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(CWNA & AWFSS v6.0) Knowledge Transfer Series (Includes AWLF & CAWSS)
Course Format: On-site
School/Trainer: Unitek Information Systems [All Courses]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Fremont, Seattle, Washington, DC, United States
Jobs & Resumes: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Fremont, Seattle, Washington, DC
Houses & Roommates: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Fremont, Seattle, Washington, DC

After completing this course the student should be able to: Describe radio frequencies used in WLAN applications Identify antenna concepts and interpret regulatory compliance Identify components, topologies, and the use of channels for WLANs Describe detailed technical features, functions, and benefits of the WLAN product offerings available from Cisco Select the appropriate wireles......

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