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CWNA (Certified Wireless Network Administrator) Computer-Based E-Learning package
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Price: $699.00
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► Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA) Computer Based Training (E-Learning)
► 6 months of 24/7 e-Learning product support
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Save $300 to prepare for the CWNA (Certified Wireless Network Administrator) Certification.
CWNA is the foundation level wireless LAN certification for the industry standard CWNP Program. It is your starting point for wireless training and certification. CWNA covers a broad range of wireless LAN topics focused on 802.11 wireless technology rather than products of specific vendors.
The wireless network market continues to grow because of the additional productivity that wireless network access brings to any organization. Properly trained and certified individuals are needed to make networks secure, cost-effective, and reliable.
CWNA Computer-Based E-Learning Package, you’ll receive the in-depth CWNA Computer-Based E-Learning course. Computer Based Training (E-Learning) is an economical way to learn the CWNA material. The computer-based lessons align directly with the CWNA exam and is taught by security expert, Stephen Dugan.
With this package, you receive a 365-day online license for the e-Learning, which gives instructor-led classroom sessions with full audio, video and demonstration components, AND 6 months of 24/7 e-Learning product support. The course includes online access for one year to the computer-based lessons.
Level 1
Certification Information
Intro To Wireless
2.1 Wireless Lab Standards
2.2 Extending Wired Lans
2.3 Mobility
2.4 Small and Home Offices
2.5 Summary
Radio Frequency
3.1 Gain and Reflection
3.2 Absorption and VWSR
3.3 Antenna Line of Sight
3.4 Antenna Gain and EIRP
3.5 Radio Frequency Math
3.6 Watts and Decibels
3.7 Gain and Loss Measurements
3.8 Convention Examples
3.9 Summary
Spread Spectrum
4.1 RF Bands
4.2 Unlicensed Bands
4.3 Spread Spectrum
4.4 Direct Sequence and Spectrum
4.5 DS VS FH
4.6 Channel Sets
4.7 Summary
Level 2
Access Points
1.1 Access Point Modes
1.2 Modular Radio Cards
1.3 Management and Configuration
1.4 Wireless Bridge Modes
1.5 Client Devices
1.6 Configure Client Devices
1.7 Wireless Residential Gateways
1.8 Setup a Client
1.9 Aironet Client Utility
1.10 Summary
Antennas
2.1 Omni and Semi Directional
2.2 Highly Directional
2.3 Polarization and Gain
2.4 Free Space Path Loss
2.5 Placement and Mounting
2.6 Alignment and Safety
2.7 POE Devices and WLAN Accessories
2.8 Cables, Adapters and Testing
2.9 Summary
Standards
3.1 Industrial, Scientific and Medical
3.2 P2P and P2MP
3.3 IEEE Standards
3.4 WI-FI 802.11
3.5 Other WLAN Organizations
3.6 Summary
Level 3
Network Architecture Overview
1.1 SSID
1.2 Beacons
1.3 Authentication and Association
1.4 802.1X and EAP
1.5 VPN
1.6 Service Sets
1.7 Roaming
1.8 VLANs
1.9 Power Management
1.10 Lab- Ad Hoc Mode
MAC and Physical Layer
2.1 WLAN and Ethernet Frames
2.2 Control
2.3 Collisions
2.4 Fragmentation
2.5 DRS/NAV
2.6 DCF/PCF
2.7 IFS/SIFS/PIFS
2.8 DIFS/Slot Times
2.9 RTS/CTS
2.10 Modulation Level 4
Security Overview
1.1 WEP
1.2 Actual Threats
1.3 Encryption Suites
1.4 TKIP VS CKIP
1.5 WPA
1.6 MIC (Michael)
1.7 Keys and Key Management
1.8 Authentication Methods
1.9 802.11 WPA2
1.10 WLAN Security Hierarchy
1.11 War Driving
1.12 War Checking
1.13 Inherent Problems with Wireless Networks
1.14 New Security Enhancements
1.15 Security Policy
1.16 Cell Sizing
1.17 SSID Wireless DMZ
1.18 Lab- Net Slumbler
1.19 Lab HOT Spot Def Kit
1.20 EAP FAST
1.21 RADIUS?TACACS+
1.22 AAA/ACS
1.23 Summary
Level 5
Troubleshooting
1.1 Multipath
1.2 Hidden Node
1.3 Near/Far and Throughout
1.4 Throughput Solutions
1.5 Interference
1.6 Channel and Co/Channel
1.7 Summary
Site Survey
2.1 Preparation
2.2 Facility
2.3 Existing Network
2.4 Business requirements
2.5 Throughput and Roaming
2.6 Site Survey Equipment
2.7 Coverage
2.8 Documentation
2.9 Summary
2.10 Course Conclusion
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