What In The Hands-on Practice Lab
CompTIA CertMaster Labs Network+ N10-009 enable hands-on practice and skills development through a remote, browser-based lab environment. Aligned with Official CompTIA courseware and the CompTIA Network+ N10-009 exam objectives, CertMaster Labs make it easy for learners to practice and apply their skills in real workplace scenarios in preparation for the certification exam. All lab activities include gradable assessments, offer feedback and hints, and provide a score based on learner inputs, ultimately guiding you to the most correct and efficient path through job tasks.
There are three types of labs in the course:
- Labs run simulations of hardware and operating systems. Labs are used for basic and emerging tasks and scenarios.
- Some labs use the Network Modeler to provide a visual topology for students to observe, configure, and design networks. Network appliances and hosts added to the topology can be configured via simulated operating systems and software.
- Live Labs are used for intermediate and advanced job tasks and scenarios. They are completed in an environment with a fully functional range of virtual machines, networks, and cloud accounts. Guided steps give the student precise instructions on how to complete an activity. Assessment and feedback are provided, allowing the learner to correct any misunderstandings as they proceed through the activity.
- Applied Live Labs present a series of goal-oriented scenarios in a virtual machine environment, scoring students at the end of the activity based on their ability to successfully complete each scenario. As a result, learners are forced to think critically about how to approach problems without a prescribed set of steps.
Topics Covered:
- 1.0 Explaining Network Topologies
- 2.0 Supporting Cabling and Physical Installations
- 3.0 Configuring Interfaces and Switches
- 4.0 Configuring Network Addressing
- 5.0 Configuring Routing and Advanced Switching
- 6.0 Implementing Network Services
- 7.0 Explaining Application Services
- 8.0 Supporting Network Management
- 9.0 Explaining Network Security Concepts
- 10.0 Applying Network Security Features
- 11.0 Supporting Network Security Design
- 12.0 Configuring Wireless Networks
- 13.0 Comparing Remote Access Methods
- 14.0 Summarizing Cloud Concepts
- A.0 Network Sandbox