
Introduction To Wireless Administration
by Bobby Rogers
Start the free chapterWireless Networking is one of the fastest-growing technologies in both consumer and business arenas today. Itâs become the primary means of communication for mobile users on the go, and allows us all to watch movies, listen to music, surf the web, and even conduct business from small mobile devices such as cell phones, PDAs, and laptops. This title, by veteran VTC author Bobby Rogers, delivers a solid foundation on these technologies to the up-and-coming wireless administrator. Both newcomers and experienced administrators will gain insight on administering both basic and complex wireless networks. To begin learning simply click the links.
Course content
Introduction & Course Outline1 lessons
Overview of Wireless Networking6 lessons
Wireless Standards & Topologies8 lessons
Wireless Technology Science Fundamentals4 lessons
Wireless Hardware5 lessons
Configuring Wireless Access Points8 lessons
- Access Point General Configuration2:211 credit or ad
- Configuring a Linksys AP5:421 credit or ad
- Onfiguring a TrendNet AP Pt.13:511 credit or ad
- Onfiguring a TrendNet AP Pt.24:581 credit or ad
- Configuring a DLink AP5:091 credit or ad
- Configuring a Linux AP2:411 credit or ad
- Troubleshooting Wireless Access Points Pt.13:361 credit or ad
- Troubleshooting Wireless Access Points Pt.24:561 credit or ad
Configuring Wireless Clients6 lessons
Wireless Applications4 lessons
Wireless Security Protocols & Features5 lessons
Wireless Peripherals3 lessons
Bluetooth3 lessons
Other Wireless Technologies5 lessons
Wireless Security Testing6 lessons
Administering a Wireless Network5 lessons
Best Practices6 lessons
- Best Practices - Designing the Network Pt.14:461 credit or ad
- Best Practices - Designing the Network Pt.23:491 credit or ad
- Best Practices - Wireless Clients4:501 credit or ad
- Best Practices - Wireless Access Points6:481 credit or ad
- Connecting Wireless & Wired Networks5:481 credit or ad
- Best Practices - Wireless Security5:581 credit or ad