CompTIA Network+ N10-009 Training Course
The CompTIA Network+ is the ideal entry path to a career in network support, network security, wireless engineering, network design, or IT management. Our labs and CompTIA Network+ practice tests will prepare you well.
CompTIA certifications are ideal for beginners who want to pass a vendor-neutral exam. They are required if you want to work in any government role, including for companies that subcontract government work.
Updated for the latest exam syllabus:
- N10-009
CompTIA Network+ N10-009 Certification Training Course
We guide you through the Network+ exam syllabus topics (N10-009). More than $400 worth of practice tests are included to guarantee your success on exam day.
This certification is an ideal stepping stone for a range of careers, including network engineering, security, wireless, system administration, and network design.
This course teaches you how to configure multiple protocols and technologies. You configure all the labs using free-trial software, virtual machines, and free-to-download software (such as Cisco Packet Tracer). Follow along with your instructor as you configure and troubleshoot DNS, DHCP, VLANs, IP Routing, IPv6, Routers, Switches, Wireless, Smart Card Readers, Packet Sniffers, Linux, and more.
Follow along every step of the way as our expert instructor shares tips and secrets for passing the CompTIA exam and succeeding in the real world of internetworking.
This course is 100% hands-on training. If you want to study the theory for your CompTIA Network+ exam, please visit our sister website howtonetwork.com.
Typical Careers
There are many career options open to you when you pass this certification exam.
- Junior network engineer
- Network helpdesk
- Cable installer
- WIFI engineer
- Installaition engineer
- Cybersecurity support
Exam Preparation
The exam features multiple-choice questions that test your knowledge of TCP/IP services and protocols, security standards, routing protocols, and troubleshooting methods.
You will be faced with two or more practical scenarios where you have to configure or troubleshoot network services such as a Linux or Windows server or a network device that isn’t working.
The ONLY way to prepare for these is to spend many hours configuring them all. Our labs teach you all the insider tips and techniques you need for the exam and the real world of IT networking.
Our instructors have many decades of experience designing, installing and supporting networks for small to very large companies all over the globe. We have worked and consulted for companies such as Cisco, IBM, British Army and BMW.
Practice Exams
All courses include four 50-question practice exams, designed to emulate the type of questions you will face in the actual exam.
Ensure you take these exams over and over again until you attain 95% or more each time. There are other courses here which will complement the Network+ including our IP Subnetting course.
IP Subnetting questions are asked in many IT exams from CompTIA to Cisco and beyond. All courses are included in your membership so feel free to study one or many.
Take This Course If You:
- Want to lay a foundation for a career in networking
- Want to pass the CompTIA Network+ 009 exam
- Want access to 200 practice test questions
- Are new to the world of IT and want to learn all the basics
- Don’t feel ready for advanced exams such as Cisco CCNA
- Want an understanding of networking concepts, protocols, and technology
- Want to gain confidence in your hands-on IT skills
- Want to gain an edge in your exam
| Module 1 | Networking Concepts |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Welcome to the Course |
| Unit 2 | Secure Shell - SSH |
| Unit 3 | Domain Naming System - DNS |
| Unit 4 | Telnet |
| Unit 5 | DHCP |
| Unit 6 | TCP |
| Unit 7 | UDP |
| Unit 8 | ICMP |
| Unit 9 | FTP File Access |
| Unit 10 | SFTP |
| Unit 11 | TFTP File Access |
| Unit 12 | IPSec - ESP |
| Unit 13 | GRE |
| Unit 14 | IPv6 Addressing |
| Unit 15 | EUI-64 |
| Unit 16 | Subnetting 1 |
| Unit 17 | Subnetting 2 |
| Unit 18 | VLSM |
| Unit 19 | QoS |
| Unit 20 | IaC with Ansible |
| Module 2 | Network Implementations |
| Unit 1 | Static NAT |
| Unit 2 | NAT Pool |
| Unit 3 | NAT Overload |
| Unit 4 | Port Forwarding |
| Unit 5 | Configure a Firewall |
| Unit 6 | Configure a Router |
| Unit 7 | Configure a Switch |
| Unit 8 | Configure a Wireless Access Point |
| Unit 9 | Configure a VoIP Endpoint |
| Unit 10 | Install a Wireless LAN Controller |
| Unit 11 | Multilayer Switch Tour |
| Unit 12 | Jumbo Frames |
| Unit 13 | Port Aggregation |
| Unit 14 | Port Security |
| Unit 15 | WPA2 |
| Unit 16 | VLANs |
| Unit 17 | Voice VLAN |
| Unit 18 | STP and Loops |
| Unit 19 | MAC Address Table |
| Unit 20 | ARP Table |
| Unit 21 | Static Routes |
| Unit 22 | EIGRP |
| Unit 23 | OSPF |
| Unit 24 | BGP |
| Unit 25 | Power Over Ethernet - PoE |
| Unit 26 | High Availability |
| Module 3 | Network Operations |
| Unit 1 | NTP |
| Unit 2 | IPv6 NDP |
| Unit 3 | Netflow |
| Unit 4 | Baseline Your Network |
| Unit 5 | Syslog Server |
| Unit 6 | SNMP |
| Unit 7 | SNMPv2c and v3 |
| Unit 8 | DHCP Relay |
| Unit 9 | Jump Box and Out-of-Band Management |
| Unit 10 | DNS over HTTPS (DoH) |
| Unit 11 | Console Connection |
| Module 4 | Network Security |
| Unit 1 | RADIUS |
| Unit 2 | TACACS+ |
| Unit 3 | MAC Filtering |
| Unit 4 | Standard Access List |
| Unit 5 | Extended Access List |
| Unit 6 | Named ACL |
| Unit 7 | Disable Unused Services |
| Unit 8 | Disable Unused Ports |
| Unit 9 | Change the Native VLAN |
| Unit 10 | DHCP Snooping |
| Unit 11 | Restrict Access via Access Lists |
| Unit 12 | Internet of Things |
| Unit 13 | Site-to-Site VPN |
| Unit 14 | Kali Linux Install |
| Unit 15 | Email Phishing |
| Unit 16 | MAC Spoofing |
| Unit 17 | Rogue DHCP Server |
| Unit 18 | 802.1x Security |
| Unit 19 | Honeypot and Deception Technologies |
| Module 5 | Network Troubleshooting |
| Unit 1 | Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) |
| Unit 2 | Interface Errors |
| Unit 3 | Interface Statistics |
| Unit 4 | Packet Loss |
| Unit 5 | Slow Processing Times |
| Unit 6 | Sniffers |
| Unit 7 | WiFi Analyzer |
| Unit 8 | Bandwidth Test Tool |
| Unit 9 | Port Scanner |
| Unit 10 | Ping |
| Unit 11 | Tracert |
| Unit 12 | NsLookup |
| Unit 13 | IPconfig |
| Unit 14 | IPTables |
| Unit 15 | Netstat |
| Unit 16 | TCPDump |
| Unit 17 | NMap |
| Unit 18 | DIG |
| Unit 19 | Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) |
| Unit 20 | Troubleshoot Duplex Issues |
| Unit 21 | Troubleshoot VLAN Mismatch |
| Unit 22 | Troubleshoot Incorrect Netmask |
| Unit 23 | Troubleshoot Duplicate MAC Address |
| Unit 24 | Exhaused DHCP Scope |
| Unit 25 | ip route show |
| Unit 26 | Capture Wireless Traffic |
| Module 6 | Practice Exams |
| Unit 1 | Exam 1 |
| Unit 2 | Exam 2 |
| Unit 3 | Exam 3 |
| Unit 4 | Exam 4 |
| Module 7 | Bonus Labs |
| Unit 1 | Enforce Strong Passwords |
| Unit 2 | MAC Filtering 2 |
| Unit 3 | Modems |
| Unit 4 | VNC |
| Unit 5 | Remote Desktop Connection |
| Unit 6 | Smart Card Reader |
| Unit 7 | Motion Detection |
| Unit 8 | FHRP |
| Unit 9 | VRRP |
| Unit 10 | Snapshots |
| Unit 11 | Incremental Backups |
| Unit 12 | Dual Power Supplies |
| Unit 13 | NIC Teaming |
| Unit 14 | RIP |
| Unit 15 | Network Hubs |
| Unit 16 | Network Bridging |
| Unit 17 | SQL |
| Unit 18 | RIPng |
| Unit 19 | EIGRP for IPv6 |
| Unit 20 | OSPFv3 |
| Unit 21 | Layer 7 Firewall |
| Unit 22 | Unified Threat Management (Tour) |
| Unit 23 | IoT Thermostat |
| Unit 24 | Frame Relay |
| Unit 25 | PPP |
| Unit 26 | PPPoE |
| Unit 27 | File Hashing |
| Unit 28 | Unresponsive DHCP Service |
| Unit 29 | Spanning Tree Protocol |
| Unit 30 | BPDU Guard |
| Unit 31 | Root Guard |
| Unit 32 | Secure Trunk Links |
| Module 8 | PBQs |
| Unit 1 | PBQ 1 |
| Unit 2 | PBQ 2 |
