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CompTIA Server+ Certification (2009 Objectives)
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| Course title | CompTIA Server+ Certification (2009 Objectives) |
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| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £1645 exc. VAT |
| Days/Duration | 5 |
| Code | COMSER |
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Overview
You will install, configure, upgrade, maintain, and troubleshoot servers. You will also examine the server hardware and software, server IT environment, disaster recovery concepts, and learn information and skills that will be helpful on the job during this course.
Target Student: The CompTIA Server certification exam is targeted at IT professionals, network support technicians, and server hardware specialists having 18-24 months of experience in the information technology industry and hands-on experience with the installation, configuration, diagnosis, and troubleshooting of PC hardware.
Please note – the exam is not taken at the end of the course. Those wishing to book an exam for another time will need to purchase an exam voucher.
Prerequisites
Students taking this class or preparing for the Server 2009 examination should have 18 to 24 months of hands-on experience with the installation, configuration, diagnosis, and troubleshooting of PC hardware and network operating system issues. It is recommended that they also hold the CompTIA A certification.
Delegates will learn how to
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- examine server fundamentals.
- identify the hardware components of a server.
- describe the features of server software.
- examine the various types of storage systems used in servers.
- install hardware components on a server.
- configure servers.
- examine the issues in upgrading server components.
- identify some of the industry’s best practices for deploying a server and the various strategies of securing, accessing, and remotely managing the server hardware.
- troubleshoot servers.
- describe disaster recovery concepts and techniques.
Course Outline
Lesson 1: Introduction to Servers
- Topic 1A: Examine the Network Architecture
- Topic 1B: Identify Common Server Types and Functions
Lesson 2: Exploring the Server Hardware
- Topic 2A: Identify Server System Board Components
- Topic 2B: Explore System Processing Core
- Topic 2C: Explore Server Memory
- Topic 2D: Examine Server Cooling and Power Systems
Lesson 3: Introduction to Server Software
- Topic 3A: Describe Server Software
- Topic 3B: NOS Management Features
- Topic 3C: NOS Security Features
- Topic 3D: Network Essentials for Servers
Lesson 4: Exploring the Server Storage System
- Topic 4A: Examine Storage Devices Used for Servers
- Topic 4B: Explore IDE and SCSI
- Topic 4C: Describe RAID
- Topic 4D: Explore NAS Implementations
- Topic 4E: Explore SAN Implementations
Lesson 5: Installing the Server Hardware
- Topic 5A: Identify the Best Practices in Server Hardware Installation
- Topic 5B: Install Hardware Components on a Server
- Topic 5C: Verify Server Installation
- Topic 5D: Install a Server in a Network Environment
Lesson 6: Configuring Servers
- Topic 6A: NOS Installation and Verification
- Topic 6B: Install System Monitoring Agents and Service Tools
- Topic 6C: Server Configuration Documentation
Lesson 7: Examining the Issues in Upgrading Server Components
- Topic 7A: Examine an Upgrade Checklist
- Topic 7B: Examine the Issues in Upgrading Server Hardware
- Topic 7C: Examine the Issues in Upgrading Server Software
Lesson 8: Examining Servers in an IT Environment
- Topic 8A: Industry Best Practices for Server Installation and Maintenance
- Topic 8B: Server Security and Access Methods
Lesson 9: Troubleshooting Servers
- Topic 9A: Examine the Troubleshooting Theory and Methodologies
- Topic 9B: Troubleshoot Server Hardware Problems
- Topic 9C: Troubleshoot Server Software Problems
- Topic 9D: Troubleshoot Server Network Problems
- Topic 9E: Troubleshoot Server Storage Device Problems
Lesson 10: Exploring Disaster Recovery Concepts and Methodologies
- Topic 10A: Examine Disaster Recovery Plans
- Topic 10B: Implement Disaster Recovery Methodologies
- Topic 10C: Implement Replication Methods
Appendix A: Mapping Server Course Content to the CompTIA® Server ® Exam Objectives (2009)
Appendix B: CompTIA® Server ® Acronyms
Related certification and/or skills paths
This course forms part of the following certification track(s) or skills path(s):
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