Hello my fellow nerds it's your buddy Mike Myers welcoming you to my CompTIA Network+ N10-007
series for you to go ahead understand and learn and pass the CompTIA Network+ exam. I've got
to tell you I teach lots and lots of courses but for me doing networking like this is probably the single
most fun course that I teach there's a lot of reasons for that.
First of all I'm a hardware nerd and there's few things I like better than taking some time and playing
with switches and routers and wireless access points and intrusion detection systems.
And man we get to play with all that stuff right here in this series.
So just to give you an idea of some of the stuff we'll be covering like cabling and topology so you'll
know the difference tween single mode and multi-mode fiber and what really is the difference between Cat 5 E and
Cat 6 A.
Not only do you understand IP addressing and when I say IP I'm talking about IP version 4 and IP version
6 but all of the different ports knowing what TCP versus UDP versus IGMP and all that stuff. You're
going to have that down.
We also cover routing and I'm not just talking about little SOHO routers here.
We're gonna get to an enterprise level on this as well.
So dealing with things like OSPF, RIP, BGP that's all in this course as well.
Now everybody likes wireless networking and I don't blame you.
We're going to be looking at it from an enterprise level as well as within a SOHO level.
And of course we've got to be talking about virtualization and cloud computing today.
So get ready to get virtualized as we go into different types of hyper visors and setting up real virtual
networks and making them work for a living.
And while we're talking about things that really ought to be covered of course we're going to do plenty
of mobile in here.
So bring out your smartphones and your tablets.
We're going to get those devices on a network.
We're going to get them configured the way you need to make sure they're running well. And last,
and this is a big part of this course, is the concept of security and in particular not just how to do
security but getting into the zen of security so concepts like risk management and things like that are
also a really big part of this course.
I love this course and I feel that this course by itself is everything you need to pass the Network+
exam.
However I would recommend that you also pick up a copy of my McGraw-Hill CompTIA Network+
book.
This book is really helpful.
And the book and the video work very very closely together.
They're not exact but they're pretty close.
And if you're the type of person who enjoys reading I think you'll find this to be extremely helpful.
The last thing you have to remember is that you're going to be taking a certification exam and if you're
taking a certification exam you need practice questions.
And my company Total Seminars also provides our TotalTester Online product.
Now it's going to cost you a little extra money.
Capitalism what can I say.
But you'll find that good practice questions that copy the look and feel of the real exam are probably
really helpful for you to go ahead and make sure that you pass the network plus on the first try.
So folks you've got to get ready for this. This is a very high energy course.
So grab your screwdrivers and let's get started learning network plus.