CompTIA Network+

• 3 days of classroom/ remote training
• Digital recording of the classroom
• Free retake policy
• 1 Exam Voucher (N10-007)
• Weekly live on-line revision sessions
• Self-Paced Network+ revision & Labs

FREE RETRAIN OFFER Come back onto the course for free for as many times as you need to.

If you are just starting out in networking it is important to get the best foundation since that will form the basis of everything else that you build upon it.

The Comptia Network+ course and certification are designed to deliver a solid grounding in networking that you can use to make the most in a career in networking.

CompTIA Network+ validates the knowledge and skills of network engineers.

The course is completly vendor-neutral so you learn the over laying principles of networking technologies that you can apply to all networking equipment.

By the end of the course you will be able to describe the features and functions of networking components and to install, configure and troubleshoot basic networking hardware, protocols and services. The associated exam for the Network+ is: N10-004 Networking EssentialsOnce you have completed the Comptia Network+ course and certification you can begin looking at tackling the more challenging Cisco courses.

All of our courses are taught by experienced engineers and along with lots of hands-on labs in the classroom you will come away know networks and networking which will set you up in the best possible position to get into networking.

Course contents:

Media and Topologies

1.1 Recognizing Logical and Physical Network Topologies.

1.2 Specifying the Main Features of Networking Technologies.

1.3 Specifying the Characteristics of Cable Standards.

1.4 Recognizing Media Connectors.

1.5 Recognizing Media Types.

1.6 Identifying Network Components.

1.7 Specifying the Characteristics of Wireless Technologies.

1.8 Identifying Wireless Service Performance Factors.

Protocols and Standards

2.1 Identifying a MAC Address and Its Parts.

2.2 Identifying the Seven Layers of the OSI Model and Their Functions.

2.3 Identifying the OSI Layers at Which Various Components Operate.

2.4 Differentiating Between Network Protocols.

2.5 Identifying the Components and Structure of IP Addresses.

2.6 Identifying Classful IP Ranges and Their Subnet Masks.

2.7 Identifying the Purpose of Subnetting.

2.8 Identifying the Differences Between Public and Private Addressing Schemes.

2.9 Identifying and Differentiating Between Addressing Methods.

2.10 Using Protocols in the TCP/IP Suite.

2.11 Defining the Function of TCP/UDP Ports.

2.12 Identifying Well-Known Ports Associated with Services and Protocols.

2.13 Identifying the Purpose of Network Services and Protocols.

2.14 Identifying the Basic Characteristics of Various WAN Technologies.

2.15 Identifying the Basic Characteristics of Various Internet Technologies.

2.16 Defining the Function of Remote Access Protocols and Services.

2.17 Identifying the Purpose and Function of Various Security Protocols.

2.18 Identifying Authentication Protocols.

Network Implementation

3.1 Identifying Server Operating System Access to Network Resources.

3.2 Identifying Capabilities Clients Need to Use Network Resources.

3.3 Identifying Tools Used for Wiring.

3.4 Configuring a Remote Connection.

3.5 Identifying the Purpose, Benefits, and Characteristics of Firewalls.

3.6 Identifying the Purpose, Benefits, and Characteristics of Using a Proxy Service.

3.7 Determining the Impact of Network Configurations.

3.8 Identifying the Main Characteristics of VLANs.

3.9 Identifying Characteristics and Purposes of Extranets and Intranets.

3.10 Using Antivirus Software.

3.11 Identifying the Purpose and Characteristics of Fault Tolerance.

3.12 Identifying the Purpose and Characteristics of Disaster Recovery.

Network Support

4.1 Troubleshooting Using the Appropriate Network Utility.

4.2 Identifying Network Utilities and Their Output.

4.3 Interpreting Visual Indicators in a Network.

4.4 Troubleshooting Client Access to Remote Services in a Network.

4.5 Identifying Common Network Problems.

4.6 Determining the Impact of Modifying, Adding, or Removing Network Services.

4.7 Troubleshooting Various Network Topologies.

4.8 Troubleshooting Various Network Infrastructures.

4.9 A Troubleshooting Strategy for Network Problems.

The 4 day weekday Comptia Network+ courses run from Monday to Thursday from 8:30am until 5:30pm

We run with one set of lab equipment per student, we do not expect our students to share kit like other training companies do.

Maximum class sizes are limited, so you get more attention and time from the instructor.

Because our prices and reputation are so good, places get taken up well in advance, so book early to avoid missing your place on these great courses.

All students must provide their own meals during the courses. If you do not have a laptop please let us know at time of booking and we will provide one, we always recommend students bring their own as we do load you up with loads of great software on the course for you to take home.

Booking your place on the course, just follow these simple steps to

Book your place on a course:

1. Choose the course you would like to attend

2. Give us a call or drop us an e-mail for a chat

Job done... At any point you are always welcome to visit the class to see it in action