Professor Messer's N10-008 Network+ Study Group - December 2023

00:00 - Pre-Show
09:35 - Start Time
10:15 - Vevox
11:19 - Sample Question
12:27 - Announcements
13:30 - CompTIA Objectives
17:00 - Discord
17:42 - Vouchers
20:45 - Answer
22:28 - Question 1 (Performance-Based)
31:58 - Answer
32:30 - Question 2
37:17 - Answer
40:04 - Question 3
45:39 - Answer
50:11 - Question 4
54:32 - Answer
57:53 - Question 5
1:04:14 - Answer
1:06:32 - Question 6
1:13:26 - Answer
1:15:32 - Question 7
1:21:13 - Answer
1:23:40 - CompTIA Objectives
1:25:14 - Calendar
1:28:05 - Aftershow
1:31:08 - Do you have any suggestions for starting a home lab?
1:41:40 - Are you able to clarify if there are 7 or 8 steps related to troubleshooting?
1:47:52 - Does every communication need to pass through each layer of the OSI model, for example, if one has two computers connected to a wifi and are sharing data, is this considered a network layer communication?
1:53:41 - Any plans for more time with you on the live study groups?
1:58:59 - How much are the performance based questions (PBQ) worth on the Network+ exam?
2:05:00 - Will you be posting an updated Security+ playlist soon?
2:10:05 - What do you recommend an information technology cover letter include?
2:22:14 - Do you have a way to give or send a donation?
2:25:03 - Do you ever plan on working for a corporation again or planning to continue the study groups?

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[agnikai]

Just passed my Net+ exam with the help of this channel. Thanks Professor 🙏

[syesoleimani]

Thank you Professor Messer for your amazing videos. I passed my Network+ certification on 12/18. I love your videos so much that I watched this one.

[bradrickrobinson]

Great information!!! Thanks again for all your hard work and dedication!!!

[AncientSlugThrower]

Finished A+ this week and jumping into this shows me that I have a lot to learn. Thank you for this video.

[ajg]

i was only listening to this and for the rewind question, heard packet and not package. now the answer makes more sense.

[persistentu]

Good study group. I liked how you explained how a physical switch port is setup as either an "access" or "trunk" port