CompTIA Network+ 2002: Level 1

• 1.0 Cabling and Topology
• 1.1 Cable Types
• 1.2 Cable Connectors
• 1.3 Topologies

• 2.0 Network Types
• 2.1 Media Access Methods
• 2.2 Network Specifications

• 3.0 Networking Components
• 3.1 Connecting Clients
• 3.2 Building Segments
• 3.3 Connecting Networks
• 3.4 Putting it All Together: a Visual Tour of a Network

CompTIA Network+ 2002: Level 2

• 1.0 OSI Model
• 1.1 General OSI Model
• 1.2 Physical Layer
• 1.3 Data Link Layer
• 1.4 Network Layer
• 1.5 Upper Layers

• 2.0 Network Protocols
• 2.1 NetBeui
• 2.2 AppleTalk
• 2.3 IPX/SPX
• 2.4 TCP/IP

• 3.0 TCP/IP
• 3.1 TCP/IP Configuration
• 3.2 TCP/IP Addressing
• 3.3 TCP/IP Services
• 3.4 TCP/IP Ports
• 3.5 TCP/IP Protocols

• 4.0 Building WANS
• 4.1 Public/Private Networks
• 4.2 WAN Technologies
• 4.3 Remote Access Protocols
• 4.4 Security Protocols

CompTIA Network+ 2002: Level 3

• 1.0 Networking Options
• 1.1 Unix/Linux
• 1.2 Netware
• 1.3 Windows
• 1.4 Macintosh
• 1.5 Clients
• 1.6 VLANS

• 2.0 Data Protection
• 2.1 Network Attached Storage
• 2.2 Fault Tolerance
• 2.3 Disaster Recovery
• 2.4 Firewalls
• 2.5 Proxies

• 3.0 Implementation Scenarios
• 3.1 Remote Access
• 3.2 Security Implications
• 3.3 Network Configuration

CompTIA Network+ 2002: Level 4

• 1.0 Troubleshooting Strategy
• 1.1 Troubleshooting Methodology
• 1.2 Network Configuration
• 1.3 TCP/IP Utilities

• 2.0 Media Problems
• 2.1 Wiring Tools
• 2.2 Wiring Problems
• 2.3 Topology-based Problems

• 3.0 Connectivity Problems
• 3.1 Home Connections
• 3.2 Remote Connections
• 3.3 Network Services
• 3.4 Client Connectivity