Wireless Architecture Fundamentals
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No one wants to poorly design a network. This course will teach you wireless topologies, layer 2 and layer 3 roaming, access point cell size considerations, and how to extend an ESS with additional access points.
Setting up a wireless network can be much more than plugging in a wireless router. In this course, Wireless Architecture Fundamentals, you’ll learn foundational design of wireless networks. First, you’ll learn about wireless topologies. Next, you’ll explore how clients can roam across a network with layer 2 and layer 3 roaming. Finally, you’ll discover how to extend and adjust a network’s size to meet design requirements. When you’re finished with this course, you should feel comfortable designing a small wireless network.
Author Name: Andrew Crouthamel
Author Description:
Andrew started out in IT working an Assistant Computer Technician position for a school district, blowing dust out of lab computers all summer; barely making enough to pay for gas to get to work. Since then, he has worked for a number of different organizations, some of them well known. He knows what it is like to start out in IT from the bottom up and uses this experience to help students learn the best way possible, offering some nuggets of wisdom on real-world IT along the way.
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
1min - WLAN Topologies
20mins - Roaming
16mins - AP Service Area Adjustments
15mins - Wireless Architecture
26mins
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