CompTIA Server Certification Tutorials

Course Title: CompTIA Server Certification

Virtual Training Company's CompTIA Server+ Certification Tutorial is geared toward helping you to pass the certification test, but includes plenty of foundation material of use to both the beginner and the professional. Author Bill Ferguson's 9-hour course explains what a network is, what it does, and its components, as well as how to install, configure and upgrade a network. Start learning this valuable information right now by clicking on one of the movie links below.

Course Author/Expert: Bill Ferguson/Certified Instructor

Language: english

Full Online Training Available: Yes

Number of Course Movies: 123

Course Duration: 9 hours

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Overview & Foundation

Overview

What Is A Network

Peer to Peer vs. Server Centric

Server Categories

Server Roles Pt.1

Server Roles Pt.2

Server Roles Pt.3

Server Roles Pt.4

Server Roles Pt.5

Installation

Installation Overview

Verifying Compatibility

Verifying Power Sources

Verifying Connectivity

Verifying Inventory

Installation Tips Overview

Electrostatic Discharge

Avoiding ESD

Installing Processsors

Installing Memory

Installing IDE/ATA Hard Disks

Installing SCSI Chains

Installing the Network Subsystem

Installing Server Racks

Configuration

Configuration Overview

BIOS & Flashing

RAID Level 0

RAID Level 1

RAID Level 5

NOSs & File Systems

Network Connectivity

UPS Configuration

NOS Updates & Driver Updates

Service Tools Overview

SNMP

Backup Software

Anti-Virus Software

System Monitors

Event Logs

Performing a Server Baseline

Documentation

Upgrading

Upgrading Overview

The Upgrade Checklist

Adding Processors Overview

Upgrading a Single Processor

Upgading to Multiple Processors

Adding Drives

Adding Memory

Flashing the BIOS

Upgrading Adapters

Adding Peripheral Devices

Upgrading the UPS

Proactive Maintenance

Proactive Maintenance Overview

Backups Overview

Incremental Backups

Differential Backups

Creating a Baseline

How SNMP Works

Physical Housekeeping

Verifying Hardware & Remote Notification

Environment

Environment Overview

Types of Environments

Controlling Temp/Humidity/Air Quality

Power Issues Overview

Spikes/Surges/Sags/Brownouts & Blackouts

Surge Suppressors & Line Conditioners

Uninterruptible Power Supplies

Fire Suppression & Flood Control

Electrostatic Discharge

Physical Security

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Overview

Methodology

Questioning Techniques

Using Your Senses

Task Manager

Windows NT Diagnostics

Event Viewer & Computer Managment Tools

TCP/IP Utilities Overview

Ping/Ipconfig & Tracert

Netstat & Nbtstat

Netdiag & NSLookup

Disaster Recovery

Fault Tolerance Overview

RAID & Redundancy

Clustering

Hot Swap/Warm Swap/Hot Spares

Disaster Recovery Plan

Types of Backup Hardware & Software

Restoring Servers & Physical Components