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CompTIA CTP+ Training Boot Camp Classes  Certification Course

Netwind Learning CenterCompTIA CTP+ is an international, vendor-neutral certification that validates the core knowledge and skills IT professionals need to sell and service convergent technologies. It covers basic requirements analysis, implementation and management of basic data components and voice and multimedia applications, as well as basic problem analysis and resolution for convergent technologies. 

Our 5-day training class focuses on preparing you with the real-world skills required to pass the certification exam.

The CompTIA Converged Technology Professional certification is an internationally recognized credential that validates data, telephony, and converged networking skills. 

Benefits of Certification

Reasons to acheive the CTP+ certification include career advancement, personal improvement, skills enhancement, and higher salaries.

  • Certifications tend to lead to higher wages.
  • Increased customer satisfaction and decreased support costs through improved
  • Service, increased productivity and greater technical self-sufficiency.
  • Excellent return on training and certification investments by providing a
  • standard method of determining training needs and measuring results.
  • Reliable benchmark for hiring, promoting and career planning.
  • Recognition and rewards for productive employees by validating their expertise.
  • The certification is an excellent stepping stone towards achieving future Cisco certifications such as CCNA, CCDA, CCNP, and CCVP.

The CompTIA Convergence Technology Professional CTP+ validates the knowledge and abilities of individuals with experience in network support or administration.

To ensure that you're exam-ready, this course includes:

  • Official CTP+ Class Study Guide
  • Official CTP+ online assessments
  • Voucher for the CN0-201 CTP+ exam

About the Certification Exam

The exam tests three domain areas:

  • Data Networking
  • Telephony Networking
  • Converged Technologies

The certification exam candidate is responsible for achieving a passing score of at least 750 on the exam. The exam items are based upon exam objectives. All deliveries of the exam will be subject to the following:

  • Each delivery of the exam includes a random selection of 65 questions
  • The examination period is 90 minutes.
  • 750 is the passing score on the CN0-201 exam

Training Class Outline

    Networking models and topologies
    Network operating systems
    Key networking protocols
    The basics of LANs and WANs
    Wireless network technologies
    Internet addressing
    TCP/IP troubleshooting
    Common telephony standards
    Analog and digital signaling
    Standards agencies in the telecommunications industry
    Functions of gatekeepers and gateways
    QoS technologies used in converged networks

With our 5-day lecture, you will prepare for the CompTIA CTP+ exam, with the following concepts and skills taught in this 3-part program, covering the 3 Domains:

Data Networking Domain

Introduction to Data Networking

    Networks Defined
    Bluetooth and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
    Networking Models and Evolution
    Next-Generation Technologies
    Network Topologies
    Network Operating Systems
    Microsoft Windows Servers
    UNIX
    Novell Netware
    Operating System Error Logs
    Embedded Operating Systems
    Case Study

Networking Protocols

    Basics of Networking Protocols
    OSI Reference Model
    Major Networking Protocols
    TCP/IP
    IPX/SPX
    NetBIOS and NetBEUI
    Protocols and the NIC
    Choosing and Combining Protocols
    Case Study

LANs and WANs

    Basics of Local Area Networks (LANs) and Wide Area Networks (WANs)
    LANs
    WANs
    Common Network Components
    Common Peripheral Ports
    Transmission Media
    Transmission Types
    IEEE LAN Standards
    WAN Standards
    T-Carrier System
    E-Carrier System
    SONET/SDH
    Wireless Network Technologies
    Wireless Standards
    Wireless Security
    Attaching a WAP to a Wired Network
    Case Study

TCP/IP Suite and Internet Addressing

    A TCP/IP Refresher
    Internet Architecture
    Request for Comments (RFCs)
    Internet Protocols
    Demultiplexing
    Introduction to Routing
    Routing Protocols
    Port Numbers
    Internet Addressing
    Internet Address Classes
    IP Addressing Rules
    Private IP Addressing
    Subnetworks
    Customer Subnet Masks
    IP Address Conservation
    Normal TCP/IP Desktop Configurations
    Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) Addressing Essentials
    Case Study

TCP/IP Troubleshooting

    TCP/IP Troubleshooting Tools
    Useful Network Files
    Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
    General Network Commands
    Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU)
    Name and Address Commands
    Network Analyzers
    Troubleshooting Considerations
    Planning Data Networks
    Case Study

Telephony Networking Domain

Telephony Essentials

    Telephony Basics
    Industry Standards and Protocols
    The Central Office
    CO Connections
    Trunks and Signaling
    Digital Trunks and the Digital Signal Hierarchy
    Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH)
    The Primary Reference Source
    Cabling and Wiring
    Call-Processing Steps
    Case Study

Investigating the Local Loop

    Inside the Demarcation Point
    Signaling Types
    RJ-11 Connectors and Wiring
    RJ-12 Connectors and Wiring
    BT-431A and BT-631A Connectors and Wiring
    Case Study

Infrastructure Issues and Standards

    Common Telephony Issues
    Network Equipment Building System
    Standards Bodies
    Proper Cabling Procedures
    Securing Equipment
    Case Study

Troubleshooting

    Terms and Tools
    Troubleshooting Analog Lines
    Troubleshooting Digital Lines
    Case Study

Analog and Digital Signaling

    Signaling Categories
    In-Band and Out-of-Band Signaling
    Analog Signaling
    Digital Signaling
    Private Integrated Service Network (PISN)
    Signaling System Seven (SS7)
    Computer-Telephone Integration
    Case Study

Convergence Technologies Domain

Convergence Industry Standards and Protocols

    Convergence Defined
    Common VoIP Protocols
    Governing Organizations in Convergence Technologies
    Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
    International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
    VoIP and Interoperability
    Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
    Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA)
    Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA)
    American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
    Telcordia (Formerly Bellcore)
    The OSI/RM and Convergence Protocols
    Case Study

Enabling Voice over IP (VoIP)

    Investigating VoIP
    Investigating Gatekeepers and Gateways
    Troubleshooting VoIP
    Large Data Frames and Delay Budgets
    Quality of Service (QoS) Issues
    Voice Compression and Decompression
    Comparing and Contrasting Transmission Media
    Bandwidth Limitations for Voice Traffic
    VoIP Software and Hardware
    Case Study

Network Convergence

    Characteristics of Convergent Networks
    Circuit-Based vs. Convergence Calling
    Selecting Codecs
    Convergence Signaling Protocols
    H-Series Protocols
    Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
    Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP)
    Network Call Signaling (NCS)
    Bandwidth Concerns
    VoIP Service Providers
    VoIP and Firewalls
    Planning a Convergent Network
    Case Study

Class Schedule and Location

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****Refund Policy- For full refund, class or boot camp must be canceled  via email or fax at least 14 days prior to start of class. CISSP cancellation period is 21 days due to arrangement of tests via ISC2.

 

 

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**RETURN POLICY

Live Class Refund Policy- For full refund, class or boot camp must be canceled  via email or fax at least 14 days prior to start of class. CISSP and other ISC2 course cancellation period is 22 days due to arrangement of tests via ISC2. Class schedules are subject to change or cancellation.
CD-ROMS - 30-Day Guarantee on CDs- can view up to 50% of one course on (1) one CD. If more than one CD is opened, refund policy is voided.
Online - You can view up to 2 hours of training within 48 hours. If any portion of a course has been downloaded, refund policy is voided. If more than 2 hours of training has been completed, or more than 48 hours has lapsed, refund policy is voided.
AutoCAD DVDs - You may view up to 10% of the training before registering the AutoCAD DVD course online. Once the course has been registered it can not be returned.

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Schedule of Classes

Course Prerequisites:

It is suggested that candidates are CompTIA Network+ certified or have equivalent knowledge; 18 to 24 months of work experience in areas that include data networking, telephony and other convergence-related technologies.

Registration Options

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Payment in full is due at least 10 business days before the class begins