CompTIA Network+ (N10-008) Cert Prep: 2 The Physical Network

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Joe Ramm and Mike Meyers

2:30:40

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01 - 1. Cabling and Topology

01 - Network topologies.mp4

04:43

02 - Coaxial cabling.mp4

04:42

03 - Twisted-pair cabling.mp4

05:26

04 - Fiber-optic cabling.mp4

08:33

05 - Fire ratings.mp4

05:13

02 - 2. Ethernet Basics

01 - What is Ethernet.mp4

06:22

02 - Ethernet frames.mp4

06:35

03 - Terminating twisted pair.mp4

08:12

04 - Hubs vs. switches.mp4

12:29

05 - Connecting switches.mp4

05:22

03 - 3. Ethernet Standards

01 - 100BaseT.mp4

05:15

02 - Gigabit Ethernet and 10-gigabit Ethernet.mp4

04:45

03 - Transceivers.mp4

07:01

04 - Connecting Ethernet scenarios.mp4

13:51

04 - 4. Installing a Physical Network

01 - Introduction to structured cabling.mp4

04:07

02 - Terminating structured cabling.mp4

07:45

03 - Equipment room.mp4

07:10

04 - Alternative distribution panels.mp4

03:41

05 - Testing cable.mp4

08:43

06 - Troubleshooting structured cabling, part 1.mp4

04:09

07 - Troubleshooting structured cabling, part 2.mp4

03:39

08 - Using a toner and probe.mp4

02:36

09 - Wired connection scenarios.mp4

10:21

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This series prepares you for the CompTIA Network+ (N10-008) exam, one of the most important entry-level certifications in the IT industry. In part two of this series, instructors Mike Meyers and Joe Ramm cover the physical parts of a network—the components you need to install and plug in—along with basic terminology and topology. They cover the different types of cabling—coaxial, twisted pair, fiber optic—and topology (description of how a network is laid out). Then, they get into core Ethernet basics and standards, from frames and switches to 100BaseT and gigabit Ethernet. Joe and Mike also give an overview of how to install a physical network, introducing you to structured cabling, the components found in an equipment room, alternative distribution panels, tips on troubleshooting your network, and more. Additionally, since the CompTIA test is very scenario focused, Mike and Joe discuss several question examples and what you can expect from the test.

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Self-motivated, reliable, and driven IT professional with excellent analytical, problem solving and interpersonal skills. I have a strong background in helpdesk support, end user Computer Repair and repair, network design/engineering, application development and maintenance, information security, software testing, mobile device support, web hosting, desktop/laptop support and systems Computer Hardware. I enjoy the challenges that go along with working in an ever changing field. One of my main goals is to keep abreast of new technologies and best practices throughout my career

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