Course Number
EDU-JUN-IJWL
Course Duration:
4 Day(s)
$2999.09 excluding GST
$3299.00 including GST
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Introduction to Juniper Networks Wireless LANs (IJWL)
Length: Four days
Course Overview
This is a four-day technical training course on the Juniper Networks Wireless LAN Services (WLS) system. The course includes an overview of the full range of HW and SW products, their capabilities and features. The course describes the WLS system architecture and a project framework for planning a WLS system deployment. The course covers the RF planning capabilities of the RingMaster SW and basic MX (AP Controller) configuration through the CLI. The course then moves on to describe system and service configuration using RingMaster. The course describes a secure, enterprise-grade employee service in detail and introduces other service options (Web Portal login, voice, open access). Integration issues with the back-end AAA, DNS and DHCP servers are examined and the monitoring, management and reporting capabilities of the RingMaster SW are described. The course uses a combination of lecture as well as practical and group exercises to ensure a high level of hands-on experience with the Juniper Networks WLS system components.
The course is based on the Juniper Networks WLS system v7.4 SW release.
Objectives
After successfully completing this course, you should be able to:
- Identify the various HW and SW components of the WLS system and understand the system capabilities and architecture.
- Effectively use the RingMaster management console to plan, deploy, configure, manage, monitor and report on a WLS system.
- Understand the requirements for a secure, Enterprise-grade Wireless LAN system and configure secure services.
- Work with Domains and Clusters to ensure campus-wide seamless roaming on the wireless LAN and provide industry-leading system resilience.
- Effectively troubleshoot a WLS system deployment and user connectivity to the wireless LAN segment.
- Appreciate how to scale the management of the system using the RingMaster console and its Policy configuration capabilities.
- Navigate the CLI and be familiar without some important command line utilities .
- Understand integration issues with the corporate AAA, DHCP and DNS environments.
Target Audience
The course is designed to give field and support engineers a high level of technical competence with the Juniper Networks WLS products.
Course Level
Intermediate
Prerequisites
Students should:
- have an intermediate-level networking knowledge.
- have an understanding of the OSI model.
- know the TCP/IP protocol suite.
Students should also:
- have a good understanding 802.11 WLAN concepts
- be familiar with AAA concepts and RADIUS.
It is recommended that students complete that Juniper Networks Wireless LAN Fundamentals web-based tutorial.
Course Contents
Day 1
Chapter 1: Welcome, introductions & administration
- Juniper Networks wireless Mobility System Overview
- Lab 1: Web Quickstart exercise
Chapter 2: Architectural Basics
- VLAN Primer
- The Mobility Domain
- The Network Domain
- The Access Point Access protocol
- AP Boot Process
- RingMaster Architecture
- Advanced Features Preview
Chapter 3: RingMaster Installation & Licensing
- RingMaster Tool Suite Licenses
- RingMaster HW Requirements
- RingMaster Server and Client Installation
- RingMaster Client Connection
- Licensing a RingMaster Server
- The RingMaster Network Plan
- Country Code & Channel Sets
- The RingMaster Graphical User Interface
- RingMaster Help
- RingMaster Directory Structure
- RingMaster Services
- Uninstalling RingMaster
- Lab 2: RingMaster Installation and Licensing
- Lab 3: RingMaster Basic Skills
Chapter 4: WLS system deployment project framework
- Deployment Project Phases
- Phase I: Data Gathering
Day 2
Chapter 5: Project Phase II: RingMaster RF Planning – Coverage Area Creation
- Customize RF obstacles (if necessary)
- Create and configure sites, buildings and floors
- Upload and prepare floor-plans
- Define RF obstacles
- Create and configure indoor coverage areas
- Add Origin Point (if required) and Wiring Closet
- Lab 4: RingMaster Coverage Area Creation
Chapter 6: Project Phase II: RingMaster RF Planning – Indoor planning
- Select correct Site, Building & Floor
- Compute and place APs
- Optimize channels and AP transmit power
- Review & adjust coverage
- Fix IP-related verification errors and AP serial number warnings
- Generate installation work order
- Lab 5: RingMaster Indoor Planning
Chapter 7: Project Phase III: Initial HW installation and Configuration with CLI
- HW Installation: Indoor APs; Outdoor APs; MXs; RM Appliance
- MX CLI Management
- MX Interfaces and Configuration Options
- Password Recovery
- MX Default Configuration
- CLI Quickstart
- MX File System
- Certificate Creation
- Basic MSS Commands
- Adding MX Licenses
- Web QuickStart
- Lab 6: CLI QuickStart
Chapter 8: Project Phase IV: Service configuration
- Services: Types of Service; Targeting Services
- PEAP-MSCHAPv2: Self-signed Certificates; with Client
Validation
- MX Configuration: the System Setup Wizard
- Make the MX managed
- Deploy Local Changes
- Check AP Status
- Connect a Windows XP SP2 Client
- Lab 7: Service Configuration I – PEAP-MSCHAPv2 Offload, self-signed certificates
- Lab 8: Client Configuration
Day 3
Chapter 9: Troubleshooting Services
- Troubleshooting Process
- Problem Localization
- Suggested Troubleshooting Flow
- Configuration Management: CLI; WebView; RingMaster
- Troubleshooting Tools: Standard Tools; MX Tools
- Useful Commands
- RF Snoop
- Additional Tools
- Password Recovery
- Raising a Support Case
- DoA and RMA Process
- Tracing Example
- Advanced Lab 1: Service Configuration II – PEAP-MSCHAPv2 Offload, CA-signed certificates
Chapter 10: Working with Policies and Domains
- Working with Policies
- Domains & Clusters
Chapter 11: Project Phase V: Monitoring
- Configure Monitoring: SNMP; Polling
- Monitor Objects: Equipment; Sites
- Monitoring Dashboard: Status; Clients; Traffic; Alarms
- Monitoring Alarms
- Monitoring Security
- Server Event Log
- Lab 9: Monitoring
Chapter 12: Project Phase V: Management and Reporting
- Device Management
- RingMaster Server Management
- RingMaster Client Tools
- Reporting
- Lab 10: Management and Reporting
Day 4
Chapter 13: Network Integration
- RADIUS
- Troubleshooting IAS
- Troubleshooting Dynamic Authorizations
- DHCP: Scope Options; Address Reservations
- DNS: Hosts
Review test
Advanced Exercises:
- Policy Configuration
- Roaming and Cluster
- Infrastructure APs
- Reverse and RF Zone Planning
- RingMaster Outdoor Planning
- Employee and Guest Services
- Web Portal Authentication and Dynamic Authorizations
- Voice Services and ACLs
- Machine and ‘Bonded’ Authentication
- Local Switching
- RF Snoop
- WebView Management
- CLI Configuration
- Mesh Services
Conclusion and Close
Course Number
EDU-JUN-IJWL
Course Duration:
4 Day(s)
$2999.09 excluding GST
$3299.00 including GST
Certification Acronynm: NO_CERT
Certification Name: NO CERTIFICATION
Exam Code: NO_CERT
Course Acronym: IJWL (Wireless)
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Course Number
EDU-JUN-IJWL
Course Duration:
4 Day(s)
$2999.09 excluding GST
$3299.00 including GST
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