CompTIA Network+: Network Operations
CompTIA
| Intermediate
- 15 videos | 1h 30m 38s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
The goal of network operations is typically to monitor, manage, and respond to network-related incidents to ensure a network's overall availability and performance is not compromised. In this course, you'll learn about statistics and sensors available to ensure network availability. You'll explore the Simple Network Management Protocol and how it works, and examine using network device logs. You'll also learn about interface statistics, errors, and alerts, as well as environmental factors and sensors that relate to temperature, humidity, electrical, and flooding. You'll then learn about organizational documents and policies, and learn how to plan for incident response, disaster recovery, and business continuity. Lastly, you'll explore hardening and security policy planning strategies, and common documentation every organization should maintain. This course is one of a collection of courses that prepares learners for the N10-008: CompTIA Network+ certification exam.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discover the key concepts covered in this course
Recognize different device and network metrics, including central processing unit (cpu) usage, memory, network metrics, bandwidth, latency, and jitter
Describe the simple network management protocol (snmp) and how it works
Outline the purpose of network logging features including traffic and audit logs, syslog, and logging severity levels
Recognize key network interface statistics such as link state, speed/duplex, send/receive traffic, cyclic redundancy checks (crcs), protocol packet and byte counts
Outline the most common interface errors and alerts including crc errors, giants, runts, and encapsulation errors
Outline key environmental factors and sensors such as temperature, humidity, electrical, and flooding
Recognize how to determine network performance and availability baselines -
Describe netflow data and how to analyze it
Recognize how to determine uptime percentages and types of downtime
Describe how to create organizational plans and procedures for network operations including change management, incident response, disaster recovery, standard operating procedures, business continuity, and system life cycle
Outline the purpose and features of policies used to ensure network hardening and security including policies for passwords, acceptable use, bring your own device (byod), remote access, onboarding and offboarding, security, and data loss prevention
Outline the purpose and features of common documentation for network operations including physical network diagrams, logical network diagrams, wiring diagrams, site surveys, audit and assessment reports, and baseline configurations
Outline the purpose and characteristics of common network operations agreements, including the non-disclosure agreement (nda), service-level agreement (sla), and memorandum of understanding (mou)
Summarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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1m 47s
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9m 49s
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3. Simple Network Management Protocol5m 50s
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4. Network Device Logging6m 39s
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5. Common Network Interface Statistics7m 2s
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6. Common Network Interface Errors4m 48s
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7. Environmental Factors and Sensors7m 3s
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8. Network Performance and Availability Baselines4m 13s
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9. NetFlow Data Analysis5m 45s
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10. Network Uptime and Downtime9m 15s
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11. Organizational Planning and Procedures10m
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12. Network Security Policies8m 8s
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13. Common Network Operations Documentation5m 51s
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14. Common Network Operations Agreements3m 24s
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15. Course Summary1m 4s
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