
Explore how phase and amplitude shape wireless signals, applying phase shift keying and amplitude shift keying to transmit data, and how in‑phase or out‑of‑phase arrivals impact reception in wireless LAN.
Explore three radio frequency characteristics: reflection, attenuation, and absorption, how they affect wireless coverage and design considerations for 802.11 networks. See how MIMO leverages reflection for higher throughput.
Explore how signal strength, noise floor, and interference affect wireless transmission and learn to measure power with watt, milliwatt, and dBm, including the signal-to-noise ratio for data rate.
Define 802.11 terminology: basic service set (BSS), service set identifier (SSID), extended service set (ESS), and independent basic service set (IBSS) with access points and ad hoc networks.
Secure the wireless network with WPA2, CCM and GCM encryption, avoid WEP and TKIP, and use MAC filtering, hidden SSID, and client isolation against social engineering.
Explore bring your own device (BYOD) risks and security controls, including network access control, device quarantine, and containerized data in MDM environments for enterprise networks.
Enable quality of service on access points and stations to prioritize delay-sensitive traffic like VoIP through priority wait times, and explain dynamic rate switching and backward compatibility across same-frequency networks.
Explore how wireless chains on a dual-antenna radio enable SISO and MIMO, including mu-mimo vs mimo, to boost throughput in 802.11n/ac networks.
Explains guard interval in 802.11ac, multipath and intersymbol interference, and shows how 800 ns vs 400 ns settings on Mikrotik routers affect throughput.
Configure access points by choosing band, power, and security, via autonomous or controller-based methods. Explore cloud and local management, centralized versus distributed forwarding, and vendor options like Ubiquiti and Mikrotik.
Analyze industrial, emergency response, temporary deployments, small office home office, and public Wi-Fi markets; deploy low-power access points with overlapping cells, perform site surveys, and ensure captive portal authentication.
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Wireless LAN (WLAN) is a technology that is available now everywhere. At home we use WLAN, at work, in the restaurant, in the shop, in a mall, in the aiport etc.
Even though that this technology is everywhere, it has some requirement for the designer to design a good WLAN network. Meaning that not anyone can just deploy a good WLAN network without having issues in the service. For this reason, I have decided to create this particual course which is a course that helps Sales Managers and Project Managers to design a good Wireless LAN network to their customers.
By end of this course, you will have a full understanding of all topics needed to be able to design a professional WLAN network to your customers. Additionally, you will have some hands-on LABs showing you everything in a practical way in addition of the theory that you will be learning in this course, just to make the course more enjoyable for you.
I hope to see you inside.