CompTIA Network+ engineer you need to pass one exam:
- N10-007
Once you certify you can support small-to-medium sized networks. You will be eligible for DoD roles or contracts which require CompTIA certification.
You will be able to:
- Explain the purpose of a variety of networking concepts and implement them appropriately
- Determine & explain the appropriate cabling, device and storage technologies
- Use best practices to manage the network, determine policies & ensure business continuity
- Summarize physical security & common attacks while securing the wired and wireless network
- Explain the network troubleshooting methodology & appropriate tools to support connectivity & performance
The Network+ certification is the perfect stepping stone to a career in IT security, wireless networking, cloud computing, network operations, project management and server support.
CompTIA Network+ Exam Pass
Adam Marshall
Adam used our CompTIA Network+ training course to pass his exam on the first try. Most students take two or three attempts to pass the Network+ exam ($338 per attempt).
Passing the Network+ N10-007 exam requires at least three months of study. You need to master the theory but also complete many hands-on labs so you really understand the software and protocols. The exam syllabus includes network hardware, routing protocols, troubleshooting security, virtualization, cloud, remote access methods, server support and more.
CompTIA Network+ certification is the perfect stepping stone to other exams such as CompTIA Security+, Linux+, Cisco CCNA, Amazon AWS, Windows 10 support and more.
This course is for the newly updated N10-007 exam objectives.
Your Instructor
Josh Penzell
Has a B.S. from Northwestern University and an M.F.A. from Brooklyn College, Josh is currently one of only a handful of trainers with both the live-classroom and virtual trainer certifications (CompTIA CTT+). He has been A+ and Network+ certified since 2000, and is additionally Security+, and Cloud Essentials Certified.
He is also a Microsoft Certified Trainer and a Microsoft Office Specialist. [Course updates by Paul Browning]
- Over 24 hours of video training
- 47 end-of-module exams
- Bonus exams
- 16 live lab exercises
- End-of-course certificate
- Exam vendor – Pearson Vue
- Prerequisites – None
- Recommended – A+
| Module 1 | Networking Fundamentals |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Basic Network Theory and Terminology |
| Unit 2 | Categories Of Networks and Models |
| Unit 3 | Network Topologies |
| Module 2 | Network Hardware and Media |
| Unit 1 | Network Hardware Bounded |
| Unit 2 | Straight-through, Crossover and Rollover Cables |
| Unit 3 | More Cables and Connectors |
| Unit 4 | Network Hardware Unbounded |
| Unit 5 | Network Connectivity Devices |
| Unit 6 | Advanced Network Devices |
| Module 3 | Network Communications |
| Unit 1 | Data Transmissions |
| Unit 2 | Media Access Methods |
| Unit 3 | Signaling Methods |
| Module 4 | Network Protocols and Services |
| Unit 1 | Common Ports and Protocols |
| Unit 2 | Common Interoperability Services |
| Module 5 | Network Infrastructure and Design |
| Unit 1 | Ethernet Standards |
| Unit 2 | Communication Models: OSI |
| Unit 3 | Communication Models: TCP/IP |
| Unit 4 | Ethernet and Implementing a Wireless Network |
| Unit 5 | IEEE 802.11ac Standard |
| Unit 6 | Network Segmentation |
| Module 6 | Network Routing & IP Addressing |
| Unit 1 | IP Addresses and Conversion |
| Unit 2 | IP Addresses and Subnetting |
| Unit 3 | Default and Custom Addressing Schemes |
| Unit 4 | Data Delivery Techniques and IPv6 |
| Unit 5 | IPv6 Concepts |
| Unit 6 | IP Addressing Assignment Methods |
| Unit 7 | DNS |
| Unit 8 | Proxy Servers |
| Unit 9 | Network Address Translation |
| Module 7 | TCP/IP |
| Unit 1 | TCP/IP Services |
| Unit 2 | TCP/IP Tools and Commands |
| Module 8 | Local Area Networks |
| Unit 1 | LAN Administration and Implementation |
| Unit 2 | Switching |
| Unit 3 | Spanning Tree Protocol |
| Unit 4 | Power over Ethernet |
| Unit 5 | Routing |
| Unit 6 | Routing Metrics |
| Unit 7 | Routing Tables |
| Unit 8 | Dynamic Routing and Protocols |
| Unit 9 | IGP and EGP |
| Unit 10 | Routing Loops |
| Unit 11 | Virtual Local Area Networks and SOHOs |
| Unit 12 | VLAN and Trunking Concepts |
| Module 9 | Wide Area Networks |
| Unit 1 | WAN Administration and Implementation |
| Unit 2 | WAN Transmission Technologies |
| Unit 3 | Leased Lines |
| Unit 4 | Wavelength-Division Multiplexing |
| Unit 5 | Multiprotocol Label Switching |
| Unit 6 | GSM, CDMA and WiMAX |
| Unit 7 | WAN Connectivity and Utilizing Voice Over Data |
| Unit 8 | PPP and More |
| Module 10 | Remote Access |
| Unit 1 | Remote Networking Fundamentals |
| Unit 2 | Remote Access and Implementation |
| Unit 3 | Remote Access Methods |
| Unit 4 | VPNs and Protocols |
| Unit 5 | GRE, SSL VPN, and VPN Concentrator |
| Module 11 | Network Management |
| Unit 1 | Network Management and Monitoring |
| Unit 2 | Optimizing Network Performance |
| Unit 3 | Network Documentation |
| Unit 4 | Network Documentation |
| Unit 5 | Network Troubleshooting Model |
| Unit 6 | Network Troubleshooting Model |
| Module 12 | Network Security |
| Unit 1 | Security Fundamentals |
| Unit 2 | AAA |
| Unit 3 | System Security Tools |
| Unit 4 | Encryption and Cryptography 101 |
| Module 13 | Network Security 2 |
| Unit 1 | IDS/IPS Implementation |
| Unit 2 | IPSEC and IPSEC Policies |
| Module 14 | Network Security 3 |
| Unit 1 | Denial of Service |
| Unit 2 | Common Networking Attacks |
| Unit 3 | Threat Mitigation and User Education |
| Unit 4 | Advanced Threat Mitigation |
| Unit 5 | Policies and Best Practices |
| Unit 6 | Secure the Wireless Network |
| Module 15 | Network Tools |
| Unit 1 | Hardware Troubleshooting Tools |
| Unit 2 | Physical Testing Tools |
| Unit 3 | High Availability and Load Balancing |
| Unit 4 | SNMP, SYSLOG, and SIEM |
| Unit 5 | Software Testing Tools |
| Module 16 | Networking Services and Applications |
| Unit 1 | Web Services |
| Unit 2 | Unified Communication |
| Module 17 | Virtualization and Cloud |
| Unit 1 | Introduction to Virtualization |
| Unit 2 | Virtualization Components and Software Defined Networking |
| Unit 3 | Storage Area Network |
| Unit 4 | Cloud Concepts |
| Module 18 | Security |
| Unit 1 | Physical Security Controls |
| Unit 2 | Basic Forensic Concepts |
| Unit 3 | Safety Practices |
| Module 19 | Troubleshooting |
| Unit 1 | Common Wireless Issues |
| Unit 2 | Common Copper Cable Issues |
| Unit 3 | Common Fiber Cable Issues |
| Unit 4 | Common Network Issues |
| Module 20 | Change Management Basics |
| Unit 1 | Change Management Basics |
| Module 21 | Internet of Things |
| Unit 1 | IoT Protocols |
| Module 22 | Hands-on Labs |
| Unit 1 | Routing - Static Routing |
| Unit 2 | Routing - RIP |
| Unit 3 | Routing - EIGRP |
| Unit 4 | Routing - OSPF |
| Unit 5 | Layer 2 - MAC Address Table |
| Unit 6 | Layer 2 - VLANs |
| Unit 7 | Layer 2 - Spanning Tree Protocol |
| Unit 8 | Layer 2 - Trunking |
| Unit 9 | Services - ARP |
| Unit 10 | Services - DHCP |
| Unit 11 | Services - NTP |
| Unit 12 | Security - Port Security |
| Unit 13 | Security - Change the Native VLAN |
| Unit 14 | Security - Access Lists |
| Unit 15 | Services - BPDU Guard |
| Unit 16 | IPv6 - EUI-64 Addressing |
| Module 23 | Bonus Lectures |
| Unit 1 | Networking Standards |
| Unit 2 | Security Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities |
| Unit 3 | Preventative Techniques (RAID, Fault Tolerance, Load Balancing) |
| Module 24 | Bonus Exams |
| Unit 1 | Bonus Exam 1 |
| Unit 2 | Bonus Exam 2 |
| Unit 3 | Subnetting Exam |
