Network+ Study Guide 

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• 1. Table of Contents

• 2. BackCover

• 3. Network Study Guide, Deluxe Edition

• 4. Acknowledgments

  Overview

• 5. Introduction

  What Is the Network Certification?

• 6. Why Become Network Certified?

  Why Become Network Certified? Proof of Professional Achievement Opportunity for Advancement Fulfillment of Training Requirements

• 7. How to Become Network Certified

  How to Become Network Certified

• 8. Who Should Buy This Book?

  Who Should Buy This Book?

• 9. How to Use This Book and CD

  How to Use This Book and CD

• 10. Exam Objectives

  Exam Objectives Domain 1.0 Media and Topologies (20) Domain 2.0 Protocols and Standards (25) Domain 3.0 Network Implementation (24) Domain 4.0 Network Support (32)

• 11. Good Luck

  Good Luck

• 12. Assessment Test for Network Exam

  Assessment Test for Network Exam

• 13. Chapter 1: Network Fundamentals

  Overview

• 14. Network Elements

  Network Elements Local Area Network Wide Area Network Host Workstation and Server Peer-to-Peer vs. ClientServer Architecture Network Attached Storage

• 15. Physical Topologies

  Physical Topologies Bus Star Ring Mesh Wireless Backbones and Segments Selecting the Right Topology

• 16. Physical Media

  Physical Media Using Thick Ethernet Using Thin Ethernet Signal Bounce Twisted-Pair Cable Fiber-Optic Cable

• 17. Common Network Connectivity Devices

  Common Network Connectivity Devices NIC Hub Switch Bridge Router Gateways Other Devices

• 18. Summary

  Summary

• 19. Exam Essentials

  Exam Essentials

• 20. Key Terms

  Key Terms

• 21. Review Questions

  Review Questions

• 22. Chapter 2: The OSI Model

  Overview

• 23. Introducing the OSI Model

  Introducing the OSI Model The Application Layer The Presentation Layer The Session Layer The Transport Layer The Network Layer The Data Link Layer The Physical Layer

• 24. The OSI Model s Lower Layers

  The OSI Models Lower Layers The Physical Layer The Data Link Layer

• 25. The OSI Model s Middle Layers

  how to construct multiple router routing table for lan

• 26. The OSI Model s Upper Layers

  The OSI Models Upper Layers The Session Layer The Presentation Layer The Application Layer Upper-Layer Devices

• 27. Networking Protocols

  Networking Protocols TCPIP IPXSPX NetBEUI AppleTalk

• 28. Summary

  Summary

• 29. Exam Essentials

  Exam Essentials

• 30. Key Terms

  Key Terms

• 31. Review Questions

  Review Questions

• 32. Chapter 3: TCPIP Fundamentals

  Overview

• 33. Introducing TCPIP

  TCP/IP Design Goals When the U.S. Department of Defense began to define the TCP/IP network protocols, their design goals included the following:

• 34. The Transmission Control Protocol

  The Transmission Control Protocol

• 35. The Internet Protocol

  The Internet Protocol Gateways and Routing

• 36. The Application Protocols

  The Application Protocols Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Post Office Protocol (POP) Internet Mail Access Protocol (IMAP) Telnet Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Network Time Protocol (NTP) User Datagram Protocol (UDP)

• 37. Ports and Sockets Explained

  Ports and Sockets Explained

• 38. Understanding IP Addressing

  Pronounced this decimal tolerance .0002

• 39. Name Resolution Methods

  Name Resolution Methods Internet Domain Organization Using HOSTS Using DNS Using WINS

• 40. Configuring TCPIP on Windows Workstations

  Configuring TCPIP on Windows Workstations TCPIP Properties The Windows Registry

• 41. Virtual LANs (VLANs)

  Virtual LANs (VLANs)

• 42. Summary

  Summary

• 43. Key Terms

  Key Terms

• 44. Exam Essentials

  Exam Essentials

• 45. Review Questions

  Review Questions

• 46. Chapter 4: TCPIP Utilities

  network plus guide to networks chapter 4 answers

• 47. Using the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)

  Using the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) The Windows ARP Table The ARP Utility

• 48. Using netstat

  Using netstat The a Switch The e Switch The r Switch The s Switch The n Switch The p Switch

• 49. The nbtstat Utility

  The nbtstat Utility The a Switch The A Switch The c Switch The n Switch The r Switch The R Switch The S Switch The s Switch

• 50. The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Utility

  The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Utility Starting FTP and Logging In to an FTP Server Downloading Files Uploading Files

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