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CompTIA Network+ N10-009 · . Every lesson, every reading — visible from day one. Study with Meerk, open the gate, walk into class ready.
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The whole course
Tap a lesson for the readings, what to know, and Meerk's quiz. Week of = the Monday it opens.
- Tue, Sep 8Lesson 0: Welcome — CompTIA Network+ N10-009in Canvas
- Tue, Sep 15Lesson 1: Network Architecture and TopologiesMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Sep 22Lesson 2: IPv4 Addressing and SubnettingMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Sep 29Lesson 3: IPv6 and Special IP AddressingMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Oct 6Lesson 4: Ports, Protocols, and ServicesMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Oct 13Lesson 5: Switching and VLANsMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Oct 20Lesson 6: Routing Concepts and ProtocolsMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Oct 27Lesson 7: Wireless NetworkingMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Nov 3Lesson 8: WAN Technologies and Cloud ConnectivityMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Nov 10Lesson 9: Network SecurityMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Nov 17Lesson 10: Network Operations and MonitoringMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Nov 24Lesson 11: High Availability and Disaster RecoveryMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
- Tue, Dec 1Lesson 12: Network TroubleshootingMeerk's quiz →Flashcardsin Canvas
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Course facts
For families — the Dinner Table Question
Every lesson ends with one question to ask at home. No answer key, no grade — just a conversation.
Lesson 1: Why do we still teach the 7-layer OSI model when TCP/IP only has 4 layers?
En español: ¿Por qué seguimos enseñando el modelo OSI de 7 capas cuando TCP/IP solo tiene 4?