SERVER+ CERTIFICATION EXAM OVERVIEW

 INTRODUCTION

The Server+ certification by CompTIA validates skills needed for managing server hardware and software in data-centre and enterprise hybrid environments. It covers installation, configuration, maintenance, disaster recovery and troubleshooting of servers. 

EXAM STRUCTURE

• Exam Code: SK0-004 

• Number of Questions: Approximately 100 multiple-choice questions. 

• Duration: 90 minutes. 

• Passing Score: 750 on a scale of 100-900. 

• Recommended Experience: Completion of A+ certification or equivalent knowledge, plus 18-24 months of server technology experience. 

EXAM DOMAINS

• 1.0 Server Architecture: ~12% 

• 2.0 Server Administration: ~24% 

• 3.0 Storage: ~12% 

• 4.0 Security: ~13%

• 5.0 Networking: ~10% 

• 6.0 Disaster Recovery: ~9%

• 7.0 Troubleshooting: ~20% 

BENEFITS & USE CASES
The Server+ certification is vendor-neutral, meaning the skills apply across multiple server technologies rather than one hardware vendor. It is well suited for professionals working as server administrators, data-center technicians, system engineers or those managing on-premises/hybrid server environments. 

CONCLUSION
The Server+ certification provides a credible foundation for IT professionals specializing in server and data-centre management. With its focus on hardware, software, security, system recovery and troubleshooting, it is a strong credential for those aiming to enhance their server-technology competence in enterprise settings.

AUTHOR BIO
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