This complete
training course for the Network+ 2002 includes 4 CD-ROM's and contains
over 6 hours of professional quality instructor led training. Multimedia
content allows you to quickly learn key concepts and the CD format lets
you quickly pause and review important areas. A detailed outline of the
course as well as a short introduction to the trainer are included below.
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2002 set of 4 (CD)
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2002 set of 4 (VHS)
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About The
Trainer:
Kevin Wolford
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 live labs. 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.
Level
One
1.0 Cabling & Topology
- 1.1
Cable Types
- 1.2
Cable Connectors
- 1.3
Topologies
2.0 Network Types
- 2.1
Media Access Methods
- 2.2
Network Specifications
3.0 Networking Components
- 3.1
Connecting Clients
- 3.2
Building Segments
- 3.3
Connecting Networks
- 3.4
Putting it all Together; a Visual Tour of a Network.
Level
Two
1.0 OSI Model
- 1.1
General OSI Model
- 1.2
Physical Layer
- 1.3
Data Link Layer
- 1.4
Network Layer
- 1.5
Upper Layers
2.0 Network Protocols
- 2.1
Netbeui
- 2.2
Apple Talk
- 2.3
IPX/SPX
- 2.4
TCP/IP
3.0 TCP/IP
- 3.1
TCP/IP Configuration
- 3.2
TCP/IP Addressing
- 3.3
TCP/IP Services
- 3.4
TCP/IP Ports
- 3.5
TCP/IP Protocols
4.0 Building WANs
- 4.1
Public & Private Networks
- 4.2
WAN Technologies
- 4.3
Remote Access Protocols
- 4.5
Security Protocols
Level
Three
1.0 Networking Options
- 1.1
UNIX/LINUX
- 1.2
Netware
- 1.3
Windows
- 1.4
Macintosh
- 1.5
Clients
- 1.6
VLANS
2.0 Data Protection
- 2.1
Network Attached Storage
- 2.2
Fault Tolerance
- 2.3
Disaster Recovery
- 2.4
Firewalls
- 2.5
Proxies
3.0 Implementation Scenarios
- 3.1
Remote Access
- 3.2
Security Implications
- 3.3
Network Configuration
Level
Four
1.0 Troubleshooting Strategy
- 1.1
Troubleshooting Methodology
- 1.2
Network Configuration
- 1.3
TCP/IP Utilities
2.0 Media Problems
- 2.1
Wiring Tools
- 2.2
Wiring Problems
- 2.3
Topology-Based Problems
3.0 Connectivity Problems
- 3.1
Home Connections
- 3.2
Remote Connections
- 3.3
Network Services
- 3.4
Client Connectivity
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