So You Want to be a Network Engineer?

So You Want to be a Network Engineer?, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.73, with 45 lectures, based on 3706 reviews, and has 117003 subscribers.

You will learn about Work out which IT path you prefer Get a basic understanding of various networking technologies This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to make a career change into IT or Anyone trying to work out which IT path they want to follow It is particularly useful for People who want to make a career change into IT or Anyone trying to work out which IT path they want to follow.

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Summary

Title: So You Want to be a Network Engineer?

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.73

Number of Lectures: 45

Number of Published Lectures: 45

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 45

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Work out which IT path you prefer
Get a basic understanding of various networking technologies

Who Should Attend

People who want to make a career change into IT
Anyone trying to work out which IT path they want to follow

Target Audiences

People who want to make a career change into IT
Anyone trying to work out which IT path they want to follow

If you are looking to make a career change into IT or get ahead in your current IT role you need to get certified. But which career path is for you? Network support, desktop support, core router and switch support, voice networking, security engineer…the choice is overwhelming.

This series of taster lessons will let you dip your toes into a large number of courses to see which one you like the best. The courses take you from beginner level (A+ to up advanced with Cisco CCNP).

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: CompTIA A+ – PC Engineer

Lecture 1: The Computer – An Overview

Lecture 2: Motherboards – Chipsets and Buses

Lecture 3: Troubleshooting Windows – Troubleshooting Tools

Chapter 2: CompTIA Network+ – Network Engineer

Lecture 1: Basic Network Theory and Terminology

Lecture 2: TCP/IP Tools and Commands

Lecture 3: Dynamic Routing and Protocols

Chapter 3: CompTIA Security+ – Network Security Engineer

Lecture 1: Security Fundamentals – Information Security

Lecture 2: Network Security – Network Devices

Lecture 3: Risk Management – Penetration Testing

Chapter 4: Microsoft MTA – Operating System Fundamentals

Lecture 1: The Control Panel

Lecture 2: Installation and Virtualization

Lecture 3: Maintenance and Updates

Chapter 5: Microsoft MTA – Windows Server Administration Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Device Drivers

Lecture 2: Remote Access

Lecture 3: Active Directory Infrastructure

Chapter 6: Microsoft MCSA – Windows Server 2012

Lecture 1: Server Dashboard Quick Look

Lecture 2: Managing Computer Accounts

Lecture 3: Overview of Virtualization Technologies

Chapter 7: Cisco CCNA Routing & Switching

Lecture 1: Introduction to Cisco Networking

Lecture 2: Introduction to switching

Lecture 3: Access Control Lists

Chapter 8: Cisco CCNA Security

Lecture 1: Introduction to Network Security

Lecture 2: Understanding Privilege Levels

Lecture 3: Introduction to Firewalls

Chapter 9: Cisco CCNA Voice

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: IOS DHCP Server Configuration

Lecture 3: A Quick Glimpse at CUE

Chapter 10: Juniper Networks Certified Associate Junos – JNCIA-Junos

Lecture 1: Introduction to JUNOS

Lecture 2: First Lab – Introduction to Junos OS

Lecture 3: Junos OS CLI – The Basics

Chapter 11: Juniper Enterprise Routing and Switching, Specialist – JNCIS-ENT

Lecture 1: Switching & VLANs

Lecture 2: OSPF

Lecture 3: Tunneling

Chapter 12: Juniper Security Specialist – JNCIS-SEC

Lecture 1: Intro to Security

Lecture 2: Security Policies

Lecture 3: AntiSpam

Chapter 13: Junior Level Linux Certification – LPIC1

Lecture 1: What is Linux / what's in it for me?

Lecture 2: Mass storage devices; adding and removing kernel modules

Lecture 3: Install and Configure a Bootmanager – GRUB

Chapter 14: Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator – RHCSA

Lecture 1: Introduction to Red Hat Linux

Lecture 2: Basic Red Hat Installation

Lecture 3: User Administration

Chapter 15: Wireshark Certified Network Analyst – WCNA

Lecture 1: Introduction to Network Analysis

Lecture 2: Global and Personal Preferences

Lecture 3: Find the cause of performance problems

Instructors

Paul Browning
Cisco Engineer and Internet Entrepreneur

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 82 votes
2 stars: 142 votes
3 stars: 544 votes
4 stars: 1203 votes
5 stars: 1735 votes

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