CompTIA Network+ (N10-008) Cert Prep: 4 Making TCP/IP Work
2h 41mIntermediate2022-04-04
Authors
Mike Meyers
Expert on CompTIA, Founder of Total Seminars, LLC
Joe Ramm
Networking Expert and Instructor
Course details
This series prepares you for the CompTIA Network+ (N10-008) exam, one of the most important entry-level certifications in the IT industry. In part four of this series, instructors Mike Meyers and Joe Ramm go over how to make TCP/IP work. Mike and Joe explain how core protocols such as TCP, UDP, ICMP, and IGMP function. They cover handy network tools and introduce you to Wireshark, netstat, web servers, and FTP. Mike and Joe discuss email servers and clients, securing email, network service scenarios, and more. Plus, they dive into network naming, covering topics like understanding and applying DNS, Windows name resolution, dynamic DNS, and DNS troubleshooting.
Skills covered
Server AdministrationCert PrepNetwork and System Administration
Concepts
TCP IP Applications
- TCP and UDP
- ICMP and IGMP
- Handy tools
- Introduction to Wireshark
- Introduction to netstat
- Web servers
- FTP
- Email servers and clients
- Securing email
- Telnet and SSH
- Network Time Protocol
- Network service scenarios
Network Naming
- Understanding DNS
- Applying DNS
- The net command
- Windows name resolution
- Dynamic DNS
- DNS troubleshooting