After completing Server+: Installing Network Hardware Installing Network Hardware, the user should be able to:

	List the steps of preinstallation planning
	Define the tools used to verify hardware compatibility
	Explain the various environmental conditions affecting a server
	Detail the steps used to assure network availability
	Describe the procedures for installing hardware in a server
	Detail the steps to install a server in a rackmount system
	Explain the use of a KVM switch
	Configure external SCSI devices
	Define the steps used to create a server baseline
	Explain the need to document a server's configuration

Server+: Installing Network Hardware covers the following topics:

	Preinstallation planning
	Tools used to verify hardware compatibility
	Environmental conditions affecting a server
	Hardware installation
	Installing a server in a rackmount system
	External SCSI devices
	Creating a server baseline
	Server documentation

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

	Server+: Network Terminology and Operating Systems (SERV01)
	Server+: Servers, Bus Structures, and Caching (SERV02)
	Server+: Memory (SERV03)
	Server+: Data Storage Systems (SERV04)
	Server+: Interfacing with the Network (SERV05)

	Server+: Upgrading BIOS and Installing the Operating System (SERV07)
	Server+: Preventing Disaster (SERV08)
	Server+: Practice Exam (SERV09)

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