This CBT Course offers you the most effective way to become Server+ Certified. The proven instructor-based, interactive learning system for certification combines the convenience and affordability of computer-based training with the personal attention and effectiveness of instructor-led training for a complete study solution.

• CompTIA Board Member
• Instructor-Based Training
• Unlimited Access to IT Training Specialists
• Hands-on Interactive Exercises
• Test Prep Exam Simulations
• Practice Assessment Tests
• Self-paced Study Format

COMPLETE MULTIMEDIA TRAINING!
The Server+ Certification Course includes an approved course manual, interactive training CD-ROM’s containing digital video/audio, hands-on interactive exercises and hundreds of practice test questions. And if you ever need assistance, one of our certified educational consultants is only a phone call away.

LEARN TO WORK ON ANY NETWORK!
The complicated nature of today’s server environment requires technicians to be skilled in Industry Standard Server Architecture (ISSA). Businesses worldwide need professionals who can provide multi-vendor networking solutions. CompTIA, developers of the widely popular Server+ Certification, developed the Server+ certification program to provide the multi-vendor networking skills that high-paying companies desire. Professionals who want to certify their advanced technical knowledge in areas as RAID, SCSI, multiple CPUs and the like, should consider this certification. The Server+ certification validates advanced-level technical competency of server issues, technology, including installation, configuration, upgrades, maintenance, environment, troubleshooting and disaster recovery.

COMPLETE CURRICULUM!
To become Server+ certified, you need to pass just one exam. The Server+ Certification course follows the specific objectives set by CompTIA for Server+ certification.

Module 1 – General Server and Hardware Knowledge
- Client / Server Relationship
- Types of Servers
- Server Hardware Types
- RAM, Shadowing, Static RAM, Caching, DRAM, Parity, ECC, Memory Types
- SIMM, DIMM, RIMM, Adapter Fault Tolerance
- System Bus Architecture, Physical and Logical Drives
- SCSI
- Types of Transmission (SCSI)
- ATA, ATAPI, and IDE
- Software and Hardware RAID
- SAN and NAS

Module 2 – Installation, Pre-Installation Plan, Hardware & Software, Disassemble & Reassemble
- Installation Best Practices
- Expansion Cards
- USB – Universal Serial Bus and Plug & Play
- Installing IDE Drives
- SCSI Arrays
- Network Standards and Cables

Module 3 – Configuration, BIOS, RAID
- Configuring the OS
- Microsoft Windows 2000 Server
- Microsoft Windows 2003 Server
- UNIX, Macintosh, IBM OS2
- General Server Configuration

Module 4 – Upgrading
- Backups, Preventing ESD, Motherboards, BIOS, CMOS, POST
- CPU
- Hard Drives
- NICs, Direct Memory Access, Wireless NICs
- Adapter Fault Tolerance, Adapter Load Balancing
- Upgrading a UPS

Module 5 – Proactive Maintenance
- Backup Tapes
- Performance Baselines
- Simple Network Management Protocol
- Desktop Management Interface
- Physical Housekeeping
- Server Security Viruses

Module 6 – Environment
- Server Room, Server Chassis, Reliable Power, UPS

Module 7 – Troubleshooting Overview
- Command Line Utilities
- Domain Name Service
- DHCP
- Ping and TRACERT Commands
- NBSTAT and NETSTAT
- ARP and RARP, NSLOOKUP Command
- Troubleshooting
- Bottlenecks
- Remote Notification and Power Management
- Basic Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Issues
- Server Shutdown Procedures

Module 8 – Disaster Recovery Overview
- Backup, Fault Tolerance, Hot Swap, Warm Swap and Cold Swap
- Types of Backups
- Grandfather, Father, and Son Backup Methods
- Alternate Site Recovery Plan, Alternate Site and Fault Tolerance