CompTIA i-Net Certification

Training Provided by The Virtual Training Company VTC's CompTIA i-Net+ Certification is intended for users who are interested in pursuing Internet-related careers and provides information required to prepare for the CompTIA i-Net+ certification. The CompTIA i-Net+ certification validates the knowledge of technical and non-technical professionals with at least six months experience in Internet, Intranet, Extranet and E-commerce technologies.
i-Net+ is a lifetime certification; therefore, you do not have to upgrade the certification later in order to maintain your credentials. This tutorial, by VTC author Richard Watson, provides information that covers the following objectives: Internet basics and clients, development, networking, security and buisness concepts. To begin learning today simply click on the links.

CompTIA i-Net Certification

Introduction and Overview

1. Overview of Course

Internet Network Basics

1. Understanding Networks
2. Topologies pt. 1
3. Topologies pt. 2
4. Network Adapters
5. Repeaters/Hubs
6. Bridges/Switches
7. Routers/Brouters
8. Modems, pt. 1
9. Modems, pt. 2
10. CSU/DSU
11. Firewalls
12. Ethernet
13. Token Ring
14. History of the Internet
15. Access Points and Backbones
16. WAN Connectivity

Domain Name Services

1. Structure of DNS
2. Root Domain Name Servers
3. DNS Records
4. DNS Utilities

TCP/IP

1. Design Goals of TCP/IP
2. Transmission Control Protocol
3. User Datagram Protocol
4. Internet Protocol
5. Routing with IP
6. What's an IP Address?
7. Components of an IP Address
8. Special Purpose IP Addresses
9. Address Classes (A,B,C)
10. Subnet Masks
11. CIDR
12. SLIP versus PPP
13. PPTP versus L2TP
14. Other Protocols Built on TCP/IP

Internet Clients

1. Client Requirements
2. Configure TCP/IP
3. Configure Dial up Networking
4. Configuring Web Browsers
5. Using Command Line FTP
6. Newsgroup Readers

HyperText Markup Language (HTML)

1. HTML Document Structure
2. Creating Hyperlinks
3. Creating Tables
4. Creating Forms
5. Web Browser Compatibility

Internet Development

1. High-Level Languages
2. Server-Side Languages
3. Client-Side Languages)
4. Markup Languages
5. Multimedia Extensions
6. Multimedia Formats
7. Database Types

Internet Site Functionality Design

1. Internet Site Functionality Issues
2. Caching pt. 1
3. Caching pt. 2
4. Types of Search Engines
5. Site Maps
6. Basic Search Types

Administration and Maintenance of Internet Sites

1. Basic Site Administration
2. Common HTTP Response Codes
3. Troubleshooting Web Servers pt.1
4. Troubleshooting Web Servers pt.2
5. Ping
6. Address Resolution Protocol
7. TraceRT
8. IPConfig,Ifconfig, Winipcfg
9. Network Analyzer

Security

1. Authentication Mechanisms
2. Password Authentication
3. Digital Signatures
4. Digital Certificates
5. Access Control Methods
6. Packet Filtering Firewalls
7. Stateful Inspection Firewalls
8. DMZ Configurations
9. Encryption Overview
10. Symmetric Key Cryptography
11. Asymmetric Key Cryptography
12. Encryption Technologies
13. Auditing
14. Common Attacks, pt. 1
15. Common Attacks, pt. 2
16. Intrusion Detection Systems
17. Virus Protection
18. Updating Client Software

Business Concepts

1. E-Commerce Terms and Concepts, pt. 1
2. E-Commerce Terms and Concepts, pt. 2
3. Types of Networks
4. E-Business Models
5. Copyrights, Trademarks and Patents
6. Marketing Websites

End of Course

1. What this Course Covered

Credits

1. About this Author

About The Training Provider: The Virtual Training Company

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