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Cisco Wireless LAN Fundamentals v2.0 Keyword: CWLF Virtual ILT - 4 Days – List Price $2,795 Course Description Do you want to learn how to configure and manage standalone and controller-based wireless network or are you preparing yourself for a Wireless LAN Certification? Then this four-day course is the perfect choice. This course is taught in a virtual classroom via the web by a live instructor-led training and indepth instructor-assisted remote labs using real Cisco gear. A comprehensive blend of instructor-led training as well as instructor assisted, labs utilizing real Cisco gear via remote access ensure that you thoroughly understand the concepts of standalone and controller-based access points and controllers, network management solutions and security. GigaWave's version provides updated labs which cover the controller firmware release 5.2 as well as the Cisco WCS software release 6.0. In addition, Cisco Access Control Server (ACS) is used to support authenticating clients via EAPFAST, EAP-PEAP, EAP-TLS or Cisco LEAP. This class is divided into two parts, lecture and labs. The lecture portion is via the web thru a hosting tool that is sure to give the student an excellent experience. The lecture portion is set to a mandatory start and stop time as prescribed by the class you select. The remainder of the day will give the student ample time to work thru the detailed labs with access to the instructor during normal business day hours.
You Learn… After completing this course, the student should be able to: • Describe detailed modulation and spreading techniques and how it is used with various antennas • Describe detailed technical features, functions, and benefits of the Cisco wireless LAN products and how they compare to each other • Describe Aironet Desktop Utility and the Cisco Secure Services Client • Define the concept of using wireless devices to create a WLAN using the standalone products • Define concepts of using wireless devices to create a Layer 2 bridge • Configure a controller-based wireless network using a Cisco wireless LAN controller • Describe the requirement necessary for deployment and performing a site survey • Describe the steps, concepts, and tools available while performing a site survey Who Would Benefit The Cisco Wireless LAN Fundamentals is targeted to internal Cisco System Engineers, Field Engineers and channel external system engineer’s working in the wireless field who possess wireless basics and seek to add more advanced concepts to their knowledge. In addition, the course is tailored to network administrators, network engineers, network managers and technical sales personnel, who want to offer their customers the most innovative and comprehensive suite of WLAN solutions in the industry. Prerequisite
There are no recommended prerequisites for this course Follow-On Courses • Cisco Unified Wireless Networking (CUWN) • Cisco Wireless LAN Advanced Topics (CWLAT) • Cisco Wireless Mesh Networking (CWMN) • Implementing Cisco Advanced Unified Wireless Security (IAUWS) • Conducting Cisco Unified Wireless Site Survey (CUWSS) GigaWave Technologies
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Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Mobility Services (IUWMS) Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Voice Networks (IUWVN)
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Cisco Wireless LAN Fundamentals v2.0 – continued p.3 Course Content
Module 0 – Introduction Module 1 – Wireless Technology Overview • Describing WLAN Radio Technologies • Defining Antenna Concepts • 802.11 Design Concepts • Introducing 802.11 Security Module 2 – Cisco WLAN Products • Describing Wireless LAN Access Points, Bridges and Accessories • Describing WLAN Clients • Describing WLAN Controllers and Routers • Describing Network Management • Introducing Access Point Enterprise-Class Features Module 3 – Cisco Wireless Clients and Supplicants • Installing and Configuring Aironet Desktop Utility • Installing and Configuring Cisco Secure Services Client • Client Configuration (Lab 3-1) Module 4 – Standalone Access Point Administration • Describing the Standalone Solution • Setting up Standalone Access Point Hardware • Configuring the Standalone Access Point • Managing the Standalone Access Point • Configuring the Standalone Access Points for Security • Introducing CiscoWorks WLAN Solution Engine • Set Radio SSIDs, Channel, and Data Rates (Lab 4-1) • Restore the Access Point to Default Data Rates (Lab 4-2) • Test Throughput to a Lab Server Using FTP (Lab 4-3) • Configure the Access Point for LEAP with WPA Encryption (Lab 4-4)
Module 6 – Cisco Unified WLAN Administration • Introducing the Cisco Controller-Based Products and Configuration • Explaining Roaming Concepts • Configuring a WLAN Controller • Configuring Secure Authentication • Introducing the Cisco Wireless Control System • Cisco Wireless LAN Controller System Setup (Lab 6-1) • Configuring the Controller via the WebBrowser (Lab 6-2) • Configuring Web Authentication (Lab 6-3) • Configuring 802.1X PEAP (MSCHAP V2) Authentication (Lab 6-4) • Configuring WPA Encryption w/ 802.1X LEAP Authentication (Lab 6-5) • Configuring WPA2 Encryption w/ 802.1X EAP-FAST Authentication (Lab 6-6) Module 7 – Site Survey Preparation and Techniques • Determining the Deployment Requirements for a Site Survey • Performing a Site Survey • Gathering the Deployment Requirements for a Voice Site Survey Module 8 – Tools and Utilities • Identifying Site Survey Tools • Using Site Survey Utilities • Identify other WLAN Management Tools
Module 5 – Wireless Bridges • Implementing Wireless Standalone Bridges • Choosing Roles in Radio Network • Determining Bridge Path Information • Setting up and Configuring the Cisco Standalone Bridge • Outdoor Bridge Range Calculation Utility (Lab 5-1) GigaWave Technologies
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