WLFNDU - Understanding Cisco Wireless Foundations
Introdução
The Understanding Cisco Wireless Foundations (WLFNDU) training teaches you the knowledge and skills you need to configure, manage, and troubleshoot a Cisco wireless LAN (WLAN) network. Topics include understanding critical aspects of RF technology, industry standards for Wi-Fi and security, how to design, install, and configure a WLAN network of any size, and using Cisco DNA Center. Is a five-day ILT course that teaches you the knowledge and skills necessary to position, plan, implement, operate, and manage a Cisco wireless LAN (WLAN) network. You will build your knowledge of the critical aspects of RF technology and industry standards for Wi-Fi and security and how to leverage that knowledge for the design, installation, and configuration of a WLAN network of any size. You will also learn to use Cisco DNA Center to manage and monitor Cisco Wireless Networks.
Completing this course will enable you to implement a WLAN network for your organization and give you the foundational knowledge necessary to prepare for the Designing Cisco Enterprise Wireless Networks (ENWLSD) and lmplementing Cisco Enterprise Wireless Networks (ENWLSI) courses.
This training will help you:
- Learn the skills, technologies, and best practices needed to manage a Cisco WLAN network
- Understand and implement a Cisco wireless network architecture
- Design and implement WLAN maintenance and troubleshooting solutions
WLFNDU 2.0 is a major update of the content that was originally covered in the WLFNDU 1.0 course. The course now focuses on IOS XE wireless deployments using the Catalyst 9800 WLC. All references to the AireOS have been removed. The new hands-on labs focus solely on the IOS XE Catalyst 9800-CL WLC.
Completing this course will enable you to implement a WLAN network for your organization and give you the foundational knowledge necessary to prepare for the Designing Cisco Enterprise Wireless Networks (ENWLSD) and lmplementing Cisco Enterprise Wireless Networks (ENWLSI) courses.
This training will help you:
- Learn the skills, technologies, and best practices needed to manage a Cisco WLAN network
- Understand and implement a Cisco wireless network architecture
- Design and implement WLAN maintenance and troubleshooting solutions
WLFNDU 2.0 is a major update of the content that was originally covered in the WLFNDU 1.0 course. The course now focuses on IOS XE wireless deployments using the Catalyst 9800 WLC. All references to the AireOS have been removed. The new hands-on labs focus solely on the IOS XE Catalyst 9800-CL WLC.
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The primary audience is composed of individuals who are tasked with performing or overseeing network wireless management tasks. Professionals in preparation for taking Cisco Enterprise Wireless Courses or taking certification exam, does need Wireless foundational knowledge that can help preparation.
Objetivo
- Describe and implement foundational wireless theory
- Describe and implement foundational wireless math and antennas
- Describe and implement foundational wireless operation including Wi-Fi 6
- Describe security and client access in a wireless network
- Implement 802.1X and Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)
- Implement wireless guest access and configure wireless security
- Describe Cisco wireless architecture components and deployment options
- Describe Cisco wireless architecture and its deployment modes, the Control and Provisioning of Wireless Access Points (CAPWAP) protocol, and the Cisco WLC and AP line up
- Describe the wired support for implementing wireless networks
- Deploy Cisco centralized wireless networks using Cisco 9800 WLC
- Describe the centralized wireless access model and its configuration
- Describe maintenance and troubleshooting in the centralized WLAN model
- Describe the management and monitoring of Cisco Wireless Networks with Cisco DNA Center
- Describe and implement foundational wireless math and antennas
- Describe and implement foundational wireless operation including Wi-Fi 6
- Describe security and client access in a wireless network
- Implement 802.1X and Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)
- Implement wireless guest access and configure wireless security
- Describe Cisco wireless architecture components and deployment options
- Describe Cisco wireless architecture and its deployment modes, the Control and Provisioning of Wireless Access Points (CAPWAP) protocol, and the Cisco WLC and AP line up
- Describe the wired support for implementing wireless networks
- Deploy Cisco centralized wireless networks using Cisco 9800 WLC
- Describe the centralized wireless access model and its configuration
- Describe maintenance and troubleshooting in the centralized WLAN model
- Describe the management and monitoring of Cisco Wireless Networks with Cisco DNA Center
Pré Requisitos
Before taking this offering, you should have:
- General knowledge of networks
- General knowledge of wireless networks
- Routing and switching knowledge
- General knowledge of networks
- General knowledge of wireless networks
- Routing and switching knowledge
Conteúdo Programatico
Course Introduction
• Overview
• Course Goal and Objectives
• Course Flow
• Your Training Curriculum
• Learner Introductions
Module 1: RF and WLAN Theory
• Describe and implement foundational wireless theory
• Indoor Non-Wi-Fi Wireless Technologies
• Indoor Wi-Fi Wireless Technologies
• Outdoor Non-Wi-Fi Wireless Technologies
• RF Characteristics
• Signal Degradation
• Outdoor Signal Considerations
Module 2: WLAN Math and Antennas
• RF Mathematics
• Antenna Characteristics
• Antenna Connector
• Antenna Support
• Antenna Accessories
Module 3: Wi-Fi Operations
• Spread Spectrum Technology Basics
• Exploring Wi-Fi 6E
• Wireless Media Access
• Analyze wireless frames
• Wireless Governance
• Wi-Fi Spectrum Performance Enhancements
• Wi-Fi Spectrum Compatibility Features
• IEEE 802.11ax: Wi-Fi 6
Module 4: Basic WLAN Security
• Describe security and client access in a wireless network
• Wireless Security Components
• Assessing Wi-Fi Vulnerabilities using Common Tools
• IEEE 802.11 Security
• Advanced Wireless Intrusion Prevention System
Module 5: Advanced WLAN Security
• Implement 802.1X and EAP
• IEEE 802.1X and EAP Frameworks
• EAP Authentication
• Wi-Fi Alliance WPA, WPA2, and WPA3 Security
Module 6: Configuring WLAN Security
• Implement wireless guest access and configure wireless security
• Configure Native Operating Systems for WLAN Connectivity
• Configure Smart Handheld Clients
Module 7: Cisco Wireless Network Architecture
• Describe Cisco wireless architecture components and deployment options.
• Cisco Wireless Architecture
• Cisco Wireless Network Deployment Options
• Cisco Wireless Guest Access
• Cisco Wireless Management
• Cisco Policy Control—Cisco ISE
• Cisco Location Services—Cisco Spaces
Module 8: Implementing Cisco Wireless Network
• Describe Wireless deployment modes that are supported by Cisco and WLAN Architecture
• Cisco Enterprise Wireless Network
• Cisco Centralized Wireless Architecture
• Cisco FlexConnect
• Cisco Wireless Controllers
• Cisco Access Points
Module 9: Implementing Cisco Wireless Network Wired Support
• Describe the wired support for implementing wireless networks
• Layer 2 Infrastructure Support
• Configuring the Switch for Wireless
• Power Requirements
• Bandwidth Requirements
• Cisco Catalyst Switches
• Wired Infrastructure Protocols That Support Wireless
Module 10: Deploying Cisco Centralized Wireless Networks
• Deploy Cisco centralized wireless networks
• Initialize Centralized Cisco WLC
• Getting Familiar with Cisco WLC GUI
• Cisco WLC Ports, Interfaces, and Mapping
• Access Point Discovery Process
• Access Point Join Process
• Cisco WLC Redundancy and High Availability
• Cisco Access Point Failover
• Cisco Access Point Modes of Operation
Module 11: Configuring Cisco Centralized Wireless Networks
• Describe the centralized wireless access model and its configuration
• IPv6 in a Cisco Wireless Environment
• Roaming in a Centralized Architecture
• Layer 2 Roaming
• Layer 3 Roaming
• Mobility Groups and Mobility Domains
• Inter-Release Controller Mobility
• Optimizing RF Conditions
• Optimizing Client Performance
• Introducing Cisco CleanAir
Module 12: Maintaining and Troubleshooting Cisco Wireless Networks
• Describe maintenance and troubleshooting in the centralized WLAN model
• Managing Licenses on Cisco WLC
• Updating Image on Cisco WLC
• Backup and Restore Process
• Troubleshooting Basics
• WLAN Troubleshooting Techniques
• Common Wireless Issues
• Cisco WLAN Troubleshooting Tools
• Third Party Troubleshooting Tools
Module 13: Managing and Monitoring Cisco Wireless Networks with Cisco DNA Center
• Describe the centralized wireless access model and its configuration
• Introducing Cisco DNA Center
• Cisco DNA Center Workflows
• Cisco DNA Center Automation Overview
• Cisco DNA Center Assurance Overview
• Cisco DNA Center Assurance for Troubleshooting Wireless Networks
Lab Outline
Discovery 1: Practice RF Math
Discovery 2: Antenna Calculations
Discovery 3: Explore the Wi-Fi Environment
Discovery 4: Analyze Wireless Frames
Discovery 5: Configure Client Access
Discovery 6: Deploy Cisco 9800 WLC
Discovery 7: Configure Cisco 9800 WLC
Discovery 8: Perform Cisco 9800 WLC Maintenance
• Overview
• Course Goal and Objectives
• Course Flow
• Your Training Curriculum
• Learner Introductions
Module 1: RF and WLAN Theory
• Describe and implement foundational wireless theory
• Indoor Non-Wi-Fi Wireless Technologies
• Indoor Wi-Fi Wireless Technologies
• Outdoor Non-Wi-Fi Wireless Technologies
• RF Characteristics
• Signal Degradation
• Outdoor Signal Considerations
Module 2: WLAN Math and Antennas
• RF Mathematics
• Antenna Characteristics
• Antenna Connector
• Antenna Support
• Antenna Accessories
Module 3: Wi-Fi Operations
• Spread Spectrum Technology Basics
• Exploring Wi-Fi 6E
• Wireless Media Access
• Analyze wireless frames
• Wireless Governance
• Wi-Fi Spectrum Performance Enhancements
• Wi-Fi Spectrum Compatibility Features
• IEEE 802.11ax: Wi-Fi 6
Module 4: Basic WLAN Security
• Describe security and client access in a wireless network
• Wireless Security Components
• Assessing Wi-Fi Vulnerabilities using Common Tools
• IEEE 802.11 Security
• Advanced Wireless Intrusion Prevention System
Module 5: Advanced WLAN Security
• Implement 802.1X and EAP
• IEEE 802.1X and EAP Frameworks
• EAP Authentication
• Wi-Fi Alliance WPA, WPA2, and WPA3 Security
Module 6: Configuring WLAN Security
• Implement wireless guest access and configure wireless security
• Configure Native Operating Systems for WLAN Connectivity
• Configure Smart Handheld Clients
Module 7: Cisco Wireless Network Architecture
• Describe Cisco wireless architecture components and deployment options.
• Cisco Wireless Architecture
• Cisco Wireless Network Deployment Options
• Cisco Wireless Guest Access
• Cisco Wireless Management
• Cisco Policy Control—Cisco ISE
• Cisco Location Services—Cisco Spaces
Module 8: Implementing Cisco Wireless Network
• Describe Wireless deployment modes that are supported by Cisco and WLAN Architecture
• Cisco Enterprise Wireless Network
• Cisco Centralized Wireless Architecture
• Cisco FlexConnect
• Cisco Wireless Controllers
• Cisco Access Points
Module 9: Implementing Cisco Wireless Network Wired Support
• Describe the wired support for implementing wireless networks
• Layer 2 Infrastructure Support
• Configuring the Switch for Wireless
• Power Requirements
• Bandwidth Requirements
• Cisco Catalyst Switches
• Wired Infrastructure Protocols That Support Wireless
Module 10: Deploying Cisco Centralized Wireless Networks
• Deploy Cisco centralized wireless networks
• Initialize Centralized Cisco WLC
• Getting Familiar with Cisco WLC GUI
• Cisco WLC Ports, Interfaces, and Mapping
• Access Point Discovery Process
• Access Point Join Process
• Cisco WLC Redundancy and High Availability
• Cisco Access Point Failover
• Cisco Access Point Modes of Operation
Module 11: Configuring Cisco Centralized Wireless Networks
• Describe the centralized wireless access model and its configuration
• IPv6 in a Cisco Wireless Environment
• Roaming in a Centralized Architecture
• Layer 2 Roaming
• Layer 3 Roaming
• Mobility Groups and Mobility Domains
• Inter-Release Controller Mobility
• Optimizing RF Conditions
• Optimizing Client Performance
• Introducing Cisco CleanAir
Module 12: Maintaining and Troubleshooting Cisco Wireless Networks
• Describe maintenance and troubleshooting in the centralized WLAN model
• Managing Licenses on Cisco WLC
• Updating Image on Cisco WLC
• Backup and Restore Process
• Troubleshooting Basics
• WLAN Troubleshooting Techniques
• Common Wireless Issues
• Cisco WLAN Troubleshooting Tools
• Third Party Troubleshooting Tools
Module 13: Managing and Monitoring Cisco Wireless Networks with Cisco DNA Center
• Describe the centralized wireless access model and its configuration
• Introducing Cisco DNA Center
• Cisco DNA Center Workflows
• Cisco DNA Center Automation Overview
• Cisco DNA Center Assurance Overview
• Cisco DNA Center Assurance for Troubleshooting Wireless Networks
Lab Outline
Discovery 1: Practice RF Math
Discovery 2: Antenna Calculations
Discovery 3: Explore the Wi-Fi Environment
Discovery 4: Analyze Wireless Frames
Discovery 5: Configure Client Access
Discovery 6: Deploy Cisco 9800 WLC
Discovery 7: Configure Cisco 9800 WLC
Discovery 8: Perform Cisco 9800 WLC Maintenance