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Designing Cisco® Wireless Enterprise Networks (WIDESIGN) Training is in the curriculum for the CCNP® Wireless certification and provides you a new perspective on designing wireless networks. You learn how to design a Cisco wireless network from beginning to end, from customer first contact to post-deployment reports, and how to conduct walk-throughs, identify difficult areas, and optimize the survey process to provide a better access-point-to-coverage ratio. With this course, you use tools to assist in wireless design and management as well as labs that reinforce design concepts.
The knowledge and skill recommended before attending this course are :
After completing this course, you should be able to:
Section 1: Determining Customer Design Technical and Business Objectives
Section 2: Determining the Type of Wireless Design
Section 3: Gathering Existing Documentation and Important Information
Section 4: Meeting with the Customer
Section 5: Describing Common Business and Technical Drivers
Section 6: Describing Cisco Capabilities
Section 7: Planning and Designing for RF
Section 8: Describing Deployment Models
Section 9: Describing Campus Considerations
Section 10: Describing Common Business and Technical Drivers
Section 11: Describing Cisco Capabilities
Section 12: Describing RF Planning and Design
Section 13: Describing Cisco AVC and QoS
Section 14: Describing Common Business and Technical Drivers
Section 15: Describing Cisco Capabilities
Section 16: Describing RF Planning and Design
Section 17: Cisco CMX Ecosystem Analytics and Development
Section 18: Describing Common Business and Technical Drivers
Section 19: Describing Cisco Capabilities
Section 20: Describing RP Planning and Design
Section 21: Describing Access and Safety Concerns
Section 22: Describing the Initial Evaluation
Section 23: Describing Predictive Planning
Section 24: Describing the In-Depth Site Survey
Section 25: Describing the Postdeployment Survey
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