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9780735613461

Network+ Certification Training Kit

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    9780735613461

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    073561346X

  • Format: Trade Paper
  • Copyright: 2001-05-11
  • Publisher: Microsoft Pr
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Summary

Training kit for obtaining the necessary skills to achieve Network+ certification, designed to prepare the reader for the CompTIA Network+ exam. The CD-ROM features video demonstration, the full contents of the text, an additional e-book, and other features. System requirements include Windows 9X+, 16MB RAM, 70MB hard disk space, 2x CD-ROM drive, and super VGA, 256 color display.

Table of Contents

About This Book xv
Intended Audience xv
Prerequisites xv
About The CD-ROM xvi
Features of This Book xvi
Notes xvi
Conventions xvii
Notational Conventions xvii
Keyboard Conventions xviii
Chapter and Appendix Overview xviii
Finding the Best Starting Point For You xx
Getting Started xxviii
Hardware Requirements xxviii
Software Requirements xxviii
The Network+ Certification Program xxix
Benefits of Certification xxix
The Network+ Exam xxx
Registering for the Network+ Exam xxx
Preparing for the Network+ Exam xxxi
Taking the Network+ Exam xxxii
Networking Basics
1(28)
About This Chapter
1(1)
Network Communications
2(11)
Signals and Protocols
2(2)
Protocol Interaction
4(2)
Local Area Networks and Wide Area Networks
6(1)
Broadband and Baseband
7(1)
Half-Duplex and Full-Duplex Communications
8(1)
Segments and Backbones
9(2)
Client/Server and Peer-to-Peer Networking
11(1)
Networking Definitions
12(1)
The OSI Reference Model
13(13)
Data Encapsulation
14(1)
The Physical Layer
15(1)
The Data-Link Layer
16(3)
The Network Layer
19(3)
The Transport Layer
22(1)
The Session Layer
23(1)
The Presentation Layer
24(1)
The Application Layer
24(1)
OSI Model Layers
25(1)
Chapter Summary
26(1)
Chapter Review
27(2)
Network Hardware
29(26)
About This Chapter
29(1)
Network Cables
30(9)
Cable Topologies
30(4)
Cable Types
34(4)
Network Cable Types
38(1)
Network Interface Adapters
39(8)
Understanding Network Interface Adapter Functions
40(1)
Installing a NIC
41(1)
Configuring a Network Interface Adapter
42(2)
Installing Network Interface Adapter Drivers
44(1)
Troubleshooting a Network Interface Adapter
45(1)
Network Adapter Functions
46(1)
Network Hubs
47(5)
Understanding Ethernet Hubs
47(2)
Understanding Token Ring MAUs
49(2)
Network Hub Functions
51(1)
Chapter Summary
52(1)
Chapter Review
53(2)
Network Connections
55(26)
About This Chapter
55(1)
Bridging
56(7)
Connecting Local Area Networks with a Bridge
56(4)
Bridge Types
60(1)
Bridge Functions
61(2)
Switching
63(6)
Installing Switches
64(2)
Switch Types
66(1)
Switch Functions
67(2)
Routing
69(8)
Packet Routing
70(3)
Routing to the Internet
73(1)
Understanding Routing Tables
73(1)
Routing Metrics
74(1)
Router Types
74(1)
Routing Functions
75(2)
Chapter Summary
77(1)
Chapter Review
78(3)
Networking Software
81(30)
About This Chapter
81(1)
Before You Begin
81(1)
Network Operating Systems
82(9)
Windows NT and Windows 2000
82(3)
Novell NetWare
85(3)
UNIX
88(2)
Network Operating System Products
90(1)
Network Clients
91(8)
Windows Clients
91(2)
Installing Wndows Networking Components
93(2)
NetWare Clients
95(2)
Network Client Concepts
97(2)
Directory Services
99(8)
The NetWare Bindery
99(1)
Novell Directory Services
100(2)
Windows NT Domains
102(2)
Active Directory
104(2)
Directory Service Concepts
106(1)
Chapter Summary
107(1)
Chapter Review
108(3)
Data-Link Layer Protocols
111(30)
About This Chapter
111(1)
Before You Begin
111(1)
Ethernet
112(14)
Ethernet Standards
112(1)
Physical Layer Specifications
113(6)
The Ethernet Frame
119(3)
CSMA/CD
122(3)
CSMA/CD Procedures
125(1)
Token Ring
126(7)
Physical Layer Specifications
126(2)
Token Passing
128(1)
Token Ring Frames
129(2)
Ethernet Standards and Technologies
131(1)
Selecting a Data-Link Layer Protocol
132(1)
SLIP and PPP
133(4)
SLIP
133(1)
PPP
134(2)
PPP Connection Establishment
136(1)
Chapter Summary
137(1)
Chapter Review
138(3)
Network Layer Protocols
141(24)
About This Chapter
141(1)
Before You Begin
141(1)
IP
142(9)
The IP Standard
143(1)
IP Functions
143(7)
IP Header Properties
150(1)
IPX
151(4)
The IPX Header
152(1)
IPX Addressing
153(1)
IPX Properties
154(1)
NetBEUI
155(7)
NetBIOS Naming
156(1)
The NetBEUI Frame
156(5)
NBF Protocols
161(1)
Chapter Summary
162(1)
Chapter Review
163(2)
Transport Layer Protocols
165(22)
About This Chapter
165(1)
Before You Begin
165(1)
TCP and UDP
166(14)
TCP
166(12)
UDP
178(1)
TCP Header Fields
179(1)
SPX and NCP
180(4)
SPX
180(1)
NCP
181(3)
Chapter Summary
184(1)
Chapter Review
185(2)
TCP/IP Fundamentals
187(22)
About This Chapter
187(1)
Before You Begin
187(1)
TCP/IP Protocols
188(12)
TCP/IP Layers
189(1)
SLIP and PPP
190(1)
ARP
191(2)
IP
193(1)
ICMP
194(4)
TCP and UDP
198(1)
Application Layer Protocols
198(1)
TCP/IP Layers and Protocols
199(1)
IP Addressing
200(6)
IP Address Assignments
201(1)
IP Address Classes
201(2)
Subnet Masking
203(2)
Registered and Unregistered Addresses
205(1)
Variable-Length Subnetting
205(1)
Chapter Summary
206(1)
Chapter Review
207(2)
TCP/IP Routing
209(22)
About This Chapter
209(1)
Before You Begin
209(1)
Routing Principles
210(7)
Understanding Routing
210(1)
Routers and Brouters
211(1)
Routing Tables
212(4)
Routing Tables
216(1)
Building Routing Tables
217(10)
Static and Dynamic Routing
217(1)
Creating a Static Route
218(3)
Dynamic Routing
221(5)
Static and Dynamic Routing
226(1)
Chapter Summary
227(1)
Chapter Review
228(3)
TCP/IP Applications
231(30)
About This Chapter
231(1)
Before You Begin
231(1)
TCP/IP Services
232(17)
DHCP
232(9)
DHCP Message Types
241(1)
Host Files
241(1)
DNS
242(6)
WINS
248(1)
TCP/IP Utilities
249(9)
Ping
249(1)
Traceroute
250(2)
Ifconfig and Ipconfig.exe
252(1)
ARP
253(1)
Netstat
254(1)
Nbtstat.exe
255(1)
Telnet
256(1)
FTP
257(1)
TCP/IP Utilities
257(1)
Chapter Summary
258(1)
Chapter Review
259(2)
TCP/IP Configuration
261(20)
About This Chapter
261(1)
Before You Begin
261(1)
Installing the TCP/IP Protocols
262(5)
Microsoft TCP/IP Client Components
266(1)
Configuring TCP/IP
267(11)
Configuring Basic TCP/IP Properties
267(4)
Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Properties
271(6)
TCP/IP Configuration Requirements
277(1)
Chapter Summary
278(1)
Chapter Review
279(2)
Remote Network Access
281(16)
About This Chapter
281(1)
Before You Begin
281(1)
Using Remote Connections
282(12)
Connection Types
282(10)
Remote Connection Requirements
292(1)
Remote Connection Technologies
293(1)
Chapter Summary
294(1)
Chapter Review
295(2)
Network Security
297(22)
About This Chapter
297(1)
Before You Begin
297(1)
Password Protection
298(8)
User Account Password Settings
299(1)
Specifying Password Lengths
300(1)
Setting Password Change Intervals
301(1)
Enforcing Password Complexity
302(1)
Controlling Password Encryption
303(1)
Setting Account Lockout Policies
304(1)
Password Policies
305(1)
Security Models
306(4)
User-Level Security
306(2)
Share-Level Security
308(1)
Security Levels
309(1)
Firewalls
310(5)
Packet Filtering
311(1)
NAT
312(1)
Proxy Servers
313(2)
Chapter Summary
315(1)
Chapter Review
316(3)
Planning the Network
319(18)
About This Chapter
319(1)
Before You Begin
319(1)
Determining Network Needs
320(5)
Evaluating Business Requirements
320(1)
Evaluating the Installation Site
321(3)
Selecting Hardware
324(1)
Providing Fault Tolerance
325(6)
Data Availability
325(2)
Server Availability
327(1)
Network Redundancy
328(2)
Data Availability Technologies
330(1)
Collecting Essential Information
331(4)
Standardizing Workstation Configurations
331(1)
Selecting TCP/IP Parameters
332(1)
Creating Accounts
333(2)
Chapter Summary
335(1)
Chapter Review
336(1)
Installing a Network
337(34)
About This Chapter
337(1)
Before You Begin
337(1)
Pulling Cable
338(18)
External Installations
338(10)
Internal Installations
348(4)
Securing Cables
352(1)
Dropping Cables
352(2)
Pulling Other Cable Types
354(1)
Moving On
355(1)
Internal and External Cabling
355(1)
Making Connections
356(12)
Two-Computer Networking
356(3)
Connecting External Cables
359(1)
Connecting Internal Cables
360(7)
Cable Installation Tools
367(1)
Chapter Summary
368(1)
Chapter Review
369(2)
Network Maintenance
371(28)
About This Chapter
371(1)
Before You Begin
371(1)
Backups
372(15)
Backup Hardware
372(5)
Backup Software
377(9)
Incremental and Differential Backups
386(1)
Anti-Virus Policies
387(5)
Preventing Virus Infections
390(1)
Virus Types
391(1)
Patches and Updates
392(4)
Major Updates
392(2)
Patches
394(1)
Driver Updates
394(1)
Software Upgrades
395(1)
Chapter Summary
396(1)
Chapter Review
397(2)
Network Troubleshooting Procedures
399(28)
About This Chapter
399(1)
Before You Begin
399(1)
Identifying Network Components
400(17)
Recognizing Computer Ports
400(10)
Recognizing Network Components
410(6)
Ports and Connectors
416(1)
Troubleshooting a Network
417(6)
Identifying the Problem
417(2)
Duplicating the Problem
419(1)
Isolating the Problem
419(1)
Resolving the Problem
420(1)
Testing the Solution
421(1)
Documenting the Problem
421(1)
Giving Feedback
421(1)
Network Troubleshooting
422(1)
Chapter Summary
423(1)
Chapter Review
424(3)
Network Troubleshooting Tools
427(42)
About This Chapter
427(1)
Before You Begin
427(1)
Documentation and Resources
428(11)
Product Documentation
428(2)
Telephone Support
430(1)
Online Resources
431(6)
CD-ROM Resources
437(1)
Books and Periodicals
438(1)
Technical Resources
438(1)
Logs and Indicators
439(21)
Power and Drive Lights
439(1)
Link Pulse Lights
439(3)
Error Displays
442(1)
Event Logs
443(4)
Network Management Products
447(1)
Performance Monitors
448(3)
Protocol Analyzers
451(8)
Network Indicators
459(1)
Network Testing and Monitoring Tools
460(6)
Crossover Cables
460(1)
Hardware Loopback Connectors
460(1)
Tone Generators and Tone Locators
461(1)
Wire Map Testers
462(1)
Multifunction Cable Testers
463(2)
Network Testing Equipment
465(1)
Chapter Summary
466(1)
Chapter Review
467(2)
Network Troubleshooting Scenarios
469(30)
About This Chapter
469(1)
Before You Begin
469(1)
``I Can't Access a Web Site''
470(25)
Incident Administration
470(1)
Gathering Information
471(1)
Possible Cause: Internet Router Problem
472(4)
Possible Cause: Internet Communication Problem
476(1)
Possible Cause: DNS Failure
477(5)
Possible Cause: LAN Communication Problem
482(6)
Possible Cause: Computer Configuration
488(5)
Possible Cause: User Error
493(1)
Network Hardware Problems
494(1)
Chapter Summary
495(1)
Chapter Review
496(3)
Appendix A Questions and Answers 499(72)
Glossary 571(44)
Index 615

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