Friday, 21 November 2014

Best CWNA Training in Bangalore

The Enterprise Wireless LAN Administration 5.0 course provides the networking professional a complete foundation of knowledge for entering into or advancing in the wireless networking industry. From basic RF theory to 802.11 frame exchange processes, this course delivers hands-on training that will benefit the novice as well as the experienced network professional. The CWNA certification is the foundation level enterprise Wi-Fi certification for the CWNP Program. Your CWNA certification will get you started in your wireless career by ensuring you have the skills to successfully survey, install, and administer enterprise Wi-Fi networks.  The salary for Network Administrators has increased significantly since 2005, and continues to do so as the market and usage of wireless increases.

Students who complete the course will acquire the necessary skills for analyzing, assessing, and troubleshooting wireless operation in the enterprise, utilizing hardware and software solutions from the industry’s leading manufacturers.

Course Outline



Introduction to WLAN Standards


· Introduction to WLAN industry organizations
· Discussion of protocol standards and compliance
· Overview of 802.11 standard and amendments
· Discussion of additional networking standards
· Regulatory domains and their impact

Radio Frequency (RF) Fundamentals


· RF propagation
· Properties of RF waves
· Types of power loss and environmental impact on radio waves
· Spread spectrum, modulation, and coding
· Channels and bandwidth

Antennas


· Antenna fundamentals
· Polarization and gain
· Types of WLAN antennas
· Antenna systems
· Antenna implementation and safety
· RF cables, connectors, and accessories

RF Math


· RF units of measurement
· Basic RF math
· RF signal measurements
· Link budgets

RF Regulatory Domains


· Regulatory domains
· Regulatory bodies and
· frequency bands
Output power rules

Wireless LAN Operation


· Basic WLAN hardware
· Basic operating modes
· WLAN hardware
· WLAN connectivity
· WLAN architecture
· Wireless Network Management Systems (WNMS)

Power over Ethernet (PoE)


· PoE device types
· Powered Device (PD)
· Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE)
· Power delivery
· Planning for PoE
· PoE standards
· Powering 802.11n devices

802.11 Service Sets


· Service set types
· Authentication and association
· Network infrastructure
· Roaming within a WLAN
· Load-balancing

Basic WLAN Analysis


· Protocol analysis
· 802.11 frame types
· Protection mechanisms
· Power saving operations
· Transmission rates

Coordinating Frame Transmissions


· Introducing CSMA/CA
· Distributed Coordination Function (DCF)
· Hybrid Coordination Function (HCF)

802.11n Amendment


· Challenges addressed by the high throughput (HT) PHY
· HT (802.11n) PHY and MAC layer enhancements
· MIMO and SISO systems
· HT coexistence mechanisms
· HT integration and deployment
· HT site surveying and analysis

Site Surveying


· RF site survey defined
· Gathering information and resources
· Spectrum analysis for site surveys
· Site survey types
· Survey considerations
· Survey deliverables

Basic WLAN Security


· Importance of WLAN security
· Security policy
· Legacy WLAN security mechanisms
· Modern WLAN security mechanisms
· Baseline WLAN security practices

Visit: http://rooman.net/cwna/

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