Intel Server Specialist Certification Exam

Server+

The Server+ (Server Solutions Certification) is a vendor-neutral certification that validates foundational knowledge of server hardware, setup, and management.

Focus

The Intel Server Specialist Certification Exam certification focuses on Server hardware, setup, and management

Exam Duration

The Intel Server Specialist Certification Exam exam duration is Duration is N/A

Num of Question

The exam contains a total of Not available from data sources.

Exam Fee

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Exam Validity

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Prior Certification

• There are no prior certifications required.

Exam Format

The Intel Server Specialist Certification Exam exam is a The Exam format is comprised of Multiple Choice Question.

Passing Conditions

To pass Intel Server Specialist Certification Exam exam, applicants must achieve a minimum score of

Who Should Take

This certification exam is ideal for individuals who install, configure, and maintain servers in various operating system environments.

• Server administrator
• Network administrator
• IT support specialist

Prerequisites

Six months to one year of hands-on experience in server-related positions.

Or can substitute with certifications:

• CompTIA A+ is highly recommended prior to sitting for the Server+ certification.

Certification Process

• Step 1: Prepare for the certification by gaining hands-on experience in server-related areas or taking a training course.
• Step 2: Register for the Server+ exam through a testing center or online proctor.
• Step 3: Pass the Server+ certification exam, which will validate your knowledge of server hardware, setup, and management.

Domains with Weights

• Domain 1 - Computer Hardware (40%): Identify, install, and configure computer hardware components in a server environment. Install, configure, and troubleshoot power, thermal, cable management, and network interface devices, and Install and configure storage devices such as Hard Disk Drives and Solid-State Drives.
• Domain 2 - Server Hardware (25%): Install and configure processors, memory, and expandable devices in a server environment, and Identify key security features and best practices in hardware, firmware, and software, and Configure system board and peripheral components.
• Domain 3 - Networking (20%): Implement network related functions such as patch panels, topologies, network architecture, network protocols, protocols such as DNS, DHCP and IP Settings, IPv4 vs IPv6, configure local and remote access, including wireless and wired networking.
• Domain 4 - Server Operating Systems (15%): Configure system hardening, managing accounts, local access, remote access and setting up connections in various operating system environments including Local, Dedicated, or redundant servers, NOS and Cloud.