
CompTIA Network+ Certification (2005 Objectives)
by Brad Causey
Start the free chapterThe CompTIA Network+ certification is an international industry credential that validates the knowledge of networking professionals with at least nine months of experience in network support or administration or adequate academic training. An accepted foundation-level, vendor-neutral certification for networking professionals, many IT certifications integrate CompTIA Network+ into their curriculums. VTC Author Brad Causey helps you prepare for the CompTIA Network+ Certification, including the new 2005 exam objectives. To begin learning today, simply click on one of the links to CompTIA Network+ Certification (2005 Objectives).
Course content
Introduction2 lessons
Basic Networking5 lessons
Network Connectivity5 lessons
The OSI Model2 lessons
Network Media4 lessons
Network Protocols5 lessons
The TCP/IP Suite11 lessons
- Introduction3:091 credit or ad
- IP Addressing Pt.15:171 credit or ad
- IP Addressing Pt.26:331 credit or ad
- IP Address Assignment Pt.15:051 credit or ad
- IP Address Assignment Pt.25:141 credit or ad
- NetBIOS Name Resolution6:151 credit or ad
- SNMP4:051 credit or ad
- Command Line Utilities Pt.15:581 credit or ad
- Command Line Utilities Pt.26:241 credit or ad
- Protocols Pt.13:171 credit or ad
- Protocols Pt.24:321 credit or ad
Network Appliances11 lessons
- Introduction4:441 credit or ad
- Classifying IP Addresses5:241 credit or ad
- Non-Classful Addressing6:141 credit or ad
- Hubs & Repeaters4:301 credit or ad
- Switches4:461 credit or ad
- Routers5:531 credit or ad
- Routing Protocols6:301 credit or ad
- Firewalls5:391 credit or ad
- NAT5:431 credit or ad
- Proxies5:191 credit or ad
- VLAN3:571 credit or ad