INTRODUCTION

The CompTIA Network+ certification is a globally recognized credential that validates essential networking skills. It is vendor-neutral, meaning it applies across technologies and platforms, making it ideal for professionals aiming to build or advance careers in network administration, support, and troubleshooting. The current exam version, N10-008, covers fundamental to intermediate networking knowledge, security practices, and emerging technologies.

EXAM STRUCTURE & DETAILS

• Exam Code: N10-008
• Number of Questions: Maximum 90
• Types of Questions: Multiple-choice and performance-based
• Exam Duration: 90 minutes
• Passing Score: 720 (on a scale of 100–900)
• Languages Available: English, Japanese, German, Portuguese, Spanish

DOMAINS & OBJECTIVES

The Network+ exam measures knowledge in five weighted domains:

1. Networking Fundamentals (24%)
   • OSI model, TCP/IP, addressing, subnetting, and topologies
2. Network Implementations (19%)
   • Routers, switches, wireless standards, VLANs, and access methods
3. Network Operations (16%)
   • Monitoring, documentation, disaster recovery, and best practices
4. Network Security (19%)
   • Threats, attacks, security devices, access control, and hardening
5. Network Troubleshooting (22%)
   • Tools, methodologies, connectivity, and performance issue resolution

FREE STUDY NOTES & RESOURCES

Tutorials Web provides Network+ cram notes that summarize key points for quick review. These notes cover all exam domains and are ideal for last-minute preparation. In addition, practice tests are available to simulate exam conditions and help identify weak areas. Tutorials Web clarifies these resources are provided for learning support and are not affiliated with CompTIA.

• Network + Cram Notes

PREPARATION TIPS