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Course Name: Certified Wireless Network Associate (CWNA)
Course Number: CWNA-0-0225
Pre-Requisites:
Prior knowledge of Networking Concepts understanding of Network Protocols is preferred however, is not necessary. It is recommended, but not required to have knowledge about concepts in IP addressing.
Benefits:
The wireless network market continues to grow because of the additional productivity that wireless network access brings to any organization. Properly trained and certified individuals are needed to make networks secure, cost-effective, and reliable.
The CWNA certification validates an individual’s achievement, so it increases the holder’s professional credibility by upholding their high standards and technical expertise. This offers an individual with career differentiator, with enhanced credibility and marketability. CWNA certification shows that you are a technical leader with the ability to successfully implement wireless solutions for an organizations needs. This also opens the door to wireless networking opportunities in the enterprise. This keeps your skills ahead of the curve in the rapidly changing field of networking
What you will learn:
CWNA is the foundation level wireless LAN certification for the industry standard CWNP Program. It is your starting point for wireless training and certification. CWNA covers a broad range of wireless LAN topics focused on 802.11 wireless technology rather than products of specific vendors
By choosing CWNA training and certification, you will become prepared to administer any wireless LAN, no matter which vendor product you use.
Global IT’s course for CWNA certification provides the skills and knowledge needed to build and maintain secure wireless networks. Along with these skills come increased job opportunities and financial rewards.CWNA Candidates are required to pass the "PW0-100 CWNA" exam to achieve the CWNA certification:
Course Content:
 | It’s a Wireless World
| | Wireless LAN Devices and Standards
| | How Wireless Works
| | IEEE 802.11 Physical Layer Standards
| | IEEE 802.
| | Medium Access Control and Network Layer Standards
| | Planning and Building a Wireless LAN
| | Conducting a Site Survey
| | Wireless LAN Security and Vulnerabilities
| | Implementing Wireless LAN Security. Managing a Wireless LAN
| | Network Settings and Wireless LAN Troubleshooting
| | Personal, Metropolitan, and Wide Area Networks |
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