pearson-N10-007 : CompTIA Network+ N10-007 uCertify Labs

CompTIA Network+ N10-007 uCertify Labs
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Enroll in the CompTIA Network+ N10-007 performance-based labs to get the hands-on expertise in the CompTIA Network+ N10-007 certification exam. Performance-based labs simulate real-world, hardware, software & command line interface environments and can be mapped to any text-book, course & training. The performance-based labs offer complete coverage of N10-007 exam objectives and includes topics such as wireless technologies; network optimization, management, security, and troubleshooting; and many more. The performance-based labs offer hands-on learning and increases student engagement with the help of real-world scenarios.

Here's what you will get

The CompTIA Network+ certification is an internationally recognized, one of the most demanded vendor-neutral credential that validates the technical knowledge required of foundation-level IT network practitioners. The N10-007 exam validates your expertise to design and implement functional networks, configure, manage, and maintain essential network devices; use devices such as switches and routers to segment network traffic and create resilient networks; identify benefits and drawbacks of existing network configurations, and support the creation of virtualized networks.

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Exam FAQs
What are the prerequisites for this exam? There is no official prerequisite for CompTIA N10-007 certification exam, but CompTIA recommends that candidate must hold CompTIA A+ Certification and nine months of networking experience.
What is the exam registration fee? USD 302
Where do I take the exam? Pearson VUE
What is the format of the exam? Multiple Choice Questions (single and multiple response), drag and drop, and performance-based type questions
How many questions are asked in the exam? The exam contains 90 questions.
What is the duration of the exam? 90 minutes
What is the passing score? 720

(on a scale of 100-900)
What is the exam's retake policy?

In the event that you fail your first attempt at passing the Network+ examination, CompTIA's retake policies are:

  1. CompTIA does not require a waiting period between the first and second attempt to pass such examination. However, if you need a third or subsequent attempt to pass the examination, you are required to wait for a period of at least fourteen calendar days from the date of your last attempt before you can retake the exam.
  2. If a candidate has passed an exam, he/she cannot take it again without prior consent from CompTIA.
  3. A test result found to be in violation of the retake policy will not be processed, which will result in no credit awarded for the test taken. Repeat violators will be banned from participation in the CompTIA Certification Program.
  4. Candidates must pay the exam price each time they attempt the exam. CompTIA does not offer free re-tests or discounts on retakes.
What is the validity of the certification? CompTIA Network+ certifications are valid for three years from the date the candidate is certified, after which the certification holder will need to renew their certification via CompTIA's Continuing Education Program.
Where can I find more information about this exam? To know more about the pearson-N10-007-lab, click here.
Which certification covers this exam?
What are the career opportunities after passing this exam?
  • Network+ Analyst
  • Network+ Administrator
  • Network+ Field Engineer
  • Network+ Support Specialist

Here's what you will learn

Hands on Activities (Labs)

  • Identifying network components
  • Identifying network categories
  • Connecting devices in bus topology
  • Identifying network topologies
  • Understanding wireless topologies
  • Connecting devices in a peer to peer architecture
  • Identifying client and server
  • Identifying OSI layers
  • Identifying abbreviations for various Internet layer protocols
  • Identifying TCP/IP protocol layers
  • Describing OSI layers
  • Identifying TCP/IP layers
  • Identifying OSI layer functions
  • Connecting a computer system to the network
  • Identifying types of cable
  • Identifying twisted-pair cable connectors
  • Identifying cable configuration types
  • Connecting a router to the laptop
  • Connecting a hub to a switch
  • Connecting the hub with different devices using USB cables
  • Creating a virtual switch
  • Connecting the DHCP server and laptop to the VLAN
  • Obtaining IP address information from a DHCP server
  • Creating DNS domains
  • Installing a NIC
  • Connecting to a server using Remote Desktop Connection
  • Identifying protocols and devices
  • Identifying Fast Ethernet standards
  • Connecting patch cables between the patch panel and switch ports
  • Understanding STP Port Cost
  • Capturing packet using Wireshark
  • Converting decimal number to binary
  • Understanding types of addresses
  • Connecting a workstation to the LAN and configuring IPv4 properties
  • Obtaining automatic private IP addressing
  • Configuring automatic private IP addressing
  • Configuring IPv4 address
  • Adding DNS server
  • Using subnet calculator
  • Identifying steps for calculating subnets
  • Understanding types of IPv6 data flows
  • Configuring and testing IPv6 addresses
  • Adding and removing an IPv6 address
  • Identifying administrative distances
  • Identifying routing protocols
  • Describing Network Address Translation
  • Identifying NAT IP addresses
  • Understanding IGMP
  • Identifying WAN connection types
  • Creating a dial-up connection
  • Identifying MPLS network elements
  • Connecting cable Internet access for your network
  • Adding static routes in RRAS
  • Connecting a wireless router to the laptop
  • Identifying WLANs
  • Troubleshooting AP
  • Configuring SSID
  • Connecting to a password protected network
  • Configuring Windows 10 wireless settings
  • Understanding network architecture
  • Understanding QoS configuration
  • Connecting systems to the Internet through a router
  • Understanding the arp command
  • Understanding ipconfig commands
  • Analyzing network paths with tracert
  • Using the nbtstat command
  • Using the netstat command
  • Using the nslookup command
  • Checking IP connectivity between two network devices
  • Deleting the route
  • Adding the route
  • Using dig command
  • Using host command
  • Configuring and verifying interface's IP address configuration
  • Using traceroute command
  • Using netstat command
  • Using ping command
  • Adding a static route
  • Adding a static ARP entry with the arp command
  • Deleting a static ARP entry with the arp command
  • Checking the Internet speed
  • Identifying Syslog severity levels
  • Viewing TCP frame details using Network Monitor
  • Viewing the logs
  • Filtering entries in Event Viewer
  • Identifying sequence of asymmetric encryption
  • Identifying Denial of Service attack
  • Identifying network attacks
  • Scanning using nmap
  • Running the Nessus vulnerability scan
  • Identifying Bluetooth devices attacks
  • Identifying types of firewall
  • Configuring Windows firewall settings
  • Turning on Windows Firewall
  • Setting up a DMZ on a SOHO router
  • Creating a remote access VPN connection
  • Understanding IPsec VPN
  • Identifying detection methods
  • Changing passwords for the router
  • Troubleshooting a network
  • Diagnosing a network problem
  • Troubleshooting physical link layer issues
  • Identifying physical layer issues
  • Troubleshooting data link layer issues
  • Understanding data structures
  • Diagnosing networking issues
  • Identifying error in net connection
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