Course And Instructor Introduction
Wireless Basics Part 1
Wireless Basics Part 2
Wireless Basics Part 3
Wireless Basics Part 4
Wireless Basics Part 5
Wireless Basics Part 6
This Cisco 200-355 training IT course will enable students to set up and troubleshoot Small Medium Business and Enterprise wireless networks.
What you’ll
learn
Wireless Basics
Wireless Standards
Wireless Signals
Antennas
Topologies
Frame Types
Planning Coverage
Architectures
Stand Alone And Cloud Deployments
Controller Based Deployment
Controller Discovery
Roaming
Radio Resource Management
Wireless Security
Fundamentals (WIFUND) exam is for you. This 90-minute test consists of around 60 to 70 questions that measure a candidate’s understanding of essential Radio Frequency (RF), 802.11 technologies and inspecting, adjusting, supervising as well as basic troubleshooting abilities necessary to offer assistance for Small Medium Business and Enterprise wireless networks. All those eager to take this assessment should first complete the Implementing Cisco Wireless Network Fundamentals course which provides helpful tips.
Course And Instructor Introduction
Wireless Basics Part 1
Wireless Basics Part 2
Wireless Basics Part 3
Wireless Basics Part 4
Wireless Basics Part 5
Wireless Basics Part 6
Wireless Standards Part 1
Wireless Standards Part 2
Wireless Standards Part 3
Wireless Standards Part 4
Wireless Standards Part 5
Wireless Signals Part 1
Wireless Signals Part 2
Antennas Part 1
Antennas Part 2
Antennas Part 3
Topologies Part 1
Topologies Part 2
Frame Types Part 1
Frame Types Part 2
Frame Types Part 3
Planning Coverage Part 1
Planning Coverage Part 2
Planning Coverage Part 3
Architectures Part 1
Architectures Part 2
Architectures Part 3
Stand Alone And Cloud Deployments Part 1
Stand Alone And Cloud Deployments Part 2
Controller Based Deployment Part 1
Controller Based Deployment Part 2
Controller Based Deployment Part 3
Controller Discovery Part 1
Controller Discovery Part 2
Controller Discovery Part 3
Roaming Part 1
Roaming Part 2
Radio Resource Management Part 1
Radio Resource Management Part 2
Radio Resource Management Part 3
Wireless Security Part 1
Wireless Security Part 2
Wireless Security Part 3
WLAN Configuration
Guest Networks
Client Connectivity Part 1
Client Connectivity Part 2
Managing Wireless Part 1
Managing Wireless Part 2
Interference Part 1
Interference Part 2
Troubleshooting Part 1
Troubleshooting Part 2
Course Conclusion
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The course is aimed at enabling students to set up and troubleshoot Small Medium Business and Enterprise wireless networks. It provides knowledge on Radio Frequency (RF) and 802.11 technology essentials, and includes tasks related to installing, configuring, monitoring, and basic troubleshooting of wireless networks.
The course is instructed by David Biggers, a professional IT instructor with four years of experience teaching for the US Army.
The course consists of 15 training hours, 55 videos, 20 topics, and 245 practice questions.
The CCNA Wireless certification, which this course is associated with, requires you to have a valid Cisco CCENT or higher certification. It is also recommended that you have a basic understanding of networking (VLANs, IP addresses, standard subnetting, basic routing) to focus on the wireless aspects of networking without being hindered by concepts that are implied but not explained.
The exam tests your knowledge of Wi-Fi in general, and specifically of Wi-Fi implementation in Cisco networks. It includes configuration, maintenance, and limited troubleshooting, as well as participation in a site survey. You will need to understand concepts specific to Cisco, like mobility groups, RF groups, RRM, PoP/PoA, MA/MC, etc. Additionally, you should be able to train on at least one of the interfaces (autonomous, AireOS, Meraki, IOS XE).
Study resources that could help you prepare for the CCNA Wireless exam include the CCNA Wireless 200-355 Complete Video Course and the CCNA Wireless 200-355 Official Cert Guide. The video course includes more than 21 hours of video training, covering all of the objectives in the exam. The official cert guide touches on all the topics you need to know for the exam, providing a variety of exam preparation tools.