PCS160
Network Theory
Resources (Resources with Computer
Dictionary)
Student Resources
Notes and Power
Point Slides
WAN
Flash Cards
Network Card
Animated GIF shows how the CPU sends data to
the network card and then to the network cable
Labs (PDF)
Chapter 1 An Introduction to
Networking
Understanding Elements of a Network
Building a Simple Peer-to-Peer Network
Building a Simple Client/Server Network
Sharing a Network Printer
Chapter 2 Networking Standards and the
OSI Model
IP Address Assignments
Configuring TCP/IP for a Windows XP Computer
Finding the MAC Address of Another Computer
Looking at Network Connections on a Windows XP Computer
Viewing Ethernet Frames
Chapter 3 Transmission Basics and
Media
Learning Media Characteristics
Creating a UTP Crossover Cable to Connect Two Computers
Comparing Throughput
Understanding How a Category 5 Cable Fails
Adding a Host to a Wireless Network
Connecting Two Switches with Fiber-Optic Cable
Chapter 4 Network Protocols
Configuring IP Addresses and Subnet Masks
Installing Additional Network Protocols
Automatically Assigning IP Addresses with DHCP
Changing the Binding Order on a Multiprotocol Network
Disabling Unneccesary Protocols
Chapter 5 Networking Hardware
Configuring Transmission and Duplex Settings
Creating a Multi-Homed Computer by Installing Two NICs
Activating Routing and Remote Access win Windows Server
2003
Configuring a Bridging Firewall
Chapter 6 Topologies and Access
Methods
The Parallel Backbone
Building a Daisy Chain
Configuring Ethernet Frame Types
Examining Ethernet Frames
Chapter 7 WANs and Remote Connectivity
Pricing WAN Services
Connecting to an Internet Service Provider in Windows
Server 2003
Configuring a Remote Access Server
Creating a VPN with the Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol
Configuring Terminal Services on Windows Server 2003
Links to Web Resources
NET+ practice
questions sample questions to discover the detail
that you must know
NET+ List
is a list of sites that have Net+ questions
NET+
PDF file Guide to Net+ subjects you need to know
OSI
Model Links has very many links to help you
with the OSI model grouped according to detail
networksorcery.com has a very detailed
description of networking protocols at a bit level
ARP site with a good explanation of how
ARP works
Ethernet site with a good explanation of
how Ethernet works
IP site with a good explanation of how
IP works
W3Schools.com
has a good tutorial on tcp/ip that is both detailed and
easy to understand
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