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CERTIFICATION SUPPORT SKILLS
G401ENG - FIVE DAYS
This
five day "hands-on" course is aimed at students with a minimum
of six months experience in supporting desktop Internet applications (browsers,
FTP clients, etc.) and who wish to further develop their technical skills
in web technologies. This course will produce a competent Internet/Intranet
support technician, capable of taking and passing the forthcoming i-Net+
Certification exam.
This course now includes the gtslearning Network+ Certification/i-Net+
Certification resourceCD with hundreds of useful tools and support solutions
for the web specialist.
On
course completion, students will be able to:
- Explain
the structure and function of the Internet
- Understand
and implement the TCP/IP protocol
- Understand
and configure major Internet services
- Secure
Internet services
- Create
a basic web site using HTML
- Recognise
E-commerce issues and technologies
- Troubleshoot
and test systems
Who should
attend?
This course has been developed for students with the responsibility for
installing, maintaining and troubleshooting Internet and Intranet systems.
On course completion, students will be capable of taking and passing the
i-Net+ Certification exam (Sylvan code IK0-001).
What are the course prerequisites?
Delegates should meet the following criteria prior to attending the course:
- Experience
of desktop software PC support, perhaps gained through "A+ Software
Support Skills" or similar training.
- Some basic
experience of supporting web clients (browser, FTP, etc.) would be an
advantage
Good working knowledge of networking hardware and software (with Windows
98 or Windows NT) to the standard of Network+ Certification, Microsoft's
"Networking Essentials" or Novell's "Networking Technologies"
tests.

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