CompTIA Network+ validates your knowledge and skills required to troubleshoot, configure and manage wired and wireless networks found in corporations around the world.

CompTIA A+ is recommended before, and CCNA, CEHv11 is recommended after the CompTIA Network+.

CompTIA recommends you to take A+ certification before sitting for the Network+ exam. However, If you have a basic understanding of IT, computer hardware, and software, you can directly go for CompTIA Network+ certification.

Besides Network+, we offer comprehensive training programs for Certified Network Defender (CNDV2) and Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA 200-301).

If you fail in your first attempt to pass the certification examination, you do not need to wait for a second attempt. However, before your third attempt or any subsequent attempt, you need to wait at least fourteen days from your last attempt to pass such an examination.

With CompTIA Network+ certification, you can apply for:

• IT consultant
• Computer technician
• Help desk technician
• System engineer
• Network support specialist
• Network analyst

Yes, you will get the recording of the sessions after the completion of training.

All of our instructors are certified in multiple CompTIA certifications, including A+, Network+, and Security+.

CompTIA Network+ certification is valid for three years from the day you pass your exam.

During this course, you will get Course Notes, Slides, Handouts, ebooks, and lab practice questions that will help you to gain more practical knowledge

A review of the key ideas covered by the Network+ Exam Foundations lessons.

This quiz covers the information from the Overview of Networks and Devices, Network Geography, Network Typologies, and Network Resources lectures.

In this lesson, we will use Nmap to discover what ports are open on a networked server.

Specialized network devices serve specific functions to improve network usability, performance, and security. These include: VPN Concentrators, Firewalls, DNS servers, DHCP servers, Proxy servers, and Content engines/switches.

In this lesson, we will get a bit hands-on with the Cloud and Virtualization.