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Advanced Juniper Networks Wireless LANs (AJWL)

Length: 4 days

Course Overview

This is a four day advanced training course on the Juniper Networks Wireless LAN Services (WLS) system. The course is designed to build on the skills learned on the IJWL course and take students to the next level of expertise as a Juniper Networks wireless design, implementation or management engineer.

The course describes best practices guidelines for planning an enterprise wide Juniper Networks WLS system with its flexible domain architecture. Best practices for advanced security are presented as are the issues to be considered when deploying voice and mesh services. Centrally managed architectures are also presented. The course includes a look at some advanced troubleshooting techniques.

The course uses a combination of lecture and practical exercises to ensure a high level of hands-on experience with Juniper Networks WLS HW and SW components, advanced authentication options and other advanced features.

Objectives

After successfully completing this course, you should be able to:

• Understand the design factors that must be taken into consideration when planning an enterprise WLAN system.
• Understand the requirements for Wireless LAN security, for optimum support of voice services and for Wireless LAN Mesh solutions.
• Plan RF coverage for data and voice services in a multi-storey, multi-building environment.
• Configure secure Wireless LAN services using digital certificate-based authentications and machine authentication.
• Understand the issues for the remote management of APs and AP Controllers.
• Troubleshoot all aspects of a deployed WLS system.
• Configure voice optimized services.
• Build a Wireless LAN Mesh network in single-hop and multi-hop scenarios.
• Deploy and manage remote APs using the AP Controller auto-configuration capability in NAT’d and non-NAT’d architectures.

Target Audience

This course benefits individuals responsible for planning, configuring, managing and monitoring devices on a Juniper Networks wireless network.

Course Level

Advanced

Prerequisites

Students should:

• intermediate-level knowledge of the Juniper Networks WLS system.
• have an understanding of the OSI model.
• know the TCP/IP protocol suite.

Students should also attend:

• (IJWL) Introduction to Juniper Networks Wireless LANs

Course Contents

Day 1
Chapter 1: Welcome, introductions & administration

Chapter 2: Domain Planning

• Design Factors
• Domains
• The Mobility Domain
• The Network Domain
• Clustering
• Approaches to Redundancy

Chapter 3: Centrally Managed Deployments

• AP Boot Process
• Centralized Architectures
• Bandwidth Considerations
• Cluster AP Failovers
• NAT/PAT Considerations & Architectures
• TCP/UDP Ports used by Trapeze
• Other Considerations
• Lab 1: Advanced RF Planning

Day 2
Chapter 4: Configuration and Deployment Options

• Access Points & RF
• Mobility Exchanges
• RingMaster
• SNMP Management

Chapter 5: Securing WLAN Networks

• WLAN Threats
• Protecting a WLAN
• 802.1X and Certificates
• Lab 2: Advanced Authentications

Chapter 8: Advanced Troubleshooting

• Troubleshooting Process
• Problem Localization
• Suggested Troubleshooting Flow
• MX Troubleshooting Tools
• Configuration Management
• Useful MSS Commands
• RF Snoop
• Additional Troubleshooting Tools
• Password Recovery
• Tracing an 802.1X Authentication
• 802.1X Certificate Issues
• Windows Client Tracing
• Troubleshooting Web Portal
• Troubleshooting Hardware
• Troubleshooting RingMaster
• Troubleshooting Mesh

Day 3
Chapter 6: Supporting Voice Services

• Voice Overview
• Voice Protocols
• Common Voice Solutions
• SIP Architecture
• Spectralink Architecture
• Voice Characteristics
• Voice Planning Steps
• Step 1: Plan the RF for Voice
• Step 2: Optimize Radios for Voice
• Step 3: Optimize Service for Voice
• Step 4: Optimize Topology for Voice
• Lab 3: Voice Services
• Lab 4: Machine Authentication
• Lab 5: Drop Ship

Day 4
Chapter 7: Wireless Mesh Services

• Mesh Definitions
• Wireless Mesh Options
• Wireless Mesh Services
• Wireless Mesh Configurations
• Wireless Mesh Link Budgets
• Mesh APs
• Configuring Mesh
• Multi-hop Mesh
• Point-to-point Bridging
• Configuring Bridging
• Lab 6: Mesh Services
• Lab 7: NAT Traversal

Certification Acronynm: NO_CERT

Certification Name: NO CERTIFICATION

Exam Code: NO_CERT

Course Acronym: AJWL (Wireless)

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