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Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product. The best IT certification exam study system available for CompTIA Network+ Exam N10-006With more than five hundred practice exam questions, including new performance-based types, hours of video training, and lab exercises, CompTIA Network+ Certification Study Guide, Sixth Edition (Exam N10-006) covers everything you need to know to prepare for this challenging exam.





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Covers all the exam topics, including: Basic Network Concepts * Network Protocols and Standards * Networking Components * TCP/IP Addressing * TCP/IP Protocols * TCP/IP Utilities * Configuring Routers and Switches * Subnetting and Routing * Configuring Network Services * Wireless Networking * Remote Access and VPN Connectivity * Wide Area Network Technologies * Implementing a Network * Maintaining and Supporting a Network * Network Security Principles * Network Security Practices * Monitoring the Network * Troubleshooting the Network

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Preface xxiv
Acknowledgments xxvii
Introduction xxviii
1 Basic Network Concepts 1(60)
Identifying Characteristics of a Network
2(5)
Servers, Workstations, and Hosts
2(1)
WANs, LANs, and MANs
2(1)
Types of Networks
3(3)
Internet, Intranet, and Extranet
6(1)
Identifying Network Topologies
7(10)
Bus Topologies
8(1)
Star Topologies
9(2)
Mesh Topologies
11(1)
Ring Topologies
11(1)
Hybrid Topologies
12(1)
Wireless Topologies
13(2)
Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint
15(1)
Segments and Backbones
16(1)
Network Media and Connectors
17(18)
Coaxial Cable
18(1)
Twisted-Pair Cable
19(8)
Exercise 1-1: Crimping a Category 5 Cable
25(2)
Fiber-Optic Cable
27(2)
Connector Types
29(3)
Networking over Power Lines
32(1)
Media Converters
33(2)
Access Methods
35(3)
CSMA/CD
35(1)
CSMA/CA
36(1)
Token Passing
36(1)
Modulation Techniques
37(1)
Multiplexing and De-multiplexing
37(1)
Bit Rates vs. Baud Rate
37(1)
Network Architectures
38(7)
Baseband and Broadband
38(1)
Ethernet
39(3)
Token Ring
42(1)
FDDI
42(3)
Exercise 1-2: Identifying the Different Network Architectures
43(2)
Network Operating Systems
45(5)
Windows Servers
45(3)
Exercise 1-3: Installing DNS on a Windows Server
47(1)
UNIX/Linux
48(1)
Certification Summary
49(1)
Two-Minute Drill
50(2)
Q& A Self Test
52(9)
Self Test Answers
56(5)
2 Network Protocols and Standards 61(34)
Network Protocols
61(6)
NetBEUI
62(1)
What Is NetBIOS?
62(1)
IPX/SPX
63(1)
AppleTalk
64(1)
TCP/IP
65(1)
Routable vs. Nonroutable Protocols
66(1)
The OSI Model
67(16)
Layer 7: The Application Layer
69(1)
Layer 6: The Presentation Layer
69(1)
Layer 5: The Session Layer
70(1)
Layer 4: The Transport Layer
70(2)
Layer 3: The Network Layer
72(1)
Layer 2: The Data Link Layer
72(1)
Layer 1: The Physical Layer
73(1)
Data Encapsulation
73(2)
Exercise 2-1: Mixing and Matching OSI Model Definitions
74(1)
Protocols and the OSI Layers
75(8)
Exercise 2-2: Viewing Protocol Information with Network Monitor
78(4)
Exercise 2-3: Analyzing Network Traffic
82(1)
802 Project Standards
83(4)
IEEE 802 Categories
83(3)
Certification Summary
86(1)
Two-Minute Drill
87(1)
Q&A Self Test
88(7)
Self Test Answers
91(4)
3 Networking Components 95(54)
Network Interface Cards
96(9)
Transceivers
96(5)
Exercise 3-1: Configuring a Network Card
100(1)
MAC Address
101(2)
Exercise 3-2: Determining Your Local Machine's MAC Address
102(1)
Troubleshooting Network Cards
103(2)
Hubs, MAUs, and Repeaters
105(5)
Hubs
105(4)
Multistation Access Units
109(1)
Repeaters
110(1)
Bridges and Switches
110(7)
Bridges
111(1)
Switches
112(5)
Routers and Brouters
117(3)
Routers
117(2)
Brouters
119(1)
Collision Domains and Broadcast Domains
119(1)
Gateways and Security Devices
120(3)
Gateways
120(1)
Firewalls
121(1)
Intrusion Detection Systems
121(2)
Exercise 3-3: Identifying Network Components
122(1)
Other Networking Devices
123(14)
Wireless Access Points
123(1)
Analog Modems
123(1)
CSU/DSU
124(1)
ISDN
124(1)
Network Appliances
125(1)
Virtualization
126(1)
Cloud Computing
127(2)
Storage Area Networks
129(1)
SCADA/ICS and Medianets
130(1)
Power Management
131(1)
Wiring Distribution and Rack Systems
131(4)
Device Placement and Labeling
135(1)
Certification Summary
136(1)
Two-Minute Drill
137(2)
Q&A Self Test
139(10)
Self Test Answers
143(6)
4 TCP/IP Addressing 149(36)
TCP/IP Fundamentals
150(2)
TCP/IP Settings
150(2)
Exercise 4-1: Identifying Remote Systems
151(1)
TCP/IP Addressing
152(12)
Understanding Binary
153(2)
Exercise 4-2: Converting Decimal to Binary
154(1)
Exercise 4-3: Converting Binary to Decimal
154(1)
Address Classes
155(2)
Exercise 4-4: Identifying Address Classes
157(1)
Loopback Address
157(1)
Private Addresses
158(1)
Exercise 4-5: Understanding Valid Addresses
159(1)
Addressing Schemes
159(1)
TCP/IP Ports
160(4)
Exercise 4-6: Viewing TCP/IP Port Values
162(2)
TCP/IP Configuration Concepts
164(15)
Manual Configuration
164(1)
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
165(3)
Exercise 4-7: Configuring TCP/IP to Use DHCP
166(2)
APIPA
168(1)
Boot Protocol
168(1)
Domain Name System
168(4)
Windows Internet Naming Service
172(2)
Exercise 4-8: Configuring a Client for DNS
173(1)
Configuring a Linux Machine for TCP/IP
174(4)
Certification Summary
178(1)
Two-Minute Drill
179(1)
Q&A Self Test
180(5)
Self Test Answers
183(2)
5 TCP/IP Protocols 185(40)
TCP/IP Protocol Suite
186(16)
The TCP/IP Model
186(16)
Exercise 5-1: Identifying TCP/IP Protocols
197(5)
IPv6 Fundamentals
202(6)
IPv6 Addressing and Hexadecimal Addressing
202(4)
IPv6 Protocols
206(1)
Tunneling Protocols
206(2)
Exercise 5-2: Exploring IPv6
207(1)
Network Services
208(9)
Web Services
208(1)
Network Controllers
208(1)
DHCP
208(1)
DNS
208(1)
RDP
209(1)
WINS
209(1)
NAT/PAT/SNAT
209(3)
ICS
212(1)
SMB/CIFS
212(1)
NFS
213(1)
AFP
214(1)
Samba
214(1)
ZeroConfig
215(1)
VoIP
215(1)
Unified Voice Services
216(1)
Certification Summary
216(1)
Two-Minute Drill
217(2)
Q&A Self Test
219(6)
Self Test Answers
222(3)
6 TCP/IP Utilities and Troubleshooting 225(76)
Communication Requires ARP
226(8)
How ARP Works
227(1)
ARP Cache
228(6)
Exercise 6-1: Using ARP to See Your Local ARP Cache
230(4)
RARP
234(1)
Common TCP/IP Commands
234(28)
IPCONFIG and ifconfig
234(5)
Exercise 6-2: Using IPCONFIG
237(2)
Ping and Hping2
239(5)
Exercise 6-3: Using Ping
240(4)
Tracert/traceroute
244(4)
Netstat
248(6)
Exercise 6-4: Using Netstat to Determine Open Connections to a System
253(1)
Telnet
254(2)
Exercise 6-5: Using Telnet to Remotely Administer a Cisco Router
256(1)
FTP
256(6)
Exercise 6-6: Configuring and Using FTP
258(4)
Name Resolution Commands
262(13)
NBTSTAT
262(7)
Exercise 6-7; Using NBTSTAT to View NetBIOS Name Tables
267(2)
NSLOOKUP and DIG
269(6)
Exercise 6-8: Using NSLOOKUP
272(3)
TCP/IP Utilities
275(4)
Hostname and Host
275(1)
MTR
276(1)
Route
276(1)
Arping
277(1)
Pathping
278(1)
MAC Address Lookup Table
279(1)
Troubleshooting with TCP/IP Utilities
279(9)
Connectivity Problems
280(2)
Name-Resolution Problems
282(4)
Certification Summary
286(2)
Two-Minute Drill
288(2)
Q&A Self Test
290(11)
Self Test Answers
296(5)
7 Configuring Routers and Switches 301(24)
Basic Router Configuration
302(6)
Configuration Modes
302(1)
Configuring the Hostname
303(1)
Configuring Interfaces
303(5)
Exercise 7-1: Performing Basic Configuration of Cisco Routers
306(2)
Basic Switch Configuration
308(10)
Configuring Interfaces
309(3)
Configuring VLANs
312(2)
Port Mirroring
314(1)
Exercise 7-2: Configuring VLANs on Cisco Switches
315(1)
Configuring Port Security
315(1)
Switch Management
316(2)
Troubleshooting Connectivity
318(2)
Layer-1 and Layer-2 Troubleshooting
318(1)
Layer-3 Troubleshooting
319(1)
Certification Summary
319(1)
Two-Minute Drill
320(1)
Q&A Self Test
321(4)
Self Test Answers
323(2)
8 Subnetting and Routing 325(42)
Understanding Subnetting
326(11)
Exercise 8-1: Subnetting IP Addresses
331(6)
Classful vs. Classless Addressing
337(3)
CIDR
337(3)
Exercise 8-2: Subnetting Networks
338(2)
Supernetting
340(1)
Understanding Routing and Static Routes
340(13)
Routing Concepts
341(1)
Cisco Routers
342(7)
Exercise 8-3: Configuring Cisco Routers
346(3)
Windows Routers
349(4)
Dynamic Routing Protocols
353(8)
Routing Metrics
353(1)
Distance Vector
354(3)
Link State
357(1)
Advanced Concepts
358(2)
Certification Summary
360(1)
Two-Minute Drill
361(1)
Q&A Self Test
362(5)
Self Test Answers
364(3)
9 Configuring Network Services 367(34)
Understanding DNS
368(7)
DNS Overview
369(1)
Configuring DNS Records
369(4)
Dynamic DNS
373(2)
Exercise 9-1: Installing and Configuring DNS
375(1)
Deploying DHCP
375(8)
DHCP Overview
376(1)
Configuring DHCP
377(4)
Configuring Reservations
381(1)
Exercise 9-2: Installing and Configuring DHCP
382(1)
DHCP Relay and IP Helper
382(1)
Implementing NAT
383(6)
NAT Overview
383(3)
Configuring NAT
386(3)
Exercise 9-3: Configuring NAT on Windows Server
388(1)
Port Forwarding, Proxy Servers, and Unified Communications
389(5)
Port Forwarding
389(2)
Exercise 9-4: Configuring Port Forwarding
390(1)
Proxy Servers
391(1)
Unified Communications
391(2)
Certification Summary
393(1)
Two-Minute Drill
394(1)
Q&A Self Test
395(6)
Self Test Answers
398(3)
10 Wireless Networking 401(42)
Wireless Basics
402(7)
Wireless Concepts
402(1)
Wireless Network Types
403(1)
Wireless Standards
404(2)
Channels
406(2)
Authentication and Encryption
408(1)
Securing Wireless
409(9)
Security Best Practices
410(4)
Threats Against Wireless
414(4)
Implementing a Wireless Network
418(16)
Configuring the Wireless Router/Access Point
418(4)
Wireless Security
422(6)
Configuring the Client
428(2)
Exercise 10-1: Configuring a Wireless Network
429(1)
Implementing MAC Filtering
430(1)
Changing the SSID and Implementing WEP
430(1)
Configuring a Windows 8 Client
431(1)
Configuring Roaming Wireless
431(1)
Understanding Mobile Devices
431(1)
Troubleshooting Wireless
432(2)
PAN Networking
434(2)
Infrared (IR)
434(1)
Bluetooth
435(1)
NFC
436(1)
Certification Summary
436(1)
Two-Minute Drill
436(2)
Q&A Self Test
438(5)
Self Test Answers
440(3)
11 Remote Access and VPN Connectivity 443(44)
Remote Connectivity Concepts
444(8)
Public Switched Telephone Network
445(2)
Integrated Services Digital Network
447(5)
Remote Access Service (RAS)
452(9)
Serial Line Internet Protocol
453(1)
Point-to-Point Protocol
453(8)
Exercise 11-1: Enabling Modem Logging in Windows
460(1)
Dial-Up Networking
461(7)
Modem Configuration Parameters
462(2)
Unimodem
464(1)
Telephony API
464(2)
Requirements for a Remote Connection
466(2)
Exercise 11-2: Creating a PPP Dial-Up Connection
467(1)
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
468(11)
VPN Overview
468(1)
VPN Protocols
469(8)
Exercise 11-3: Setting Up a VPN Server
472(3)
Exercise 11-4: Setting Up a VPN Client
475(2)
Certification Summary
477(2)
Two-Minute Drill
479(1)
Q&A Self Test
480(7)
Self Test Answers
483(4)
12 Wide Area Network Technologies 487(28)
Packet-Switching vs. Circuit-Switching Networks
488(4)
Packet Switching
488(1)
Circuit Switching
489(1)
X.25 and Frame Relay
490(2)
Fiber-Optic WAN Technologies
492(5)
Synchronous Optical Network/Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
492(1)
Optical Carrier Level-X
493(1)
Fiber Distributed Data Interface
494(2)
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
496(1)
Internet Access Technologies
497(9)
Leased Lines with Tx-/Ex-Carriers
498(1)
DSL/ADSL
499(2)
Broadband Cable
501(1)
High Speed via Satellite and Cellular Networks
502(2)
Other Methods of Internet Access
504(1)
Certification Summary
505(1)
Two-Minute Drill
506(1)
Q&: Self Test
507(8)
Self Test Answers
511(4)
13 Implementing a Network 515(56)
Installing a Network
516(9)
Networking Options
516(3)
Network Requirements
519(4)
Exercise 13-1: Confirming Networking Components in Windows
522(1)
Installing a Network Server
523(2)
Creating User Accounts
525(10)
Built-in Accounts
526(1)
Creating User Accounts
526(6)
Exercise 13-2: Creating Users in Active Directory
530(2)
Password Policies
532(3)
Exercise 13-3: Configuring a Password Policy
534(1)
Managing Groups
535(5)
Built-in Groups
535(2)
Creating Groups
537(3)
Exercise 13-4: Creating Groups in Active Directory
538(2)
Securing Files and Folders
540(7)
Securing Files in Windows
540(3)
Exercise 13-5: Configuring Permissions in Windows Server 2012
541(2)
Connecting to a Shared Folder
543(1)
Securing Files in Linux
544(3)
Installing Printers
547(4)
Installing a Print Server
547(1)
Changing Printer Permissions
548(2)
Exercise 13-6: Installing a Printer on Windows Server 2012
549(1)
Configuring a Print Client
550(1)
Working with Network Hardware
551(11)
Environmental Factors that Affect Computer Networks
552(2)
Common Peripheral Ports and Network Components
554(5)
Compatibility and Cabling Issues
559(1)
Implementing a SOHO Network
559(1)
Implement a Network Based on Requirements
560(1)
Certification Summary
561(1)
Two-Minute Drill
562(2)
Q&A Self Test
564(7)
Self Test Answers
568(3)
14 Maintaining and Supporting a Network 571(50)
Network Upgrades and Downgrades
572(4)
Safety Practices
572(2)
Software Upgrades
574(1)
Hardware Upgrades
574(2)
Installing Patches and Updates
576(6)
Exercise 14-1: Configuring Windows Update
578(1)
Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)
579(3)
Antivirus and Antispyware Software
582(4)
Antivirus Software
582(3)
Antispyware/Adware
585(1)
Backing Up Network Data
586(8)
Tape Drives
586(2)
Archives
588(1)
Full, Incremental, and Differential Backups
588(3)
Scheduling Backups
591(3)
Exercise 14-2: Backing Up and Restoring Data on a Windows Server
592(2)
Providing Fault Tolerance
594(8)
RAID Level 0
594(3)
RAID Level 1
597(2)
RAID 5
599(3)
Exercise 14-3: Understanding and Configuring Fault Tolerance
601(1)
Network Documentation and Configuration Management
602(8)
Wiring Schematics
602(1)
Physical Network Diagrams
603(1)
Logical Network Diagrams
604(1)
Asset Management
604(1)
IP Address Utilization
604(1)
Vendor Documentation
604(1)
Baselines
604(1)
Internal Policies, Procedures, and Standards
605(1)
Change Management
606(2)
Configuration Management
608(1)
Certification Summary
609(1)
Two-Minute Drill
610(2)
Q8A Self Test
612(9)
Self Test Answers
617(4)
15 Network Security Principles 621(72)
Understanding Attack Types
622(7)
Social Engineering
622(1)
Phishing Attack
623(1)
Network-Based Attacks
623(3)
Common Vulnerabilities
626(1)
Malicious Software
627(1)
Mitigating Attacks
628(1)
Understanding System Security
629(25)
Authentication
629(6)
Authorization
635(1)
Windows Security Subsystem
636(6)
Configuring Permissions
642(1)
Securing the Registry
642(4)
Exercise 15-1: Setting Permissions on Registry Keys
645(1)
Configuring User Rights
646(3)
Exercise 15-2: Modifying User Rights on a Windows System
648(1)
Configuring Auditing
649(5)
Exercise 15-3: Implementing Auditing in Windows
653(1)
Implementing Network Security
654(3)
Network Access Security
654(3)
Securing Communication
657(9)
Defining Data Encryption
658(2)
Encryption Methods
660(1)
Encryption Standards
661(1)
Methods of Securing Traffic
662(4)
Fault Tolerance and Disaster Recovery
666(3)
Fault Tolerance
666(1)
Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
667(2)
Guidelines to Protect the Network
669(13)
Physical Security
670(1)
Firewalls
670(1)
Intrusion Detection Systems
671(2)
Patch Management
673(1)
Hardening Devices and Systems
674(1)
Data Encryption
675(1)
Policies and Procedures
676(2)
Vulnerability Testing and Penetration Testing
678(2)
End-User Awareness and Training
680(1)
Certification Summary
681(1)
Two-Minute Drill
682(3)
Q&A Self Test
685(8)
Self Test Answers
689(4)
16 Network Security Practices 693(32)
Implement Network Hardening Techniques
694(5)
Security Policy and Access Control Models
694(1)
Antimalware Software
695(1)
Switch Port Security
696(1)
Disable Unneeded Network Services
697(1)
Network Segmentation and Access Lists
697(1)
Use Secure Protocols
698(1)
Physical Security Controls
699(4)
Securing the Premises
699(2)
Network Closet/Server Room
701(1)
Access Control Methods
702(1)
Implementing Firewalls
703(10)
Firewall Architecture
704(2)
Firewall Types
706(2)
Other Firewall Features
708(2)
Configuring Access Control Lists
710(3)
Exercise 16-1: Enabling the Windows Firewall
712(1)
Basic Forensics Concepts
713(4)
First Responder
713(1)
Evidence Collection
714(1)
Handling Evidence
715(1)
Forensics Report
716(1)
Legal Hold
717(1)
Certification Summary
717(1)
Two-Minute Drill
717(2)
Q&A Self Test
719(6)
Self Test Answers
721(4)
17 Monitoring the Network 725(20)
Monitoring and Logging
726(3)
Monitoring
726(2)
Logging
728(1)
Monitoring Tools
729(8)
Packet/Network Analyzer
729(1)
Port Scanner
730(1)
Exercise 17-1: Using a Port Scanner
731(1)
System Monitor
731(4)
Exercise 17-2: Using System Monitor
734(1)
Event Viewer
735(1)
Exercise 17-3: Checking Event Logs
735(1)
Other Monitoring Tools
736(1)
Environmental and Power Monitoring
737(1)
Monitoring Techniques to Track Problems
737(2)
Monitoring Best Practices
737(1)
Monitoring Utilization
738(1)
Interface Monitoring
738(1)
Certification Summary
739(1)
Two-Minute Drill
739(1)
Q&A Self Test
740(5)
Self Test Answers
742(3)
18 Troubleshooting the Network 745(46)
Managing Network Problems
746(3)
Does the Problem Exist Across the Network?
746(1)
Workstation, Workgroup, LAN, or WAN Problem?
747(1)
Is the Problem Consistent and Replicable?
748(1)
Standard Troubleshooting Methods
748(1)
Network Troubleshooting Methodology
749(5)
Step 1: Identify the Problem
750(1)
Step 2: Establish a Theory of Probable Cause
751(1)
Step 3: Test the Theory to Determine Cause
751(1)
Step 4: Establish a Plan of Action to Resolve the Problem and Identify Potential Effects
751(1)
Step 5: Implement the Solution or Escalate as Necessary
752(1)
Step 6: Verify Full System Functionality and, If Applicable, Implement Preventative Measures
752(1)
Step 7: Document Findings, Actions, and Outcomes
753(1)
Other Methodology Steps
753(1)
Sample Troubleshooting Situations
753(1)
System or Operator Problems
754(1)
Checking Physical and Logical Indicators
755(11)
Link Lights
755(1)
Collision Lights
755(1)
Power Lights
756(1)
Error Displays
756(1)
Error Logs and Displays
756(1)
Performance Issues and Optimization
757(2)
Physical and Logical Issues
759(7)
Other Symptoms and Causes of Network Problems
766(9)
Recognizing Abnormal Physical Conditions
768(1)
Isolating and Correcting Problems in the Physical Media
769(1)
Checking the Status of Servers
769(2)
Checking for Configuration Problems
771(2)
Checking for Viruses
773(1)
Checking the Validity of the Account Name and Password
773(1)
Rechecking Operator Logon Procedures
774(1)
Selecting and Running Appropriate Diagnostics
774(1)
Network Troubleshooting Tools
775(7)
Cable Crimper, Wire Stripper, and Punch-Down Tool
775(1)
Cable Tester, Certifier, and Butt Set
776(1)
Crossover Cables
777(1)
Loopback Plug, Line Testers, and Light Meter
777(1)
Tone Generator/Toner Probe
778(1)
TDR and OTDR
778(1)
Oscilloscopes
778(1)
Multimeter
779(1)
Software Troubleshooting Tools
780(1)
Certification Summary
781(1)
Two-Minute Drill
782(2)
Q&A Self Test
784(7)
Self Test Answers
787(4)
A About the DVD 791(4)
System Requirements
792(1)
Total Tester Premium Practice Exam Software
792(1)
Installing and Running Total Tester
792(1)
Pre-assessment Test
792(1)
Video Training from the Author
793(1)
Performance-Based Questions PDF and Video Demonstrations
793(1)
Lab Book, Lab Book Answers, and Lab Files
793(1)
Quick Review Guide PDF
793(1)
Glossary
793(1)
PDF Copy of the Book
794(1)
Technical Support
794(1)
Total Seminars Technical Support
794(1)
McGraw-Hill Education Content Support
794(1)
Index 795
Glen E. Clarke (Halifax, NS) holds a number of industry certifications such as Microsofts MCSE, MCSD, MCSA Messaging, and MCSA Security. He also holds a number of CompTIA certifications, including CompTIA Security+, CompTIA Network+, and CompTIA A+, in addition to the Prosoft Security Analyst (CIW SA) certification. Glen is an experienced trainer, author, and technical editor, and works for GigaBlink Technologies Inc., a training and consulting company located in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Glen is also an active member of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA).