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  • Disclaimer:Normal Physical Delivery of Product
  • Stream:Networking
  • Certification:No
  • Language:English
  • Format:DVD
  • Type:Physical Shipping
  • Duration:25 Hours
  • For queries and concerns drop an email to learning@snapdeal.com
  • SUPC: SDL643868436

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Total Course : 3 Total Duration : 25 Hours 30 minutes Video Lessons : 154 Size : 6.29 GB Course 01- Network Engineering Fundamentals Video Training Duration: 9.5 hours 21 tutorial videos 0101 Introduction 0102 So, You Want to Build a Network 0103 Our Second Topology 0104 Capture Some Traffic 0105 Networking Models, Standards and Vendors 0106 Layer 1, 2 and 3 Building Blocks 0107 Building Block and Protocol Detail: Layers 1 and 2 Ethern 0108 Introduction to Radio LANS 0109 Layer 3 Building Block Detail: IPv4 0110 Layer 3 Building Block Detail: IPv6 0111 Layer 3 Operations - ARP and ICMP 0112 Internet Control Message Protocol: ICMP - RFC 792 0113 Sub-networks and Masking 0114 Network Equipment and Tables 0115 Routing from the Router Point of View 0116 Routing from the Workstation Point of View 0117 VLANs and Trunking 0118 Spanning Tree Protocol: 802.1D / 802.1Q 0119 TCP 0120 UDP 0121 Routing Protocols - RIP and OSPF Course 02 - Networking Engineering - Wireless Fundamentals Video Training Duration: 7 hours 88 tutorial videos 01. Introduction Introduction Wireless Networking History Wireless Certifications Standards Organizations WiFi Alliance 802.11 Standards Part - 1 802.11 Standards Part - 2 Regulatory Bodies 02. Wireless Basics How Wireless Works Wireless SWOTs Wireless Signal Characteristics Wireless Components Measuring Wireless Power Part - 1 Measuring Wireless Power Part - 2 Wireless Topologies 03. Understanding RF 0301 RF Behaviors Part - 1 0302 RF Behaviors Part - 2 0303 RF Behaviors Part - 3 0304 RF Math 0305 Rule of 10s And 3s 0306 What is EIRP 0307 Understanding Beamwidth 04. Wireless Signaling 0401 Bands Channels And Frequencies 0402 What is Spread Spectrum 0403 FHSS 0404 DSSS 0405 OFDM 0406 Common Wireless Bands 0407 2.4 GHz Basics Part - 1 0408 2.4 GHz Basics Part - 2 0409 5 GHz Basics Part - 1 0410 5 GHz Basics Part - 2 0411 Bandwidth And Throughput 05. Signal Transmission 0501 Antenna Basics Part - 1 0502 Antenna Basics Part - 2 0503 Basic Antenna Types 0504 Radiation Patterns 0505 Reading Polar Charts 0506 Parabolic And Grid Antennas 0507 Sector Antennas 0508 Line of Sight 0509 Fresnel Zones 0510 Understanding Antenna Diversity 0511 MIMO 0512 Understanding Attenuators 0513 VSWR 0514 Installation Concerns 06. Wireless LANs 0601 Wireless LAN Basics 0602 Access Point Basics 0603 SSID Basics 0604 BSS And BSSID 0605 Distribution System 0606 Extended Service Set 0607 Independent Basic Service Set 0608 Mesh Basic Service Set 0609 Access Point Modes 0610 CSMA/CD And CSMA/CA 07. Wireless Security Fundamentals 0701 Wireless Security Challenges 0702 Wireless Security Policy 0703 AAA 0704 Data Protection 0705 Segmentation And Monitoring 0706 Client Authentication Options 0707 WEP 0708 WPA And WPA2 0709 802.1x 0710 MAC Filtering 08. WLAN Design 0801 Site Survey 0802 Site Survey Tools 0803 Customer Education 0804 Existing WLAN Considerations 0805 Security Requirements 0806 AP Placement And Settings 0807 Coverage Analysis 09. WLAN Threats 0901 Rouge AP 0902 Soft APs 0903 Eavesdropping 0904 Configuration Errors 0905 Denial of Service 10. WLAN Troubleshooting 1001 Troubleshooting 101 1002 RF Interference 1003 Adjacent Channel Interference 1004 SNR Issues 1005 Hidden Node Obstruction Part - 1 1006 Hidden Node Obstruction Part - 2 1007 Full Power Transmission 1008 Physical Environment 11. Conclusion 1101 Wrap Up

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