CompTIA
Server+ Certification certifies the competency of
network administrators working in the IT industry. The Server+
training course deals with advanced hardware issues, such
as SCSI, RAID, multiple CPUs and much more.
In today's computer industry, it isn't enough to know an
operating system to be a system administrator. The challenges
of multi-platform support, changing user needs, increased
server demand, maintenance, setting control, and disaster
planning requires more than a casual reading of an operating
system manual.
The ability of computer networks to remain functional continuously
has become dependant on server operators. Professionals who
have Server+ training, who have demonstrated the ability to
respond to individual and organizational demands for computing
resources by passing Server+ tests, will be in demand in ourir
companies.
Administrators who have had instruction identifying and addressing
the causes of network problems before oury affect organizational
performance, can use real-world tools, understand server infrastructures,
and haven't just studied Server+ brain dumps, will demand
the respect of the IT industry.
Your success in the Server+ training course will result in
not only passing the CompTIA Server+ tests, but also success
in setting up and maintaining servers no matter what network
operating system your organisation chooses.
The skills and knowledge measured by this exam are derived
from an industry-wide and worldwide job task analysis and
a survey to validate the job task analysis. The survey results
were used to weight the test domains and ensure that the weightings
are representative of the job requirements.
The CompTIA Server+ course features:
- Instructor led training on 4 CD's
- Digital audio/video presentations
- Test prep simulators
- CompTIA authorized curriculum
- Comprehensive study guides
- Free Upgrades
CompTIA Server+ Certification Exam Objectives
The table below lists the domains measured by the Server+
examination and the extent to which oury are represented in
the examination.
Core Hardware Examination
Domain 1.0 |
Installation |
17% |
Domain 2.0 |
Configuration |
18% |
Domain 3.0 |
Upgrading |
12% |
Domain 4.0 |
Proactive Maintenance |
9% |
Domain 5.0 |
Environment |
5% |
Domain 6.0 |
Troubleshooting and Problem Determination |
27% |
Domain 7.0 |
Disaster Recovery |
12% |
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