How do CDN servers ensure that the content they deliver is current?
answer
By requiring manual updates from the content owner
By deleting outdated content
By replicating content to remain current with each other
By only serving static content that doesn't change

which one is the correct answer

Gregory Childers said:

Access is for a limited time. Less than a year, I believe. And no, your students will not get access. The access key is for CompTIA Instructor Network attendees of the webinar series.

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Thanks for this helpful response.

Stephen Schneiter said:

These are some great questions, @Muhammad Usman Younas. It would be best for you to have a conversation with your Customer Success manager, as he can answer your questions about the upgrade plan and assist with your access issues on the platform. I just sent an email to Leon, connecting you two directly. I hope this helps and that your issues on licensing and the platform are resolved quickly.

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Thanks. This is a fantastic help.

Thanks. But I need guidance on how to show it to the students via the OpenNMS from the TestOut Lab.

Why should a SAN not be implemented on the same cabling as a production data network?
answer
To increase data rates
To simplify network management
To avoid performance impacts
To reduce costs
which of these is correct answer please help

Welcome to the club! Congratulations!

Muhammad Usman Younas said:

Great. Thanks. The access to the New Network+ will be a trail access or permanent access? or Can CompTIA to provide access to our all students also who are using the Network+ old version?

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Access is for a limited time. Less than a year, I believe. And no, your students will not get access. The access key is for CompTIA Instructor Network attendees of the webinar series.

SAN Example

Storage Area Network (SAN)

Benefits of Spine and Leaf Topology

Spine and Leaf Topology Example

Spine and Leaf Topology

Datacenter Network Design

Thank you @Rick Butler. You inspire me a lot.

Great job, @Kwabena Fred !

abiodun1991 said:

Comigration for the success in your exam

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Thank you @abiodun1991

Please join us we have already started

Please let us attend those that didn't attend should watch demand session.

Reminder! Reminder! Reminder! please join the CompTIA Network + session 10

Ronald said:

Hello everyone,

I will be stepping into the role of a CompTIA trainer for the first time next month! With 15 years of experience in IT infrastructure, I’m passionate about networking and cybersecurity, and I’m excited about the opportunity to guide others on their certification journeys.

However, as with any new venture, I’m also a bit nervous and eager to ensure that I provide the best learning experience for my students. That's why I'm reaching out to this knowledgeable community for some advice.

Experienced Trainers:

• Reflecting on Your First Training: What were some of the challenges you faced during your first training session? How did you handle those initial nerves and uncertainties?
• Current Strategies for Quality Training: How have your teaching methods evolved over time? What strategies do you now employ to ensure that your training sessions are engaging and effective?

Thank you in advance for your support!

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This is an interesting adventure, Because you are impacting people life to become IT giant in future.

Edgargdo said:

I think it is possible if they already have IT experience. If they are new to IT, it will be a lot of information for them to absorb. I would probably recommend 30 to 40 hours per core.

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I think 40 hours minimum would be best. I remember when I did A+ and learned it in my bootcamp. They did it over three months. That was a good, comfortable pace. It allowed us to ask questions, complete labs, and do homework. We were always well prepared for class.

Thanks, everyone. I'll just emphasize that if Core 1 and Core 2 is a total of 5 days, then the only thing I really can be expected to do is run through the slides and point out one or two things to focus upon for the exam per slide and take very few questions. That's it!

I feel uneasy about this, but if they just want someone to click through slides and babysit, I'll just make sure they have all their CompTIA slides and just tell them to review their own slides, do as many labs as they can, and point them towards additional study resources and practice question banks they can purchase. :-/