CompTIA A+ Core 2 (220-1102) Cert Prep
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Practice your skills and get ready to tackle the CompTIA A+ Core 2 (220-1102) certification exam.
Syllabus
All about the CompTIA A+
- What is the CompTIA A+?
- Why get CompTIA A+ certified?
- How to take the A+ exam
- What's on the CompTIA A+ Core 2 (220-1101) exam?
- How to pass the CompTIA A+ exams
- How to use this video course
- Professional communication: Part 1
- Professional communication: Part 2
- Dealing with difficult customers
- Physical safety
- Common safety procedures
- What is an operating system?
- Users and super users
- Why Windows?
- Touring Windows 10 and 11
- Touring macOS
- Touring Linux OS
- Power protection
- Boot order
- Understanding partitioning
- MBR partitioning
- GPT partitioning
- Understanding file systems
- Popular file systems
- Formatting in action
- Dynamic disks
- New installation: First drive
- Software RAID in storage spaces
- Encrypting mass storage
- Maintaining storage disks
- Understanding USB
- Webcams and video conferencing
- Windows 10 editions and features
- Windows 11 editions and features
- Boot from everything
- Installing and upgrading Windows 10
- Post-installation tasks
- Installing and updating Linux
- Upgrading macOS
- The Task Manager
- The Control Panel
- Windows settings
- MMC and additional tools
- What is the Registry?
- macOS core tools
- Introduction to users and groups
- Managing users and groups
- NTFS permissions
- Linux and macOS permissions
- File explorer
- Sharing resources
- Security policies
- Maintaining Windows
- Maintaining macOS
- Maintaining Linux
- Working with applications
- Backing up your data in Windows
- Backing up your data in Linux and macOS
- Understanding the CLI
- Navigating the CLI
- Working with folders
- Working with files
- Working with drives
- Super copy commands
- Command-line permissions
- Advanced Windows commands
- Advanced Linux commands
- Introduction to scripting
- Interpreted languages
- Scripting and the terminal
- Windows Recovery Environment
- Advanced Windows start-up options
- Troubleshooting boot problems
- Troubleshooting at the GUI
- Troubleshooting applications
- Kernel panic
- Introduction to TCP/IP
- Network IDs and subnet masks
- Special IP addresses
- Network address translation (NAT)
- Dynamic IP addressing
- Working with connections
- Understanding DNS
- Working with DNS
- Windows naming
- Working with workgroups
- Working with active directory
- Windows sharing with macOS and Linux
- The net command
- Routers
- Basic router configuration
- Firewall configuration
- Windows firewall
- Port forwarding
- Advanced router configuration
- Virtual LANs (VLANs)
- Basic setup
- Wireless encryption
- Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
- Enterprise wireless
- Troubleshooting wireless connections
- Telnet and SSH
- Remote desktop connections
- The World Wide Web
- File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
- Proxy servers
- Virtual private networks (VPNs)
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Troubleshooting internet connections: Part 1
- Browser security
- Power management
- Touring Android
- Touring iOS
- Virtual reality
- Maintaining mobile devices
- Mobile devices and email
- Mobile device security
- Mobile device troubleshooting
- Threats
- Dealing with threats
- Physical security
- Passwords and authentication
- Multifactor authentication (MFA)
- Malware
- Anti-malware
- Social engineering
- Licensing
- Incident response
- Environmental controls
- Malware in action
- Documents you need to know
- Data you need to know
- Change management
- The zen of backup
- Recycling and data destruction
- Ticketing systems
Taught by
Mike Meyers and Total Seminars
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