CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) Video Training

Product Overview

Ready to move into networking? This CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) video training course delivers 20+ hours of expert instruction. Mike Meyers, the Alpha Geek, leads the series alongside Joe Ramm and Lyndon Williams. Together, they cover all five official exam domains.

First, you build the fundamentals: network models, cabling, topologies, and Ethernet. Then you install physical networks and work through TCP/IP, routing, and switching. After that, you cover wireless, virtualization, cloud, and the datacenter. Finally, you finish with network operations, security, and structured troubleshooting.

Total Seminars filmed this course in an episodic format, so every lesson stays focused. Substantive technical content sits alongside laugh-out-loud segments, which keeps a long study session from dragging. As a result, you stay engaged and retain more. Start building the real-world networking skills employers need today.

• Applies to the CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) exam
• Includes 20+ hours of expert video training
• Covers 20 chapters and 145 video lessons
• Single-user license — access via the Total Seminars Training Hub
• Compatible with all devices and browsers — no special software required

Certification Alignment

This course maps directly to all five official CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) exam domains. The exam breaks down as follows.

• Networking Concepts (23%) — core protocols, network devices, cabling, addressing, and common topologies
• Network Implementation (20%) — configuring and deploying switching, routing, and wireless solutions
• Network Operations (19%) — monitoring, availability, documentation, and performance management
• Network Security (14%) — common threats, security controls, authentication, and access management
• Network Troubleshooting (24%) — identifying, isolating, and resolving network issues using a structured methodology

N10-009 remains the current Network+ exam version. Therefore, every chapter targets its published objectives.

Career Impact

Network+ is the standard credential for hands-on networking work. It also builds the foundation that most security and cloud roles assume you already have.

• Prepares you for roles such as Network Administrator, Network Technician, and NOC Technician
• Also fits help desk technicians moving into networking and Systems Administrators
• Meets the U.S. Department of Defense 8140/8570 baseline requirement for many government and defense jobs
• Leads naturally to CompTIA Security+, Cloud+, and CySA+

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you can do the following.

• Explain networking models, number systems, and how core protocols map to the OSI layers.
• Calculate and implement IPv4 and IPv6 addressing schemes, including subnetting.
• Configure switches, routers, and VLANs to build reliable network topologies.
• Deploy and manage DNS, DHCP, and other core TCP/IP services.
• Install and troubleshoot physical cabling, Ethernet networks, and wireless networks.
• Apply virtualization, cloud computing, and datacenter concepts to modern network design.
• Monitor network operations and apply a structured troubleshooting methodology.

Prerequisites

You need no prior certification to start. However, CompTIA recommends A+ certification, or equivalent knowledge, plus around nine months of networking experience. Neither one is a formal requirement.

This course suits help desk and desktop support professionals moving into networking roles. Career changers building foundational networking skills also do well here. Before you begin, get comfortable with basic PC hardware, operating systems, and how devices connect.

About the Experts

Mike Meyers, CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, MCP, founded Total Seminars. He has written numerous popular IT books and videos, including the bestselling CompTIA A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide and CompTIA Network+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide. He also serves as series editor for the Mike Meyers’ Certification Passport and Mike Meyers’ Guide to series.
Altogether, Mike has sold more than a million IT and certification books. He has personally taught students in every branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, many branches of the Department of Justice, corporate clients, and academic students at every level. The industry knows him as the Alpha Geek, because he makes hard concepts easy and fun.

Joe Ramm is an Information Technology and Network Security teacher. He began his IT career as a Desktop Technician and Lead Technician for a high school. He holds A+ and Network+ certifications and a Master of Arts degree in Educational Leadership.
Over more than 15 years of teaching A+ and Network+ classrooms, Joe has helped hundreds of students earn CompTIA certifications. He also takes a special interest in instructional design and has built Blackboard and Canvas LMS instructional videos. His technical knowledge and engaging style make the path to Network+ certification both enjoyable and successful.

Lyndon Williams builds cybersecurity solutions on Cisco, Palo Alto, and Juniper platforms. His systems spot threats and then respond and remediate automatically. As a result, businesses recover faster and stay resilient.
Lyndon also teaches at CyberNow Labs, where he trains students to become Cybersecurity Analysts. In this course, his network defense background grounds the security and network protection chapters.

Course Outline

This course runs 20 chapters and 145 video lessons. Together, they cover all five CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) exam domains. The chapters below appear in five groups.

Network Models, Cabling, and Ethernet

First, you build the vocabulary every network pro relies on. That grounding in models, cabling, and Ethernet makes the later chapters much easier.

Physical Networks, TCP/IP, and Routing

Next, you install a real physical network and put addressing to work. Then you follow traffic through routing and the TCP/IP applications that ride on top.

Naming, Security, and Switching

After that, you handle DNS, switch features, and IPv6. These chapters also cover the security controls that protect TCP/IP traffic.

WAN, Wireless, Cloud, and the Datacenter

Networks rarely stop at the building wall. So these chapters move out to WAN links, wireless, virtualization, cloud platforms, and the datacenter.

Operations, Protection, and Troubleshooting

Finally, you shift from building networks to running them. The course closes with monitoring, hardening, and a structured troubleshooting methodology.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) course?

This course includes 20+ hours of expert video training across 20 chapters and 145 lessons. Every lesson maps to the official CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) exam objectives. All content lives in the Total Seminars Training Hub.

How long do I have access to the course?

You have one year of access from the date of purchase.

What devices can I use to access the training?

Compatible with all devices and browsers — no special software required. In other words, you can watch on a laptop, tablet, or phone.

Is this course aligned to the latest CompTIA Network+ exam version?

Yes. This course aligns to the current CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) exam objectives. It covers all five official domains, from Networking Concepts through Network Troubleshooting.

What prior knowledge do I need before starting?

CompTIA recommends A+ certification, or equivalent knowledge, plus around nine months of networking experience. However, neither one is required. You should feel comfortable with basic PC hardware and operating systems. Beyond that, you need no prior networking certification.

Can I use this course for classroom or multi-user training?

Single-user licenses cover individual use only. Therefore, they are not valid for classroom instruction. For volume licensing, call 877-687-2768 for discounted multi-user pricing.

What happens after I purchase?

You’ll receive an order confirmation email immediately. A second email then arrives with your Total Seminars Training Hub login. Most customers get access within minutes. If nothing arrives within 30 minutes, check your spam folder or contact support@totalsem.com.

Educators

Please call 877-687-2768 for discounted multi-user pricing. Single-user licenses are not valid for classroom use.

Order Process

After completing your purchase, you will receive:

• E-mail message confirming the order
• A second email with your login credentials for the Total Seminars Training Hub. You have one year of access from the date of purchase. Log in at hub.totalsem.com on any device — no download required. If nothing arrives within 30 minutes, check your spam folder or contact support@totalsem.com.