The primary audience for this course is Channel Field Engineers, Cisco Network Consulting Engineers, and Customer Network Engineers. Customer Network Managers may also find this course of benefit.

After you complete this course you will be able to:

• Explain how the Cisco Unified Wireless Network components meet the challenges to successful deployment
• Select and properly install the Cisco Unified Wireless Network hardware appropriate to site and use requirements
• Configure Cisco Unified Wireless Network administrative settings to support specific site and use requirements
• Configure security on devices and endpoints in a WLAN deployment to support site and customer requirements
• Maintain and troubleshoot WLAN hardware, software, and operational functionality using bundled and add-on tools
• Design and implement the appropriate WLAN solution for varying situations
• Install and configure Cisco WCS in the Cisco Unified Wireless environment
• Deploy and maintain the MSE

Cisco Unified Wireless Network Introduction

• Understanding Enterprise WLAN Solutions
• Cisco CleanAir Technology

Cisco Unified Wireless Network Hardware Installation

• Understanding WLAN Controllers, Wireless Services, and Licensing
• Configuring Cisco WLCs Using the CLI
• Configuring Cisco WLCs Using the Web Interface
• Using the Controller Web Interface
• Understanding Access Points
• Understanding the Evolution of 802.11 Protocols
• Access Point Operational Modes
• Performance, Optimization, and Auto RF
• Configuring Cisco CleanAir

Cisco Unified Wireless Network Administration

• Understanding Controller Ports,Interfacesand Link Aggregation
• Associating an AP with a Controller
• Configuring Mobility Groups for Roaming
• Managing VLANs and WLANs
• Configuring Quality of Service in Wireless Networking
• Understanding General Cisco Unified Wireless Network Administration

WLAN Security

• Configuring WLAN Security for a Specific Deployment
• Identifying Client and AP Security
• Configuring WLAN Security Policies

Maintenance and Troubleshooting WLAN Systems

• Managing Device Code and Configuration
• Troubleshooting WLANs
• Gathering Data and Monitoring Data Traffic
• Understanding Cisco Spectrum Expert

WLAN Deployment Design Scenarios

• Generic Infrastructure Design Scenarios
• Enterprise Infrastructure Design Scenarios
• Designing Industry-Specific WLAN Solutions

Cisco Wireless Control System

• Understanding the Cisco Wireless Control System Overview
• Installing Cisco WCS
• Administering Cisco WCS
• Configuring Cisco Unified Wireleess Network Components
• Using the Cisco WCS Monitor Menu
• Using Cisco WCS Reports
• Implementing Cisco WCS Maps and Planning Tools
• Implementing Cisco WCS Guest Access
• Implementing Cisco WCS Navigator
• Troubleshooting Cisco WCS

Mobility Services Engine

• Introducing Mobility Services Engine
• Planning and Designing WCS
• Deploying MSE
• Troubleshooting Controller Connectivity and Tag Location
• Monitoring and Maintenance
• WCS Intrusion Detection System

Labs

• Lab 2-1: CLI Setup and Web Setup
• Lab 2-2: Controller Web
• Lab 2-3: CAPWAP Conversion (Optional Lab)
• Lab 3-1: AP Association Options and Configurations
• Lab 4-1: Web Authentication
• Lab 4-2: WPA/WPA2 PEAP-MS-CHAPv2 Authentication
• Lab 4-3: WPA/WPA2 EAP-FAST Local EAP Authentication
• Lab 5-1: Pre-Image Download
• Lab 7-1: Wireless Control System

The following courses are recommended for further study:

• CUWSS - Conducting Cisco Unified Wireless Site Survey
• IAUWS - Implementing Advanced Cisco Unified Wireless Security
• IUWVN - Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Voice Networks
• IUWMS - Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Mobility Services

All of the above courses are required for those delegates looking to achieve the Cisco Certified Network Professional Certification forWireless