Test your
skills out on TCP/IP with the NCSA online certification exam CN301. Exam
questions are multiple choice and come from three different categories
which are shown in the box below along with the approximate percentage
of questions from each category.
Questions
are designed to meet the criteria established for individuals with six
months experience working with TCP/IP. Your scores will be available as
soon as you complete the exam. Online certification exams are available
for free by clicking the test now button above.
Why
get your TCP/IP certification?
TCP/IP is
the set of internet protocols that forms the basis of the internet and
most networks. A strong base of knowledge of the foundation of networking
prepares you for a career in a wide variety of companies. A TCP/IP certification
from NCSA demonstrates to employers that you have acquired a level of
knowledge equivalent to six months experience. This course is also a prerequisite
of CN-376 Computer Networking Technician
What
do I need to study?
The best
way to prepare for an exam is to be experienced with the subject material...
in this case TCP/IP. As you read and study the basics of TCP/IP be sure
to build on and reinforce those concepts by actively working with your
company's, or even your home, network. If you already have a working knowledge
it is important that you refresh your memory of the basic syntax and makeup
of networks and packets. The outline below covers some of the major topics covered on the exam:
Applications
- Client/Server
- Peer to Peer
- API’s
IP Address Structure
- Classful Addressing
- Subnet Addressing
- Subnet Masks
- VLSM
- Broadcast Addresses
- IPv6
- Allocation
- Unicast
- Multicast
- IP
- Header Fields
- Checksum
- DS Field
- Fragment Header
- Routing Header
Link Layer
- IEEE 802 LAN/MAN Standards
- 802.1p/q Virtual LANs
- 802.1AX Link Aggregation
- Duplexing
- Wake-on LAN (WoL)
- Bridges
- Switches
- Spanning Tree Protocol
Wireless LANs
- 802.11 Frames
- Media Access Control
- Wi-Fi Security
- Wi-Fi Mesh
Protocols
- Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
- ICMP
- UDP
- DNS
Firewalls
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
- Headers
- Encapsulation
- Half-Close
- ISN
- Timeout
- RTO
- Linux method
- Standard Method
- Translators
- Sack
- Timestamps
- Nagle Algorithm
- Delayed ACK
- Congestion Control
- Keepalive
What
careers will a TCP/IP certification prepare me for?
IP and WIFI Tester, Security Engineer, VoIP Network Specialist, IP Data Services, Network Engineer, Technical Account Manager, IP Architect, Networking Consulta, Technical Service Professional, Network Support Analyst, Resident Technician, Enterprise Customer Serverice Engineer
Need
training before you take the exam? Visit our training
area to load up on quality courseware to prepare you for taking your
TCP/IP certification exam.
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