CompTIA A+ Cert, Part 05 of 13: Networking Technologies [Deprecated/Replaced]
with expert Chuck Nailen
Course description
In this course you will learn about various types of Network Media, Network Cables, and Network Connectors. In addition, you will learn about Wireless Networks and what is used to connect them. After learning about types of Networks, you will be introduced to how machines communicate with each other using TCP/IP, which is the standard communication protocol suite used today. Then you will learn about different types of Networks: Workgroup, HomeGroup, and Domains. For domains we will cover how to add a user to the domain, as well as pre-staging a computer that is going to be added to the domain. Finally, you will learn about different tools that will be needed for helping with Networks during their career as an A+ technician.
Prerequisites
This course assumes the user has little to experience with computer hardware or software. The user should have viewed the “CompTIA A+ Certification: Windows & Environments” course before starting on this course.
Learning Paths
This course will help you prepare for the following certification and exam:
220-901 220-902: CompTIA A+ Certification
Meet the expert
Chuck Nailen has been providing classroom training for more than 16 years. He does training for in department-supported CompTIA curriculums, Microsoft curriculums, and Department of State (DoS) proprietary platforms in support of SAIT and DoS programs. He holds many certifications including National Career Readiness Certificate-Gold Level, MCSA, MCT, MCITP, MCTS, and others.
Course outline
Networking Technologies
Physical Network Connections (18:16)
- Introduction (00:47)
- Networking Technologies (00:32)
- Networks (00:47)
- Network Models (01:07)
- NIC Characteristics (01:42)
- Twisted Pair Cables (00:45)
- Types of Twisted Pair Cable (01:50)
- PVC Cable vs. Plenum Cabling (00:50)
- Twisted Pair Connectors (00:51)
- Coaxial Cables (00:30)
- Coaxial Cable & Connector Type (01:34)
- Fiber Optic Cables (01:12)
- Fiber Optic Cable Types (01:06)
- Fiber Optic Connector Types (02:32)
- Wireless Connections (00:23)
- Additional Connection Methods (01:03)
- Summary (00:37)
TCP/IP (18:35)
- Introduction (00:44)
- TCP/IP (00:52)
- IPv4 Addresses (01:20)
- Subnet Masks (02:01)
- Gateways (00:51)
- IP Address Classes (02:32)
- IPv6 Addresses (01:42)
- The IPv6 Address Format (00:25)
- IPv4 vs. IPv6 (00:29)
- Addressing Schemes (01:13)
- Static vs. Dynamic Addressing (01:31)
- DHCP (00:35)
- DNS (00:58)
- Client-Side DNS (00:44)
- [Demo:IPv4,IPv6 - DHCP, DNS] (01:55)
- Summary (00:36)
Network Connectivity (13:45)
- Introduction (00:38)
- LANs (01:01)
- WANs (00:39)
- PANs (00:28)
- MANs (00:36)
- VPNs (00:46)
- Ethernet (00:50)
- Network Topologies (01:24)
- Device Types & Features (03:22)
- ISPs (00:30)
- Broadband Communications (00:37)
- Connection Types & Features (02:20)
- Summary (00:28)
Ports and Protocols (13:16)
- Introduction (00:27)
- Ports (00:46)
- TCP vs. UDP (02:31)
- Port Ranges (01:04)
- Common Ports (05:24)
- LDAP (00:34)
- SNMP (00:30)
- SSH (00:15)
- SFTP (00:38)
- SMB (00:44)
- Summary (00:18)
Setup & Config Windows Network (23:36)
- Introduction (00:40)
- Directory Services (01:07)
- Windows Networking Options (03:28)
- Network Shares (00:36)
- Network Connection Types (03:05)
- Proxy Settings (00:31)
- Remote Desktop (01:19)
- Network Locations Settings (01:03)
- Firewall Settings (00:36)
- Alt IP Address Config Methods (01:26)
- Network Card Properties (02:44)
- Demo: Features and Functionality (03:23)
- Demo: Add to Domain (02:57)
- Summary (00:33)
Networking Tools (03:02)
- Introduction (00:23)
- Cable Testers (00:41)
- Crimpers (00:20)
- Multimeter (00:26)
- Toner Probe (00:22)
- Loopback Plug (00:26)
- Punch Down Tool (00:07)
- Summary (00:14)