After completing Server+: Network Terminology and Operating Systems, the user should be able to:

	Explain common networking terms
	Distinguish network cabling types
	Describe networking devices and their uses
	Perform basic administrative tasks in Windows NT/2000, Unix, NetWare, and OS/2
	Differentiate the major network operating systems

Server+: Network Terminology and Operating Systems covers the following topics:

	Understanding domains
	Network types and connections
	Increasing network performance
	Bridge, router, brouter, and gateway performance
	Patching and connecting the network
	Network operating systems and services
	Network sharing and security
	Windows NT/2000
	UNIX
	NetWare and OS/2

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to practice in the skills needed to pass the Server+ exam.
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Activities that allow users to apply course concepts in an interactive questioning environment
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

General computer knowledge

	Server+: Servers, Bus Structures, and Caching (SERV02)
	Server+: Memory (SERV03)
	Server+: Data Storage Systems (SERV04)
	Server+: Interfacing with the Network (SERV05)
	Server+: Installing Network Hardware (SERV06)
	Server+: Upgrading BIOS and Installing the Operating System (SERV07)
	Server+: Preventing Disaster (SERV08)
	Server+: Practice Exam (SERV09)

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