Certified Network Principles - CNP

Certified Network Principles : CNP, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 543 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 11 reviews, and has 63 subscribers.

You will learn about Explain the basic concepts and principles of computer networks. Understand the layers of the OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model and their functions. Understand common network protocols, such as TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, and HTTP. Understand network architecture components, including routers, switches, and gateways. Understand the importance of network security and the challenges associated with securing networks. Understand network management principles and protocols, such as SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol). Understand wireless networking principles, including Wi-Fi standards, access points, and wireless security protocols. This course is ideal for individuals who are Network administrators working in enterprises or Students of Data Communication or Aspiring Cyber Security Professionals or IT professionals looking to enhance their knowledge of networking principles It is particularly useful for Network administrators working in enterprises or Students of Data Communication or Aspiring Cyber Security Professionals or IT professionals looking to enhance their knowledge of networking principles.

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Summary

Title: Certified Network Principles : CNP

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 543

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 543

Number of Published Quizzes: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 553

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 553

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Explain the basic concepts and principles of computer networks.

Understand the layers of the OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model and their functions.

Understand common network protocols, such as TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, and HTTP.

Understand network architecture components, including routers, switches, and gateways.

Understand the importance of network security and the challenges associated with securing networks.

Understand network management principles and protocols, such as SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol).

Understand wireless networking principles, including Wi-Fi standards, access points, and wireless security protocols.

Who Should Attend

Network administrators working in enterprises

Students of Data Communication

Aspiring Cyber Security Professionals

IT professionals looking to enhance their knowledge of networking principles

Target Audiences

Network administrators working in enterprises

Students of Data Communication

Aspiring Cyber Security Professionals

IT professionals looking to enhance their knowledge of networking principles

The “Certified Network Principles (CNP)” course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of network principles and concepts. This course serves as a foundational program for individuals who want to pursue a career in networking or enhance their existing networking knowledge.

The course also covers the day to day administration tasks that are faced by network administrators working in enterprises. Overall, the course offers a great opportunity to learn the basics of networking and preparing for the challenging tasks faced by real-world network administrators.

After successfully completing this course, the students will be able to understand the basic networking principles and their practical implementation in corporate network. The course also enables the students to comprehend the overall lifecycle of an IT asset, be it desktops, networking components, security solutions and/or the latest networking technologies.

The course also helps the students to be able to plan the corporate networks, keeping in mind the industry best-practices. The topics related to the virtualization, VoIP, CASB, network virtualization, IoT and cloud networks offer the students unparallel advantage over industry peers and enable them to be a step ahead of the other professionals in the networking industry.

The course covers the topics in a great depth with ten chapters and over fifteen hours of lectures offering a deep dive in every technology that it discusses. The prospective students targeting career growth in the field of computer networking, cyber security, IT administration and any other managerial role must find this course very interesting and helpful to achieve their targets.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Outline

Chapter 2: Chapter 1 – Introduction to Network Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Introduction to Network Fundamentals

Lecture 2: Overview

Chapter 3: Section 1: Basics of Networking

Lecture 1: What is a Network?

Lecture 2: Network Integration

Lecture 3: Networking Components

Lecture 4: Networking Components (cont.)

Lecture 5: Networking Components (cont.)

Lecture 6: Networking Components (cont.)

Lecture 7: Networking Components (cont.)

Lecture 8: Logical Infrastructure Design Notes

Lecture 9: Networking Challenges

Chapter 4: Section 2: Classifying Networks

Lecture 1: Important Definition

Lecture 2: The Different Types of Networks

Lecture 3: Explaining the Different Types of Networks

Lecture 4: Explaining the Different Types of Networks Cont

Lecture 5: Explaining the Different Types of Networks Cont

Lecture 6: Network Topology

Lecture 7: Different Network Topologies

Chapter 5: Section 3: Network Models

Lecture 1: What is the Purpose of a Reference Model?

Lecture 2: 7 Layers of the OSI Model

Lecture 3: Explaining the 7 layers of the OSI Model

Lecture 4: TCP/IP Reference Model

Lecture 5: The Explanation of the 4 TCP/IP Layers

Chapter 6: Section 4: Troubleshooting Process

Lecture 1: Troubleshooting General Methodology

Lecture 2: What are the Best Practices for Successful Network Ethernet Troubleshooting?

Lecture 3: Network+ Troubleshooting Problem

Lecture 4: Troubleshooting Techniques

Lecture 5: Troubleshooting Techniques Cont

Lecture 6: Troubleshooting Techniques Cont

Lecture 7: Troubleshooting Techniques Cont

Lecture 8: Troubleshooting Techniques Cont

Lecture 9: Troubleshooting Techniques Cont

Lecture 10: Network Troubleshooting Tools

Lecture 11: Review

Chapter 7: Chapter 2 – The Physical Networking Fundamentals

Lecture 1: The Physical Networking Fundamentals

Lecture 2: Course Outline

Lecture 3: Overview

Chapter 8: Section 1: Connection Technologies

Lecture 1: What is a Physical Network?

Lecture 2: Connection Technologies

Lecture 3: Ethernet

Lecture 4: Signaling and Modulating

Lecture 5: Baseband vs. Broadband

Lecture 6: Network Bandwidth

Lecture 7: Multiplexing

Lecture 8: Data Link Layer

Lecture 9: Network Interface Controller (NIC)

Lecture 10: Channel Access

Lecture 11: Multiple Access Techniques

Lecture 12: MAC Address

Lecture 13: Computer to Computer Connections

Lecture 14: Addressing Methods

Lecture 15: Ethernet Frame

Chapter 9: Section 2: Network Devices

Lecture 1: Types of Networking Devices

Lecture 2: Layer 1 Devices

Lecture 3: Layer 2 Device

Lecture 4: Switches

Lecture 5: Layer 3 Device

Lecture 6: Network Repeater

Lecture 7: Network Modem

Chapter 10: Section 3: Copper Media

Lecture 1: Electrical Interference

Lecture 2: Types of Copper Media

Lecture 3: UTP vs. STP

Lecture 4: UTP Categories

Lecture 5: Twisted-Pair Connectors

Lecture 6: Wiring Standard

Lecture 7: Centralized Connections

Lecture 8: Centralized Connections Cont

Lecture 9: RS-232

Lecture 10: Termination Tools

Lecture 11: COAX Cable

Lecture 12: Different Types of COAXIAL Cables

Lecture 13: Cable Testing Tools

Lecture 14: Troubleshooting Copper Cables

Chapter 11: Section 4: Optical Media

Lecture 1: Optical Fibers

Lecture 2: Fiber Types

Lecture 3: Fiber Types Cont

Lecture 4: Fiber Types Cont

Lecture 5: Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (WDM)

Lecture 6: Up to 200GB Technology

Lecture 7: Fiber Optical Connectors

Lecture 8: Fiber Optical Connectors Cont

Lecture 9: Fiber Optical Standards

Lecture 10: Equipment

Lecture 11: Troubleshooting Fiber

Chapter 12: Section 5: Ethernet Standards

Lecture 1: The Evolution of Ethernet

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