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    «“ . 2) ‘All-in-One Is All You Need. C ____________________________________________} eeee——— LJ CompTIA S (& | & (& | : Certification . ________ _________| EXAM GUIDE EXAM SKO0-005 Save 10% of any SECOND EDITION CompTIA exam mig Complete coverage of all objectives for li content exam SK0-005 M Pe = Rill fr Ideal as both a study eine tool and an Pies et on-the;job reference ea _ Be nd Filled with practice exam questions and in-depth explanations HE | DANIEL LACHANCE | CompTIA Server+, CompTIA A+™, CompTIA Security +™, CompTIA Network+™, CompTIA Cloud+™ eee. eee —— ——

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    ABOUT THE AUTHOR Daniel Lachance, CompTIA Security+, CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, CompTIA Server+, CompTIA Cloud Essentials, CompTIA Cloud+, as well as various Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services certifications, is the owner of Lachance IT Consulting, Inc., based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. He is the author of CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ Certification Study Guide, Second Edition, and co-author of CompTIA Security+ Certification Practice Exams. Since the early 1990s, he has worked in various capacities as a computer programmer, network and server technician, and security analyst. He is also an experienced trainer, having delivered IT training online, in Canada, and in the Caribbean since the 1990s on topics ranging from Microsoft enterprise products (Active Directory, Hyper-V, System Center Configuration Manager, and Azure) to Amazon Web Services, UNIX, Linux, security, and networking. He has recorded tech support videos for products such as Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager and has recorded videos covering various cybersecurity and mobility topics. He enjoys spending time with his spouse, Tammy; their children, Roman, Trinity, Abby, and Jacob; families and friends; and the family dogs, Dori and Louis. He also enjoys jogging, reading nonfiction, and listening to and playing various styles of music. About the Technical Editor S. Russell Christy is a technical trainer in Memphis, Tennessee covering a wide variety of products and specializing in computer maintenance, network and security, and Microsoft Office applications. For over 20 years, he has deployed new desktops and operating systems, servers, and network hardware and software, while simultaneously troubleshooting various

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    hardware and software issues. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Memphis. He has also gained industry certifications in CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, CompTIA Server+, CompTIA Security+, CompTIA CySA+, Cisco CCNA CyberOps, MTA Windows Server Administration Fundamentals, Network Fundamentals, Security Fundamentals, Windows OS Fundamentals, Microsoft 365 Identity and Services, and Adobe Education Trainer.

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    CONTENTS AT A GLANCE Chapter 1 Introduction to CompTIA Server+ Essentials Chapter 2 Server Hardware Chapter 3 Server Operating Systems and Server Roles Chapter 4 Server Storage Chapter 5 Server Network Communications Chapter 6 Server and Network Security Chapter 7 Troubleshooting and Performance Optimization Chapter 8 Disaster Recovery Planning Appendix A About the Hands-on Exercises and Lab Setup Appendix B Objective Map Appendix C About the Online Content Glossary Index

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    CONTENTS Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1 Introduction to CompTIA Server+ Essentials Why This Book Is Relevant Server Hardware Basics Server Form Factors Server CPUs Server Memory Buses and Slots Virtualization Environmental Factors Storage Network Concepts Cables and Connectors IP Ports and Protocols Server Operating Systems and Server Roles Server Roles Maintenance Monitoring Security Considerations Hardening Network Security Troubleshooting and Optimizing Performance Optimizing Performance Troubleshooting

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    Preparing for the Worst Cloud Computing Cloud Computing Characteristics Cloud Computing Deployment Models Cloud Computing Service Models Chapter Review Questions Questions and Answers Chapter 2 Server Hardware Server Form Factors Tower Servers Rack-mounted Equipment Blade Servers Server Components BIOS UEFI CPUs GPUs Memory Buses NICs Storage USB Power Voltage Wattage Uninterruptible Power Supply Environmental Controls Temperature Airflow Humidity Fire Suppression Hands-on Exercises Chapter Review

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    Server Form Factors Server Components Power Environmental Controls Questions Questions and Answers Chapter 3 Server Operating Systems and Server Roles Server Roles Infrastructure Roles Other Server Roles Virtualization Servers Hypervisor Types Hypervisor Host Configuration Virtual Machine Guest Configuration Server Installation Server Licensing Installing a Type 1 Hypervisor Installing a Server Operating System Server Administration Methods KVM Out-of-Band Remote Administration In-Band Remote Administration Server Documentation Asset Life Cycle Asset Inventory Service Level Agreements Other Documentation Maintaining Servers Patch Management Proactive Maintenance Reactive Maintenance Hands-on Exercises Chapter Review Server Roles

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    Virtualization Servers Server Installation Server Administration Methods Server Documentation Server Maintenance Questions Questions and Answers Chapter 4 Server Storage Storage Technologies Magnetic Hard Disks Solid-State Drives Hybrid Drives Storage Tiers Disk Interfaces Optical Drives Cloud Storage Direct-Attached Storage Network-Attached Storage Storage Area Networks Storage Capacity and Future Growth Base 2 vs. Base 10 Where Did All the Disk Space Go? Using Less Disk Space RAID Configuration RAID Levels Storage Device Installation MBR and GPT File Systems Sample Scenario 1 Sample Scenario 2 Hands-on Exercises Chapter Review Storage Device Characteristics Disk Interfaces

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    Local and Network Storage Storage Capacity Planning RAID Disk Initialization and File Systems Questions Questions and Answers Chapter 5 Server Network Communications The OSI Model Cable Installation and Management Cable Placement Cable Labeling Cable Types Network Hardware Network Interface Cards Network Switches Routers Configuring IPv4 PAT Static NAT IP IPv4 Addressing Subnet Mask Reserved Internal IP Address Ranges When to Use Subnetting Configuring IPv6 IPv6 Addressing IPv6 Settings IPv6 Transition Technologies Network Infrastructure Services Default Gateway DNS Servers WINS Servers DHCP TCP and UDP

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