Network Operations for CompTIA Network+ (N10-006)
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Network operations is really the magic that makes IT systems work. This course will walk the viewer through many of the primary technologies used to make surfing the web possible.
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Course Description
This course is the third in a Learning Path of six that covers the CompTIA Network+ certification exam. Network operations are literally the infrastructure that makes the Internet, or any network function. This infrastructure can come in the form of hardware, like PCs, tablets, and mobile phones, as well as switches, routers, and wireless access points, or servers and data centers. In addition to this hardware, there are also protocols and services used to allow users to retrieve information. This course will walk the viewer through the basic concepts of network operations, then examine Ethernet, both wired, and wireless, including VLANs, trunking, and routing. The course will wrap up with one of the most critical parts of network operations: network monitoring.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction to Network Operations- 43m 42s
—Introduction 2m 26s
—Acronym Overload 3m 12s
—Overview of Network Operations 5m 39s
—Network Operations, Network Models, and Data Centers 10m 11s
—Servers and Network Gear 9m 17s
—Power Over Ethernet and Managing Mobile Devices 4m 24s
—Operating Systems 8m 0s
—Summary 0m 29sExamining Ethernet- 1h 1m
—Introduction 1m 11s
—Ethernet Operation 6m 58s
—Ethernet Duplex and Ethernet Speed 4m 29s
—The MAC Address and Frame Header 4m 33s
—Collision and Broadcast Domains 6m 2s
—Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) 6m 31s
—Etherchannel 2m 10s
—Demo: Connecting to the Switch 5m 27s
—Demo: Examining the MAC Address Table 11m 54s
—Demo: Examining Link Status and Interface Statistics 4m 27s
—Demo: Examining Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) 4m 9s
—Demo: Examining Etherchannel 2m 37s
—Summary 1m 8sExamining Ethernet VLANs- 43m 30sExamining Wireless Ethernet- 44m 53sExamining Wireless Ethernet Protocols- 24m 42sNetwork Monitoring- 54m 34s
