Module 0: Welcome to the course!
Module 1 - Introducing Reference Models and Protocols
Getting help
Module 2 : Network Pieces and Parts
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2.0 Network Pieces and Parts (0:26)
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2.1 Analog Modems (3:48)
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2.2 CSMA-CD vs CSMA-CA (6:29)
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2.3 Hubs, Switches, and Routers (9:38)
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2.4 Collision and Broadcast Domains (5:25)
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2.5 Wireless Access Points (1:37)
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2.6 Firewalls (5:14)
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2.7 Intrusion Detection and Prevention (3:34)
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2.8 VPN Concentrators (1:42)
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2.9 Load Balancers (2:20)
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2.10 Advanced Filtering Appliances (6:21)
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2.11 Proxy Server (2:35)
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Module 2 Quiz
Module 3 : Stay on Top of Your Topologies
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3.0 Describing Network Topologies (0:32)
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3.1 Star Topology (2:41)
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3.2 Mesh Topology (3:35)
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3.3 Ring Topology (3:24)
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3.4 Bus Topology (2:56)
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3.5 Point-to-Point Topology (1:38)
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3.6 Point-to-Multipoint Topology (1:30)
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3.7 Hybrid Topology (1:07)
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3.8 Client-Server Network (1:54)
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3.9 Peer-to-Peer Network (1:40)
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3.10 Local Area Network (LAN) (0:50)
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3.11 Wide Area Network (WAN) (3:06)
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3.12 Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) (2:45)
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3.13 Campus Area Network (CAN) (2:08)
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3.14 Personal Area Network (PAN) (1:29)
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3.15 Wireless LAN (WLAN) (2:54)
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Module 3 Quiz
Module 4 - Understanding Network Services
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4.0 Understanding Network Services (0:51)
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4.1 Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) (8:30)
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4.2 Dynamic Multipoint VPNs (DMVPNs) (5:05)
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4.3 Web Services (3:24)
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4.4 Voice Services (5:07)
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4.5 DHCP (8:18)
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4.6 DNS (6:59)
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4.7 NAT (12:23)
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4.8 NTP (4:22)
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4.9 SDN (7:11)
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4.10 IoT (8:49)
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4.11 SIP Trunks (5:42)
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Module 4 Quiz
Module 5 - Selecting WAN Technologies
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5.0 Selecting WAN Technologies (0:36)
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5.1 Packet Switched vs. Circuit Switched Networks (2:21)
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5.2 Cellular (4:52)
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5.3 Frame Relay (1:47)
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5.4 ATM (2:29)
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5.5 Satellite (3:49)
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5.6 Cable (2:00)
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5.7 PPP (2:53)
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5.8 PPPoE (2:39)
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5.9 DSL (4:03)
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5.10 Leased Lines (13:53)
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5.11 ISDN (7:29)
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5.12 MPLS (4:10)
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5.13 Metro Ethernet (2:48)
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Module 5 Quiz
Module 6: Connecting Networks with Cables and Connectors
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6.0 Connecting Networks with Cables and Connectors (0:36)
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6.1 Copper Cable (8:23)
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6.2 Fiber Cables (3:56)
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6.3 Copper Connectors (5:19)
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6.4 Fiber Connectors (5:58)
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6.5 Media Converters (2:04)
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6.6 Transceivers (3:56)
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6.7 Termination Points (6:39)
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6.8 Cabling Tools (10:37)
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6.9 T568 Standards (2:09)
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6.10 Straight-Through vs. Crossover Cables (5:10)
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6.11 Ethernet Standards (12:28)
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Module 6 Quiz
Module 7 - Using Ethernet Switches
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7.0 Using Ethernet Switches (0:53)
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7.1 MAC Addresses (4:34)
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7.2 Ethernet Switch Frame Forwarding (7:12)
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7.3 VLAN Theory (3:25)
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7.4 Trunking Theory (4:23)
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7.5 Power over Ethernet (PoE) (3:39)
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7.6 Introducing Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) (2:16)
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7.7 STP Port States (8:59)
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7.8 STP Example (7:19)
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7.9 STP Convergence Times (2:54)
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7.10 STP Variants (13:29)
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7.11 Link Aggregation (8:29)
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7.12 Port Mirroring (2:26)
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7.13 Distributed Switching (5:19)
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Module 7 Quiz
Module 8 : Demystifying Wireless Networks
Module 9 - Addressing Networks with IPv4
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9.0 Addressing Networks with IPv4 (0:39)
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9.1 Binary Numbering (5:59)
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9.2 Binary Practice Exercise #1 (1:16)
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9.3 Binary Practice Exercise #2 (2:31)
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9.4 IPv4 Address Format (8:29)
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9.5 Public vs. Private IPv4 Addresses (4:51)
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9.6 IPv4 Unicast, Broadcast, and Multicast (4:13)
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9.7 The Need for Subnetting (6:38)
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9.8 Calculating Available Subnets (3:39)
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9.9 Calculating Available Hosts (3:49)
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9.10 Subnetting Practice Exercise #1 (4:02)
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9.11 Subnetting Practice Exercise #2 (3:26)
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9.12 Calculating Usable Ranges of IPv4 Addresses (6:48)
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9.13 Subnetting Practice Exercise #3 (4:08)
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Module 9 Quiz
Module 10 - Addressing Networks with IPv6
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10.0 Addressing Networks with IPv6 (0:52)
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10.1 Hexadecimal Numbering (7:46)
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10.2 IPv6 Address Format (3:51)
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10.3 Shortening an IPv6 Address (3:01)
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10.4 IPv6 Address Shortening Exercise (1:54)
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10.5 IPv6 Global Unicast (2:46)
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10.6 IPv6 Multicast (3:55)
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10.7 IPv6 Link Local (2:47)
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10.8 IPv6 Unique Local (2:05)
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10.9 IPv6 Loopback (1:28)
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10.10 IPv6 Unspecified (2:35)
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10.11 IPv6 Solicited-Node Multicast (3:29)
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10.12 EUI-64 Address (4:12)
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10.13 IPv6 Autoconfiguration (2:20)
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10.14 IPv6 Traffic Flows (2:33)
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10.15 Dual Stack (0:57)
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10.16 Tunneling IPv6 Through an IPv4 Network (2:10)
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10.17 IP Address Management (IPAM) (1:13)
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Module 10 Quiz
Module 11 - Explaining IP Routing
Module 12 : Streaming Voice and Video with United Communications
Module 13 : Virtualizing Network Devices
Module 14 : Securing a Network
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14.0 Securing a Network (0:33)
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14.1 General Security and Availability Issues (19:26)
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14.2 Common Network Attacks (16:18)
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14.3 Unauthorized Access Attacks (4:30)
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14.4 Common Defense Strategies (8:21)
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14.5 Switch Port Defense (2:38)
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14.6 Access Control Lists (7:00)
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14.7 Wireless Security Options (9:12)
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14.8 Authentication Servers (8:37)
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14.9 User Authentication (4:44)
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14.10 Physical Security. (3:07)
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14.11 Forensic Concepts (4:28)
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14.12 Securing STP (4:54)
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14.13 Securing DHCP (6:19)
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Module 14 Quiz
Module 15 : Monitoring and Analyzing Networks
Module 16 : Examining Best Practices for Network Administration
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16.0 Examining Best Practices for Network Administration (0:32)
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16.1 Safety Procedures (5:36)
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16.2 Wiring Management (6:31)
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16.3 Power Management (4:30)
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16.4 Rack Management (3:48)
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16.5 Change Control (4:24)
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16.6 High Availability (4:49)
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16.7 Disaster Recovery (8:17)
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16.8 Standards, Policies, and Rules (9:44)
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16.9 Documentation (8:28)
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Module 16 Quiz
Module 17 : Troubleshooting Networks
Module 18 : Preparing for the CompTIA Network+ Exam
Module 19: Wrap-Up
Network+ Practice Exam
