| CompTIA
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| A+
Essentials |
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CompTIA
A+ is the most recognized
and trusted certification
for entry – level
service technicians for
learning installation
and basic networking.
CompTIA A+ certification
in the curriculum adds
value to the resume when
applying for jobs in core
hardware and operating
system technologies. |
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A+
Essentials |
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PC
Components |
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Portable
Computers |
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Operating
Systems |
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PC
support |
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Pointers
and Scanners |
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Networking |
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| A+
Electives |
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| PC
Support industry |
| Configuring
& Troubleshooting the
OS |
| Network
Support |
| PC
Maintenance & Troubleshooting
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| Network+ |
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CompTIA
Network+ is a valuable
credential for beginning
a successful career in
networking. From installation
to troubleshooting, employers
trust CompTIA Network+
certified technicians
to successfully complete
the job. Adding a Comp
TIA certification to any
resume will prove to employers
one’s abilities
to keep their networks
up and running. |
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Networking
Fundamentals |
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The
OSI Model |
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Major
Network Operating Systems |
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TCP/IP
Fundamentals |
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Network
Remote Access |
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Network
Administration & Security |
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Troubleshooting |
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| Security+ |
CompTIA Security+ validates
one’s commitment to
security. Business owners
across all industries demand
professionals who can keep
their networks secure. A
Comp TIA Security+ credential
is one such valuable skill
employers look out for in
prospective candidates who
can keep their information
sate from network security
breaches.
General Security Concepts
Communication Security
Infrastructure Security
Basics of Cryptography
Physical Security
Implementing Web Security
PKI in the Enterprise
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| RedHat
Certified Courses |
| RedHat
Certified Engineer (RHCE) |
The Red Hat Certified
Engineer (RHCE) certification,
offered by RedHat, is
the performance based
measurements that measure
actual effective knowledge-base
and competency of the
user on live RedHat systems.
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| 033 |
Fundamentals of Linux
Structure of Linux Operating
System
Logging in and General
Orientation
X Window
Navigating the Files
Systems
Managing Files
File Permission and
Access
Shell Basics
Shell Advanced Features
Input and Output Redirection
Networking in Linux
Process Control
Offline File Shortage
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Installing Linux
Managing User Accounts
Understanding File Listing,
Ownership and Permission
Configuring Disk Devices
Creating and Managing
File Systems
File System Backup
Linux Boot Loaders
Managing Software using
RPM
Linux Kernel Management
Connecting to Network
Linux Network Services
Kickstart Installation
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Networking
Linux Basics for Networki8ng
Internet Network Services
Dynamic DNS
NIS
Networking File Sharing
SAMBA
Electronic Messaging
Apache
Defining system security
policies
System Authentication
services
Securing Data and Communication
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| Cisco
Certified Network Associate (CCNA) |
| CCNA
(640-802) |
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The
Cisco Certified Network
Associate (CCNA) certification,
offered by Cisco, analyses
and appreciates the ability
to install, configure, operate,
and troubleshoot routed
and switched and switched
networks, including implementation
and verification of connections
to remote site in a WAN.
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Describe
how a network works |
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Configure
verify and troubleshoot
a switch with VLANs and
interswitch communications |
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Implement
an IP addressing scheme
and IP services to meet
network requirements in
a medium-size Enterprise
branch office network |
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Configure,
verify, and troubleshoot
basic router operation and
routing on Cisco devices |
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Explain
and select the appropriate
administrative tasks required
for a WLAN |
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Identify
security threats to a network
and describe general methods
to mitigate those threats |
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Implement,
verify, and troubleshoot
NAT and ACLs in a medium-size
Enterprise branch office
network |
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Implement
and verify WAN links |
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| Planet
3 |
| Certified
Wireless Network Administrator (PWO-100) |
The CWNA (Certified Wireless
Network Administrator) certification
is a foundation level wireless
LAN certification for the
CWNP Program. CWNA certification
will get you started in
your wireless career by
ensuring you have the skills
to successfully administer
enterprise-class wireless
LANs.
Introduction to wireless
LANs.
Radio Frequency
Antennas
Spread Spectrum Technologies
Wireless LAN Infrastructure
Devices
Wireless LAN Standards
and Architecture
LAN Standards & MAC
Troubleshooting Wireless
LAN
Wireless LAN Security
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| Checkpoint
Certified Courses |
| Checkpoint
Certified Security Administrator NGX |
Introduction to Securities
and Firewall, Types of
Firewalls
Installation of checkpoint
Implementation of Rules
and Policies
NAT and Use of VPN in
NAT
Monitoring and Understanding
of Smart Defense
User Authentication methods
and types of Authentication
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| Cisco
Certified Network Professional (CCNP) |
| BSCI
(642-901) |
EIGRP Principles
Scalable EIGRP
Understanding Simple
Single-Area OSPF
OSPF Network Topologies
Using OSPF Across Multiple
Areas
OSPE Advanced Topics
Fundamentals of the
Integrated IS-IS Protocol
Configuring Integrated
IS-IS
Implementing Redistribution
and Controlling Routing
Updates
Controlling Redistribution
with Route Maps
Dynamic Host Control
Protocol
BGP Concepts
BGP Neighbors
Controlling BGP Route
Selection
IGMP
Configuring Multicast
Introduction to IPv6
and IPv6 Addressing
IPv6 Routing Protocols,
Configuration, and Transitioning
from IPv4
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| BCMSN
(642-812) |
Campus Network Overview
Modular Network Design
Switch Operation
Switch Port Configuration
VLANs and Trunks
VLANs Trunking Protocol
Aggregating Switch Links
Traditional Spanning
Tree Protocol
Spanning Tree Configuration
Protecting the Spanning
Tree Protocol
Multilayer Switching
Router, Supervisor,
and Power Redundancy
IP Telephony
Securing Switch Access
Securing with VLANs
Wireless LAN Overview
Wireless Architecture
and Design
Cisco Unified Wireless
Network
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| ISCWAN
(642-825) |
Describing Network Requirements
Describing Topologies
for Facilitating Remote
Connections
Describing Cable Technology
Describing DSL Technology
Configuring the CPE as
the PPPoE or PPPoA Client
Verifying Broadband ADSL
Configurations
Introducing MPLS Networks
Assigning MPLS Labels
to Packets
Implementing Frame Mode
MPLS
Describing MPLS VPN Technology
Understanding IPsec Components
and IPsec VPN Features
Implementing Site-to-Site
VPN Using SDM
Configuring IPsec Site-to-Site
VPN Using SDM
Configuring GRE Tunnels
over IPsec
Configuring High-Availability
Options
Configuring Cisco Easy
VPN and Easy VPN Server
Using
SDM
Implementing the Cisco
VPN Client
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| OCCN
(642-845) |
Describing Network Requirements
Introducing VoIP Networks
Digitizing and Packetizing
Voice
Encapsulating Voice Packets
for Transport
Calculating Bandwidth
Requirements
Implementing Voice Support
in an Enterprise Network
Introducing QoS
Identifying Models for
Implementing QoS
Identifying Methods for
Implementing QoS
Introducing Classification
and Marking
Using NBAR for Classification
Introducing Queuing Implementations
Configuring WFQ
Configuring CBWFQ and
LLQ
Introducing Congestion
Avoidance
Introducing Traffic Policing
and Shaping
Understanding WAN Link
Efficiency Mechanisms
Implementing QoS Preclassify
Deploying End-to-End
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| Sun
Certified Courses |
| Sun
Certified System Administrator (SCSA) |
The Sun Certified System
Administrator gives in
– depth knowledge
of basic UNIX and solaris
operating environment.
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| CX-310-200 |
Install Software
Manage File Systems
Perform System Boot
and Shutdown Procedures
for
SPARC,
X64 and x86-based systems
Perform User and Security
Administration
Manage Network printers
and System Processes
Perform System Backups
and Restores
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| CX-310-202 |
Describe Network Basics
Manage Virtual File
Systems and Core Dumps
Manage Storage Volumes
Control Access and Configure
Volumes
Control Access and Configure
System Messaging
Naming Services
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| Microsoft
Certified Courses |
| Microsoft
Certified System Engineer 2003 |
Microsoft
Certified System Engineer
(MCSE) candidates on the
Microsoft Windows Server
2003 track are required
to satisfy the following
requirements. Exam Requirements
are Four Core exams, one
client operating system
exam, one design exam,
One Elective exam.
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| Microsoft
Certified System Administrator 2003 |
Microsoft Certified System
Administrator (MCSA) candidates
on the Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 track are required
to satisfy the following
requirements. Exam Requirements
are Two Core exams, one
client operating system
exam, and one Elective exam.
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| Core
Exam Topics |
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70-290
Managing and Maintaining
a Microsoft Windows Server
2003 Environment |
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Managing
and Maintaining Physical
and Logical Devices |
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Managing
User, Computers and Groups |
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Managing
and Maintaining Access to
Resources |
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Managing
and Maintaining a Server Environment |
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Managing
and Implementing disaster
Recovery |
70-291
Implementing, Managing and
Maintaining a Microsoft
Windows server 2003 Network
Infrastructure |
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Implementing,
Managing and Maintaining
IP Addressing |
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Implementing,
Managing and Maintaining
Network Security |
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Implementing,
Managing and Maintaining
Routing and Remote Access |
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Maintaining
a Network Infrastructure |
70-293
Planning and Maintaining
a Microsoft Windows Server
2003 Network Infrastructure |
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Planning
and Maintaining Sever Roles
and Server Security |
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Planning,
Implementing and Maintaining
a Network Infrastructure |
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Planning,
Implementing and Maintaining
Routing and Remote Access |
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Planning,
Implementing and Maintaining
Server Availability |
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Planning
and Maintaining Network Security |
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Planning,
Implementing and Maintaining
Security Infrastructure
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70-294
Planning, Implementing and
Maintaining a Microsoft
Windows Server 2003 Active
Directory Infrastructure |
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Planning
and Implementing an Active
Directory Infrastructure |
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Managing
and Maintaining an Active
Directory Infrastructure |
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Planning
and Implementing User, Computer
and Group Strategies |
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Planning
and Implementing Group Policy |
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Managing
and Maintaining Group Policy |
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Operating System Exam Topics |
70-270 Installing, Configuring
and Administering Microsoft
Windows XP Professional
Installing Windows XP
Professional
Implementing and Conducting
administration of Resources
Implementing, Managing,
Monitoring and Troubleshooting
Hardware Devices and Drivers
Monitoring and Optimizing
System Performance and
Reliability
Configuring and Troubleshooting
the Desktop Environment
Implementing, Managing
and Troubleshooting Network
Protocols and Services
Configuring, Managing
and Troubleshooting Security
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| Design
Exam Topics |
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70-297
Designing a Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Active Directory
and Network Infrastructure |
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Creating
the Conceptual Design by
gathering and analyzing
business and technical requirements |
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Creating
the Logical Design for an
Active Directory Infrastructure |
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Creating
the Logical Design for a Network
Services Infrastructure |
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Creating
Physical Design for an Active
Directory and Network Infrastructures
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| Elective
Exam Topics |
70-284 Implementing and
Managing Microsoft Exchange
Server 2003
Installing, Configuring
and Troubleshooting Exchange
Server 2003
Managing, Monitoring and
Troubleshooting Exchange
Server Computers
Managing, Monitoring
and Troubleshooting
the Exchange
Managing Security in the
Exchange Environment
Managing Recipient Objects
and Address Lists
Managing and Monitoring
Technologies that Support
Exchange server 2003
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