I-Net+ Study Guide

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[edit section] DOMAIN 1.0 INTERNET BASICS & CLIENTS

This domain requires that the candidate have the knowledge of a wide range of Internet basics, including: site functionality, caching, indexes, searching, and Internet infrastructure. In addition candidates should have the knowledge and skills required to use and update client software, and to assist in the administration of Internet/intranet sites.

[edit section] DOMAIN 2.0 DEVELOPMENT

This domain requires that the candidate have the knowledge of programming related terms and the differences between popular client and server programming languages. The candidate should also have the ability to create HTML pages, identify when to use multimedia extensions and plug-ins, understand when to use various image and multimedia file formats, identify the common formats used to deliver content to wireless devices, understand when to use popular tools to connect an Web server to a database, and test pre-production Web and E-Commerce servers.

[edit section] DOMAIN 3.0 NETWORKING

This domain requires that the candidate have the knowledge and skills to understand and be able to describe the core components of the Internet infrastructure; identify problems with Internet connectivity; understand how to use Internet domain names and DNS; understand the capabilities of popular remote access protocols; understand how various protocols or services apply to the function of their corresponding server; identify when to use various diagnostic tools for resolving Internet problems; create a logic diagram of Internet components; describe various hardware and software connection devices; understand when to use various site monitoring procedures; understand how common networking topologies are used; and understand the capabilities of application server providers.

[edit section] DOMAIN 4.0 SECURITY

This domain requires that the candidate have the knowledge and skills to understand and be able to understand various Internet security concepts; identify suspicious network activities; identify various methods for performing intrusion detection; identify appropriate access-control security features for an Internet server; describe the uses and proper instances to use anti-virus software; describe the uses and proper instances to use various client security add-ons; describe how firewalls are used to protect private networks; understand when to use various DMZ configurations; and describe various authentication/encryption technologies.

[edit section] DOMAIN 5.0 BUSINESS CONCEPTS

This domain requires the candidate to be able to identify and or describe various e-business and ecommerce concepts and when they are used, including term defi nitions, e-business related network concepts, e-business models, strategic marketing considerations, and legal/regulatory considerations.

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