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CompTIA i-Net+ Certification Tutorials Online |
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Description
CompTIA i-Net+ Certification
VTC's CompTIA i-Net+ Certification is intended for users who are interested in pursuing Internet-related careers and provides information required to prepare for the CompTIA i-Net+ certification. The CompTIA i-Net+ certification validates the knowledge of technical and non-technical professionals with at least six months experience in Internet, Intranet, Extranet and E-commerce technologies.
i-Net+ is a lifetime certification; therefore, you do not have to upgrade the certification later in order to maintain your credentials. This tutorial, by VTC author Richard Watson, provides information that covers the following objectives: Internet basics and clients, development, networking, security and buisness concepts. To begin learning today simply click on the links. |
01 Introduction and Overview
0101 Overview of Course
02 Internet Network Basics
0201 Understanding Networks
0202 Topologies pt. 1
0203 Topologies pt. 2
0204 Network Adapters
0205 Repeaters/Hubs
0206 Bridges/Switches
0207 Routers/Brouters
0208 Modems, pt. 1
0209 Modems, pt. 2
0210 CSU/DSU
0211 Firewalls
0212 Ethernet
0213 Token Ring
0214 History of the Internet
0215 Access Points and Backbones
0216 WAN Connectivity
03 Domain Name Services
0301 Structure of DNS
0302 Root Domain Name Servers
0303 DNS Records
0304 DNS Utilities
04 TCP/IP
0401 Design Goals of TCP/IP
0402 Transmission Control Protocol
0403 User Datagram Protocol
0404 Internet Protocol
0405 Routing with IP
0406 What's an IP Address?
0407 Components of an IP Address
0408 Special Purpose IP Addresses
0409 Address Classes (A,B,C)
0410 Subnet Masks
0411 CIDR
0412 SLIP versus PPP
0413 PPTP versus L2TP
0414 Other Protocols Built on TCP/IP
05 Internet Clients
0501 Client Requirements
0502 Configure TCP/IP
0503 Configure Dial up Networking
0504 Configuring Web Browsers
0505 Using Command Line FTP
0506 Newsgroup Readers
06 HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
0601 HTML Document Structure
0602 Creating Hyperlinks
0603 Creating Tables
0604 Creating Forms
0605 Web Browser Compatibility
07 Internet Development
0701 High-Level Languages
0702 Server-Side Languages
0703 Client-Side Languages)
0704 Markup Languages
0705 Multimedia Extensions
0706 Multimedia Formats
0707 Database Types
08 Internet Site Functionality Design
0801 Internet Site Functionality Issues
0802 Caching pt. 1
0803 Caching pt. 2
0804 Types of Search Engines
0805 Site Maps
0806 Basic Search Types
09 Administration and Maintenance of Internet Sites
0901 Basic Site Administration
0902 Common HTTP Response Codes
0903 Troubleshooting Web Servers pt.1
0904 Troubleshooting Web Servers pt.2
0905 Ping
0906 Address Resolution Protocol
0907 TraceRT
0908 IPConfig,Ifconfig, Winipcfg
0909 Network Analyzer
10 Security
1001 Authentication Mechanisms
1002 Password Authentication
1003 Digital Signatures
1004 Digital Certificates
1005 Access Control Methods
1006 Packet Filtering Firewalls
1007 Stateful Inspection Firewalls
1008 DMZ Configurations
1009 Encryption Overview
1010 Symmetric Key Cryptography
1011 Asymmetric Key Cryptography
1012 Encryption Technologies
1013 Auditing
1014 Common Attacks, pt. 1
1015 Common Attacks, pt. 2
1016 Intrusion Detection Systems
1017 Virus Protection
1018 Updating Client Software
11 Business Concepts
1101 E-Commerce Terms and Concepts, pt. 1
1102 E-Commerce Terms and Concepts, pt. 2
1103 Types of Networks
1104 E-Business Models
1105 Copyrights, Trademarks and Patents
1106 Marketing Websites
12 End of Course
1201 What this Course Covered
13 Credits
1301 About this Author
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