CompTIA Network+ Certification (N10-008): The Total Course

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01.01-promotional_video.mp4

00:23

01.02-introduction.mp4

02:38

01.03-whats_on_the_networkand_exam.mp4

02:23

01.04-what_can_you_do_with_a_networkand_certification.mp4

03:13

01.05-what_is_a_model.mp4

01:37

01.06-the_osi_model.mp4

12:30

01.07-meet_the_frame.mp4

05:44

01.08-the_mac_address.mp4

07:12

01.09-broadcast_versus_unicast.mp4

04:10

01.10-introduction_to_ip_addressing.mp4

07:32

01.11-packets_and_ports.mp4

04:49

02.01-network_topologies.mp4

04:43

02.02-coaxial_cabling.mp4

04:42

02.03-twisted_pair_cabling.mp4

05:26

02.04-fiber_optic_cabling.mp4

08:33

02.05-fire_ratings.mp4

05:13

03.01-what_is_ethernet.mp4

06:22

03.02-ethernet_frames.mp4

06:35

03.03-terminating_twisted_pair.mp4

08:12

03.04-hubs_versus_switches.mp4

12:29

03.05-connecting_switches.mp4

05:22

04.01-100baset.mp4

05:15

04.02-gigabit_ethernet_and_10-gigabit_ethernet.mp4

04:45

04.03-transceivers.mp4

07:01

04.04-connecting_ethernet_scenarios.mp4

13:51

05.01-introduction_to_structured_cabling.mp4

04:08

05.02-terminating_structured_cabling.mp4

07:45

05.03-equipment_room.mp4

07:10

05.04-alternative_distribution_panels.mp4

03:41

05.05-testing_cable.mp4

08:43

05.06-troubleshooting_structured_cabling_part_1.mp4

04:09

05.07-troubleshooting_structured_cabling_part_2.mp4

03:39

05.08-using_a_toner_and_probe.mp4

02:36

05.09-wired_connection_scenarios.mp4

10:21

06.01-introduction_to_ip_addressing_and_binary.mp4

12:33

06.02-introduction_to_arp.mp4

03:37

06.03-subnet_masks.mp4

12:00

06.04-classful_addressing.mp4

10:10

06.05-subnetting_with_cidr.mp4

09:36

06.06-more_cidr_subnetting_practice.mp4

09:48

06.07-dynamic_and_static_ip_addressing.mp4

13:38

06.08-special_ip_addresses.mp4

06:52

06.09-ip_addressing_scenarios.mp4

14:38

07.01-introducing_routers.mp4

15:09

07.02-understanding_ports.mp4

05:17

07.03-network_address_translation.mp4

06:15

07.04-implementing_nat.mp4

02:28

07.05-forwarding_ports.mp4

17:31

07.06-tour_of_a_soho_router.mp4

11:53

07.07-soho_versus_enterprise.mp4

08:32

07.08-static_routes.mp4

12:31

07.09-dynamic_routing.mp4

10:27

07.10-rip.mp4

04:18

07.11-ospf.mp4

03:25

07.12-bgp.mp4

05:30

08.01-tcp_and_udp.mp4

07:13

08.02-icmp_and_igmp.mp4

05:59

08.03-handy_tools.mp4

06:35

08.04-introduction_to_wireshark.mp4

10:29

08.05-introduction_to_netstat.mp4

08:42

08.06-web_servers.mp4

11:43

08.07-ftp.mp4

11:37

08.08-email_servers_and_clients.mp4

09:09

08.09-securing_email.mp4

05:39

08.10-telnet_and_ssh.mp4

09:08

08.11-network_time_protocol.mp4

02:47

08.12-network_service_scenarios.mp4

09:25

09.01-understanding_dns.mp4

06:47

09.02-applying_dns.mp4

18:47

09.03-net_command.mp4

08:03

09.04-windows_name_resolution.mp4

11:14

09.05-dynamic_dns.mp4

05:13

09.06-dns_troubleshooting.mp4

13:04

10.01-making_tcpip_secure.mp4

04:17

10.02-symmetric_encryption.mp4

05:24

10.03-asymmetric_encryption.mp4

03:12

10.04-cryptographic_hashes.mp4

04:48

10.05-identification.mp4

08:00

10.06-access_control.mp4

04:12

10.07-aaa.mp4

04:51

10.08-kerberoseap.mp4

07:24

10.09-single_sign-on.mp4

10:01

10.10-certificates_and_trust.mp4

13:53

10.11-certificate_error_scenarios.mp4

07:58

11.01-switch_management.mp4

08:54

11.02-introduction_to_vlans.mp4

10:13

11.03-intervlan_routing.mp4

03:01

11.04-trunking.mp4

07:44

11.05-cisco_commands.mp4

06:21

11.06-switch_port_protection.mp4

06:33

11.07-port_bonding.mp4

07:07

11.08-port_mirroring.mp4

03:24

11.09-quality_of_service.mp4

05:02

11.10-ids_versus_ips.mp4

04:20

11.11-proxy_servers.mp4

12:36

11.12-load_balancing.mp4

08:24

11.13-device_placement_scenarios.mp4

12:46

12.01-introduction_to_ipv6.mp4

12:44

12.02-ipv6_addressing.mp4

14:45

12.03-ipv6_in_action.mp4

13:05

12.04-ipv4_and_ipv6_tunneling.mp4

05:12

13.01-understanding_ip_tunneling.mp4

05:57

13.02-wan_technologies.mp4

05:35

13.03-digital_subscriber_line_(dsl).mp4

04:24

13.04-connecting_with_cable_modems.mp4

04:08

13.05-connecting_with_satellites.mp4

02:21

13.06-cellular_technologies.mp4

03:54

13.07-remote_desktop_connectivity.mp4

04:24

13.08-virtual_private_networks_(vpns).mp4

08:42

13.09-wan_troubleshooting_scenarios.mp4

04:40

14.01-introduction_to_802.11.mp4

11:30

14.02-802.11_standards.mp4

12:09

14.03-power_over_ethernet_(poe).mp4

03:35

14.04-antennas.mp4

08:30

14.05-wireless_security_standards.mp4

05:59

14.06-implementing_wireless_security.mp4

06:48

14.07-threats_to_your_wireless_network.mp4

06:54

14.08-enterprise_wireless.mp4

05:59

14.09-installing_a_wireless_network.mp4

14:36

14.10-wireless_scenarios.mp4

06:04

14.11-more_wireless_scenarios.mp4

08:42

15.01-virtualization_basics.mp4

06:34

15.02-your_first_virtual_machine.mp4

07:17

15.03-cloud_basics.mp4

03:07

15.04-cloud_services.mp4

06:52

15.05-cloud_ownership.mp4

02:27

15.06-infrastructure_as_code_(iac).mp4

03:19

15.07-heroku_demo.mp4

08:46

15.08-enterprise_virtualization.mp4

05:26

15.09-cloud_implementation.mp4

11:28

16.01-classic_data_center_architecture.mp4

12:29

16.02-nas_and_san.mp4

15:51

16.03-the_modern_data_center.mp4

08:38

16.04-high_availability.mp4

10:56

16.05-documenting_the_data_center.mp4

07:40

17.01-network_types.mp4

03:59

17.02-internet_of_things_(iot).mp4

07:08

17.03-voice_over_ip_(voip).mp4

11:04

17.04-industrial_control_systems_and_scada.mp4

08:34

18.01-what_are_network_operations.mp4

03:15

18.02-hardening_and_security_policies.mp4

08:21

18.03-change_management.mp4

06:32

18.04-patching_and_updating.mp4

07:12

18.05-security_risk_management.mp4

05:14

18.06-points_of_failure.mp4

04:05

18.07-standard_business_documentation.mp4

04:59

18.08-incident_response_and_forensics.mp4

05:27

18.09-disaster_recovery_and_backups.mp4

12:28

18.10-business_continuity.mp4

11:36

18.11-deployment_models.mp4

05:15

19.01-security_concepts.mp4

05:57

19.02-defense_in_depth.mp4

05:17

19.03-rogue_dhcp_servers.mp4

03:51

19.04-denial_of_service_(dos).mp4

09:53

19.05-on-path_and_spoofing_attacks.mp4

22:31

19.06-password_attacks.mp4

06:24

19.07-vlan_hopping.mp4

06:10

19.08-system_life_cycle.mp4

04:29

19.09-malware.mp4

06:12

19.10-social_engineering.mp4

07:39

19.11-common_vulnerabilities.mp4

03:12

19.12-physical_security.mp4

12:34

19.13-network_hardening.mp4

08:01

19.14-demilitarized_zone_(dmz).mp4

05:21

19.15-introduction_to_firewalls.mp4

04:22

19.16-firewalls.mp4

10:03

20.01-network_monitoring.mp4

07:56

20.02-snmp.mp4

14:59

20.03-documenting_logs.mp4

07:26

20.04-system_monitoring.mp4

07:54

20.05-security_information_and_event_management_(siem).mp4

06:59

21.01-network_troubleshooting_theory.mp4

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Description

In this course, you will learn networking fundamentals, implementation, operations, security, and lastly, troubleshooting.

This exam is broken down into five domains. The first domain is network fundamentals, and this carries 24% of the exam, which involves basics such as network topologies and types, cabling, IP addressing, protocols, reports, and subnetting. The second domain is network implementations, which holds 19% of the exam and involves everything from routers, switches, voice gateway, and also wireless standards.

The third domain is network operations, which comes to 16%; these are the day-to-day things such as logs, monitoring, documents, and policies. We will also cover high availability, disaster recovery, and a touch-up on risk management. In the fourth domain, we have network security at 19%. You will learn about threats, vulnerabilities, exploits and all the attacks against your network, and how to protect your network.

The last domain is network troubleshooting at 22%. You will learn to troubleshoot everything, from cable connections to wireless connectivity issues and how to address the DHCP server.

By the end of the course, we will make sure you are ready to pass the CompTIA exam.

All resources and code files are placed here: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/CompTIA-Network-Certification-N10-008-The-Total-Course

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Joe Ramm entered the world of computers at the young age of 8 when he would spend hours copying BASIC code from Compute magazine into his Commodore 64. He was hired at a high school to work as a Desktop Support Tech. One year later, he received his CompTIA A+ certification and was promoted to Lead Technician. Later, Joe returned to the school as a Computer Repair teacher, teaching the A+ certification to 9th and 10th graders. Joe implemented Total Seminars’ training materials and even got Mike Meyers to come to the school to speak to the students! Joe's technicial knowledge, coupled with his charisma and acting training, quickly earned him dozens of testimonials from students as they called him their "favorite teacher ever." After teaching for about 7 years, Joe implemented the CompTIA Network+ certification. He earned his credentials and revised his program so that students could qualify for both certifications after only 2 years of high school! In 2015, Joe earned his Master's in Educational Leadership where he got into the instructional design. He soon was the contract designer for the school, creating instructional videos on Blackboard and Canvas.

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