CompTIA LX0-101 Linux+ and LPIC-1 Training Videos
This is the index of Professor Messer Linux training videos.
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Drip of the bold
Your field sales teams need a way to communicate back to your important quoting application while they are on-site with a customer. Which of these communication methods would be the best option?
I need memory for my memory
Which one of these utilities is the best choice to provide a summary of hardware resources and component details?
Professor Messer’s CompTIA A+ Study Group – June 2012
This month: Phone interview tips, a comparison of FAT32 and NTFS, IPv4 vs. IPv6, my secret for calculating memory speeds, and your questions!
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Remote Access – CompTIA Network+ N10-005: 5.2
We can use many different technologies to connect and use resources over a remote connection. In this video, you’ll learn about PPP and PPPoE protocols, remote control technologies like RDP and ICA, and how to use a secure SSH terminal connection.
IPsec – CompTIA Network+ N10-005: 5.2
IPsec is a standard used across many network security devices. In this video, you’ll learn about IPsec phases, the differences between transport and tunnel mode, and how IPsec is used for user-to-site and site-to-site security.
Tunneling and Encryption – CompTIA Network+ N10-005: 5.2
We rely on our remote access software to build logical tunnels and encrypt the data sent through the tunnel. In this video, we’ll learn about the different protocols and technologies used to build tunnels and encrypt our remote access data.
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Access Control Lists – CompTIA Network+ N10-005: 5.2
If you need to allow or restrict access to a file or a network resource, then you need an access control list. In this video, you’ll learn about ACLs and how they are used to set access rights to your network resources
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Do you smell smoke?
Which Windows utility is the best choice for monitoring real-time global memory usage?