Network Models— This section defines the client/server and peer-to-peer networking models and explains the differences between the two.
Internet Connectivity Technologies— This section demonstrates how to install modems and make dial-up connections, and it defines services such as ISDN, DSL, Cable, and Satellite. It also talks about LAN connectivity to the Internet.
Network Protocols— In this section, you will learn the basics about the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) suite.
TCP/IP Applications and Technologies— This section covers the various protocols and services that run within the scope of TCP/IP, for example HTTP, e-mail, and FTP.
Network Topologies— This portion briefly describes the four topologies you should know for the exam.
Network Types— Here you will find out about wired and wireless network technologies.
Cable and Connector Types— This section defines twisted pair cable, coaxial, fiber optic, and the different connectors each cable uses.
Installing Network Interface Cards— This portion shows how to install network adapters into various busses such as PCI, USB, and PC Card bus.
Configuring Network Interface Cards— Here you will learn how to configure the media type, duplex settings, and work with wireless protocols.
Switches and Hubs— This section covers the differences between a hub and a switch.
Beyond LANs—Bridges, Repeaters, and Routers— This section delves into the devices that allow data to flow past the LAN and out to the Internet.
Networking Configuration— This section describes the different protocols supported by Windows, demonstrates how to configure TCP/IP, and covers IPv4 addressing concepts.
Setting Up Shared Resources— This section demonstrates how to install File & Print Sharing and shows how to share folders, drives, and printers.
Setting Up the Network Client— This section reveals how to install network client software and network printers.
Using Shared Resources— Here you will find out how to utilize UNCs, FQDNs, and map drives to resources.
Browser Installation and Configuration— This section lays bare the fundamentals of proxy server settings and security settings.
Using Network Command-Line Tools— You have to know how to use ping, ipconfig, tracert, and more commands for the exam. Learn it here!
Network and Internet Troubleshooting— This section describes what to do in the event of a network failure or loss of access to resources and printers.
