CompTIA Network+ Certification

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Price
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Duration
5 days

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Location

Course Language
English

Training Solutions
Online Live

Cloud services, remote work, and IoT significantly increase the demands placed on networks. A sound technical understanding ensures secure and powerful structures.

Key topics

  • Network architectures
  • Protocols and ports
  • Switching and routing concepts
  • Security policies
  • Analysis of typical malfunctions

Prerequisite
Basic technical knowledge of IT and system environments.

Target group
System administration, IT support, prospective network administrators.

Networking expertise creates stability in everyday work and supports sustainable IT strategies in dynamic corporate environments.

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Course content
  • Compare OSI model layers
  • Setting up SOHO networks
  • Ethernet standards: Overview
  • Copper cabling types: Summary
  • Fiber optic cabling: Type overview
  • Installing network devices
  • Describe network interfaces
  • Configuring Ethernet switching functions
  • Network error analysis methodology
  • Troubleshooting cable connection problems
  • Explaining IPv4 addressing schemes
  • Describing IPv4 forwarding
  • Set up IP networks and subnets
  • Using tools for IP configuration testing
  • Troubleshooting IP networks
  • Explaining IPv6 addressing
  • Comparison of routing concepts
  • Dynamic routing comparison
  • Router installation and troubleshooting
  • Network types and features
  • Tiered switching architecture
  • Virtual LANs
  • Comparison of transport protocols
  • Use of tools for network port scanning
  • Use of network addressing services
  • Use of name resolution services
  • Configuring DNS services
  • Use of web, file/print, and database services
  • Use of email and voice services
  • Use network management services
  • Event management for network availability
  • Performance metrics for availability assurance
  • Describe security concepts
  • Present authentication methods
  • Security appliances: comparison and analysis
  • Troubleshooting service and security issues
  • Summarize wireless standards
  • Installing wireless networks
  • Troubleshoot wireless networks
  • Configuring wireless security and troubleshooting
  • Explanation of WAN provider connections
  • Comparison of remote access options
  • Organizational documentation and guidelines
  • Physical security methods
  • Comparison of IoT devices
  • Explaining disaster recovery concepts
  • Presenting high availability concepts
  • Securing networks using techniques
  • Use of network hardening technologies
  • Cloud concepts summarized
  • Virtualization and storage area networks explained
  • Network architecture in the data center explained

Frequently asked questions

  • CompTIA Network+ is an internationally recognized IT certification for network fundamentals. It confirms knowledge of network technology, TCP/IP, security, troubleshooting, and infrastructure. The certification is considered a vendor-neutral standard for entry into professional IT network roles.
  • It is suitable for IT beginners, support staff, and aspiring network administrators. Basic IT knowledge is required. It is particularly useful for roles in IT support, system administration, or network operations.
  • The exam covers network fundamentals, protocols, routing, switching, WLAN, security, virtualization, and troubleshooting. In addition, practical scenarios and performance-based questions are tested. The focus is on practical application rather than pure factual knowledge.
  • The difficulty level is moderate to challenging. Practical experience with network technology is a decisive factor. Without preparation, the performance questions are challenging, but with structured exam preparation, they are quite manageable.
  • It is recognized worldwide as proof of sound network knowledge. It improves opportunities for positions in IT support, network operations, and administration. It also serves as a basis for further security or manufacturer certifications.
  • Unlike Cisco CCNA, it is vendor-neutral. While CCNA focuses more on Cisco-specific technologies, this certification provides a fundamental understanding of networking regardless of the vendor. This makes it particularly suitable for broad-based IT environments.
  • There are no formal admission requirements. However, basic IT skills and practical experience in support or networking are recommended. A basic understanding of technology significantly increases your chances of passing.
  • The investment and benefits are usually well balanced. It increases market value, application rates, and salary opportunities in the IT sector. Especially when starting out or changing to network roles, it serves as clear proof of qualification.

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