CompTIA Network+ Certification (N10-009) Online Training Course

Prepare for the CompTIA Network+ N10-009 certification exam with our vendor-neutral training, designed to equip you with skills in network implementation, operations, and security. This course aligns with the latest exam objectives, including IPv6, cloud networking, and performance-based questions (PBQs) to ensure you’re ready for real-world scenarios.

CompTIA Network Course Highlights

Comprehensive curriculum covering the five domains of the N10-009 exam: Networking Concepts, Network Implementation, Network Operations, Network Security, and Network Troubleshooting.

• 41 hours and 55 minutes of high-quality, engaging video content.
• Interactive practice quizzes, flashcards, and games for effective learning.
• Hands-on activities such as configuring routing protocols, setting up VLANs, and testing network devices.
• Full-length practice exams to boost your confidence and exam readiness.
• Access to downloadable resources, study guides, and progress-tracking tools.

What You’ll Learn

This course provides an in-depth exploration of networking principles and technologies:

Networking Concepts (23%)
* OSI model, IPv4/IPv6 addressing, cloud connectivity.
* Master IP addressing, subnetting, and modern network environments.
Network Implementation (20%)
* Gain expertise in configuring routers, switches, and VLANs.
* Learn how to design and deploy wireless and physical network installations.
Network Operations (19%)
* Monitor and manage network performance using SNMP and other tools.
* Understand disaster recovery concepts and implement DHCP and DNS services.
Network Security (14%)
* Identify and mitigate network attacks such as phishing and denial-of-service attacks.
* Implement network defense technology.
* Techniques, encryption, and access control measures.
Network Troubleshooting (24%)
* Use a systematic troubleshooting methodology to resolve network issues.
* Diagnose performance problems, cabling errors, and service disruptions with professional tools like NMAP, NSLOOKUP, and spectrum analyzers.

You’ll Gain The Knowledge to:

• Deploy wired and wireless networks using modern tools like SDN and virtualization.
• Troubleshoot network issues with ping, tracert, and Wireshark.
• Secure networks against threats like DDoS attacks and ransomware.
• Master subnetting techniques and IPv6 addressing for real-world applications.
• Why Choose This Course?

Our on-demand format allows you to learn at your own pace, with one years access to materials on any device. With over 40 hours of engaging content, you’ll gain the practical skills needed to excel in real-world IT networking scenarios.

This course is packed with features, including:

• Scenario-based learning activities to strengthen your hands-on skills.
• Study guides designed to help you retain critical information.
• 34 CEUs to renew certifications such as CompTIA A+, Security+, and Linux+.

Exam Details

• Format: 90 questions (multiple-choice + PBQs), 90 minutes.
• Passing Score: 720/900.
• Recommended Experience: CompTIA A+ or 1 year of network admin experience.

Who Should Enroll?

• Aspiring network administrators and engineers.
• IT support specialists looking to upskill.
• Help desk technicians aiming to advance their careers.
• Anyone preparing to pass the CompTIA Network+ N10-009 exam.

Get Started Today

Invest in your future by enrolling in our CompTIA Network+ N10-009 training course. Gain the skills and confidence to tackle complex networking challenges and achieve your certification goals. Don’t wait—take the first step toward a rewarding IT career today.

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Module 1: Networking Concepts
1.1 Networking Overview
1.1.1-Activity-Creating a Network
1.2 OSI and DOD Model
1.2.1-Activity-Examining the OSI Layers
1.3 Networking Appliances, Applications and Functions
1.3.1-Activity-Using Online Proxies
1.4 Cloud Concepts and Connectivity
1.4.1-Activity-Creating Cloud Resources
1.5 Ports, Protocols, Services and Traffic Types
1.5.1-Activity-Examining ARP and ICMP
1.5.2-Activity-Examining DNS and Ports
1.6 Wireless Transmission Media
1.6.1-Activity-Configuring-WiFi
1.7 Wired Transmission Media and Transceivers
1.8 Network Topologies, Architectures and Types
1.9a IPv4 Network Addressing – Part 1
1.9b IPv4 Network Addressing – Part 2
1.9.1-Activity-Configuring Client IP Settings
1.9.2-Activity-Subnetting – Delta 128
1.9.3-Activity-Subnetting-Delta-64
1.9.4-Activity-Subnetting WAN Links
1.10a Modern Network Environments – Part 1
1.10b Modern Network Environments – Part 2

Module 2: Network Implementation
2.1 Implementing Routing Technologies
2.1.1-Activity-Setting Up Basic Routing
2.1.2-Activity-Adding Static Routes
2.1.3-Activity- Configuring Routing Protocols
2.1.4-Activity-Configuring Port Address Translation
2.2 Configuring Switching Technologies and Features
2.2.1-Activity-Connecting Devices with a Switch
2.2.2-Activity-Creating VLANs
2.2.3-Activity-Voice and Data VLANs
2.2.4-Activity-VLAN-Trunking
2.2.5-Activity-VLAN Routing
2.3 Selecting and Configuring Wireless Devices and Technologies
2.3.1-Activity-Creating a WLAN
2.4 Physical Installations
2.4.1-Activity-Managing Cable
2.4.2-Activity-Punching Down Twisted Pair

Module 3: Network Operations
3.1 Organizational Processes and Procedures
3.2 Network Monitoring Technologies
3.2.1-Activity-Exploring SNMP
3.3 Disaster Recovery (DR)
3.4 IPv4 and IPv6 Network Services
3.4.1-Activity-Implementing a DHCP Relay Agent-Part 1
3.4.2-Activity-Implementing a DHCP Relay Agent-Part 2
3.4.3-Activity-DNS-Part 1
3.4.4-Activity-DNS-Part 2
3.5 Network Access and Management

Module 4: Network Security
4.1a Network Security Concepts – Part 1
4.1b Network Security Concepts – Part 2
4.1.1-Activity-Exploring Encryption
4.1.2-Activity-Applying Authorization
4.1.3-Activity-Testing a Honeypot
4.2 Network Attacks
4.2.1-Activity-Launching a Denial of Service Attack
4.2.2-Activity-Phishing for Credentials
4.2.3-Activity-Deploying a Malicious Charging Cable
4.3 Network Defense
4.3.1-Activity-Implementing ACLs

Module 5: Network Troubleshooting
5.1 Troubleshooting Methodology
5.2 Common Cabling and Physical Interface Issues
5.2.1-Activity-Selecting the Right Cable
5.2.2-Activity-Crimping an RJ-45 End on a Cable
5.3 Network Service Issues
5.3.1-Activity-Troubleshooting a Routed Network
5.4 Performance Issues
5.5 Troubleshooting Tools and Protocols
5.5.1-Activity-Using Command Line Commands
5.5.2-Activity-Using NSLOOKUP and DIG
5.5.3-Activity-Using NMAP
5.5.4-Activity-Troubleshooting Using CDP and LLDP
5.5.5-Activity-Testing a cable
5.5.6-Activity-Toning a cable
5.5.7-Activity-Using a Spectrum Analyzer
5.5.8-Activity-Testing a Fiber Optic Cable
5.5.9-Activity-Using Network Device Commands
5.6 Course Closeout