CompTIA Network+ (N10-008) Cert Prep: 3 The World of TCP/IP

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Joe Ramm and Mike Meyers

3:16:10

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01 - 1. TCPIP Basics

01 - Introduction to IP addressing and binary.mp4

12:33

02 - Introduction to ARP.mp4

03:37

03 - Subnet masks.mp4

12:00

04 - Classful addressing.mp4

10:10

05 - Subnetting with CIDR.mp4

09:36

06 - More CIDR subnetting practice.mp4

09:48

07 - Dynamic and static IP addressing.mp4

13:40

08 - Special IP addresses.mp4

06:52

09 - IP addressing scenarios.mp4

14:38

02 - 2. Routing

01 - Introducing routers.mp4

15:09

02 - Understanding ports.mp4

05:17

03 - Network address translation.mp4

06:15

04 - Implementing NAT.mp4

02:28

05 - Forwarding ports.mp4

17:31

06 - Tour of a SOHO router.mp4

11:53

07 - SOHO vs. enterprise.mp4

08:32

08 - Static routes.mp4

12:31

09 - Dynamic routing.mp4

10:27

10 - RIP.mp4

04:18

11 - OSPF.mp4

03:25

12 - BGP.mp4

05:30

Description

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 three of this series, instructors Mike Meyers and Joe Ramm go over what you need to know about TCP/IP. First, they introduce you to IP addressing, ARP, and basic subnet masks. Then they explain how to recognize the various classes of IP addresses, as well as how to use CIDR notation to segment subnets even further. Mike and Joe show you the differences between dynamic and static IP addressing and discuss some special IP addresses. They cover routing, with topics including ports, network address translation (NAT), SOHO routers, static and dynamic routes, RIP, and more. Plus, Mike and Joe walk you through OSPF (a link-state protocol) and BGP (which lets ISPs communicate with each other).

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Joe Ramm and Mike Meyers

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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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