CompTIA A+ practice test
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Core 1: Networking · Objective 1201-2.1
CompTIA A+ · 220-1201 and 220-1202
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220-1201 1.0
Laptop hardware, displays, cameras, microphones, batteries, docking stations, mobile accessories, wireless connections, mobile device synchronization, and mobile device support scenarios.
220-1201 2.0
Ports, protocols, IP addressing, DNS, DHCP, cabling, connectors, network hardware, wireless standards, SOHO configuration, network services, and connectivity basics.
220-1201 3.0
Motherboards, CPUs, RAM, storage, power supplies, cables, connectors, peripherals, displays, printers, multifunction devices, consumables, and component replacement decisions.
220-1201 4.0
Cloud service models, common cloud characteristics, hosted resources, virtual machines, client-side virtualization, resource requirements, snapshots, networking, and security considerations.
220-1201 5.0
Troubleshooting PCs, mobile devices, storage, displays, printers, wired networks, wireless networks, connectivity symptoms, hardware failures, and practical technician next steps.
220-1202 1.0
Windows editions and installation, Windows tools, command-line utilities, macOS and Linux basics, OS features, networking settings, cloud productivity tools, and operating system management.
220-1202 2.0
Physical security, logical security, authentication, authorization, encryption, malware, social engineering, browser security, wireless security, workstation hardening, mobile device security, and data destruction.
220-1202 3.0
Troubleshooting Windows, applications, mobile operating systems, mobile apps, security symptoms, malware infections, performance problems, startup problems, and structured remediation.
220-1202 4.0
Documentation, change management, disaster recovery, backups, safety, environmental controls, communication, professionalism, scripting basics, remote access, licensing, policies, and support workflow.
Yes. The course covers CompTIA A+ Core 1 220-1201 and Core 2 220-1202 domain areas in one dashboard track.
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