CompTIA Network+ Lessons
Every lesson is free to read, with three practice questions each. Work through them in order, or jump to the objective you need.
- The OSI model and how data is encapsulatedObjective 1.1Audio
- Topologies, architectures and network typesObjective 1.6Audio
- Building a network lab you can breakAudio
- Copper and fibre transmission mediaObjective 1.5Audio
- Transceivers, connectors and cable standardsObjective 1.5Audio
- Routers, switches, firewalls and other appliancesObjective 1.2Audio
- Network applications, functions and servicesObjective 1.2Audio
- The ports and protocols you have to know coldObjective 1.4Audio
- Unicast, broadcast, multicast and anycastObjective 1.4Audio
- Binary and hexadecimal for networkingAudio
- IPv4 addressing, classes and private rangesObjective 1.7Audio
- Subnetting in practiceObjective 1.7Audio
- Cloud networking: VPCs, gateways and NFVObjective 1.3Audio
- Cloud service and deployment modelsObjective 1.3Audio
- SDN, SD-WAN and infrastructure as codeObjective 1.8Audio
- IaC practices and the IPv6 transitionObjective 1.8Audio
- Switching fundamentals and MAC learningObjective 2.2Audio
- VLANs, trunking and spanning treeObjective 2.2Audio
- Routing fundamentals and the routing tableObjective 2.1Audio
- Dynamic routing protocols and route selectionObjective 2.1Audio
- Wireless standards and RF fundamentalsObjective 2.3Audio
- Deploying and securing wireless networksObjective 2.3Audio
- Physical installations, power and environmentObjective 2.4Audio
- DHCP and dynamic address assignmentObjective 3.4Audio
- DNS in operationObjective 3.4Audio
- DNS zones, resolution and time servicesObjective 3.4Audio
- Monitoring a network and reading its signalsObjective 3.2Audio
- SNMP, flow data and loggingObjective 3.2Audio
- Documentation, diagrams and asset recordsObjective 3.1Audio
- Change, configuration and lifecycle managementObjective 3.1Audio
- Disaster recovery, redundancy and continuityObjective 3.3Audio
- Remote access and out-of-band managementObjective 3.5Audio
- Security fundamentals: CIA, AAA and least privilegeObjective 4.1Audio
- Authentication, authorization and complianceObjective 4.1Audio
- Physical security, segmentation and deceptionObjective 4.1Audio
- Attacks and their impact on the networkObjective 4.2Audio
- Hardening, access control and network defencesObjective 4.3Audio
- The troubleshooting methodologyObjective 5.1Audio
- Cabling and physical-layer faultsObjective 5.2Audio
- Cable testing and certification toolsObjective 5.2Audio
- Troubleshooting network servicesObjective 5.3Audio
- Troubleshooting performance and throughputObjective 5.4Audio
- Command-line diagnostic toolsObjective 5.5Audio
- Hardware tools and device commandsObjective 5.5Audio