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CUWSS ‐ version 1.0Conducting Cisco Unified Wireless Site Survey ‐ Volume 1Course IntroductionOverviewLearner Skills and KnowledgeCourse Goal and ObjectivesCourse FlowAdditional ReferencesCisco Glossary of TermsYour Training CurriculumPrepare for the Site SurveyOverviewModule ObjectivesIdentifying Site Survey Requirements for Different Vertical IndustriesOverviewObjectivesDetermining RF application RequirementsThe Enterprise OfficeVertical MarketsSummaryReferencesIdentifying Customer RequirementsOverviewObjectivesThe Customer QuestionnaireRF Applications and Client DevicesThe Customer FacilityThe Current Network InfrastructureSummaryIdentifying Regulatory IssuesOverviewObjectivesRF Regulations15.203 Antenna RequirementEffective Isotropic Radiated PowerSummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

CUWSS ‐ version 1.0ReferencesIdentifying Safety and Aesthetic RequirementsOverviewObjectivesSafety IssuesGovernment Safety RegulationsFCC Safety RulesEnterprise RequirementsSummaryReferencesUnderstanding Logistical ConsiderationsOverviewObjectivesResource PlanningCisco Wireless Control System (WCS) Planning Mode ToolFacility AccessDeployment ConsiderationsSummaryModule SummaryModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyPlan for the Site SurveyOverviewModule ObjectivesSelecting the Proper Survey ModelOverviewObjectivesSelecting a Data ModelClient Density and Throughput RequirementsSelecting a Voice ModelSelecting a Location‐Based Services ModelCisco Aironet 1250 Series DeploymentSelecting a Bridging ModelGrounding and Lightning ProtectionSummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

CUWSS ‐ version 1.0Determining the Proper Deployment CharacteristicsOverviewObjectivesHighly Mobile DeploymentsIndoor Enterprise Wireless Mesh NetworksComparing Predictive and Physical Site SurveysSummarySpecifying the Tools Necessary to Complete a Site SurveyOverviewObjectivesSite Survey Software ToolsCisco WCS Planning ToolCisco Spectrum ExpertAirMagnet Survey Software ToolsA Site Survey Kit2.4‐GHz Antennas5‐GHz AntennasSummaryDefining Site Survey DocumentationOverviewObjectivesPreassessment FormSite Survey ReportProject Contact ListDocument AcceptanceSummaryModule SummaryModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

CUWSS ‐ version 1.0Conducting Cisco Unified Wireless Site Survey ‐ Volume 2Conduct the Site SurveyOverviewModule ObjectivesProducing a Predictive Site SurveyOverviewObjectivesCreating MapsCisco WCS Planning ModeSummaryConducting a Layer 1 Site SurveyOverviewObjectivesCisco Spectrum ExpertUnderstanding DecibelsFFT, FFT Plots, and SpectrogramsSpectrum Expert ChartsTools and SettingsMonitoringIndentifying Interference and Interference SourcesSetting Up Cisco Spectrum ExpertLocate InterferersSummaryConducting a Layer 2 Site Survey for DataOverviewObjectivesAttenuation Characteristics of Building MaterialsBest Practices for a Data Site SurveyCreate a Data Site Survey ProjectThe Navigation BarSettings TabColor Tab802.11 TabConfiguring Authentication MechanismScan TabConfigure AirMagnet Survey PROCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

CUWSS ‐ version 1.0Conduct the SurveyMerge and Display DataGenerate a ReportSummaryConducting a Layer 2 Site Survey for Voice ApplicationsOverviewObjectivesIEEE 802.11b/g/n and VoWLAN DeploymentsIEEE 802.11a/n and VoWLAN DeploymentsSummaryConducting a Layer 2 Site Survey for 802.11n ClientsOverviewObjectivesActive Survey with IperfIperf Download and InstallationConfiguring AirMagnet for an Active Iperf SurveyThree Types of Surveys Using 802.11n Access PointsSummaryConducting a Layer 2 Site Survey for LocationOverviewObjectivesMinimum Signal Level ThresholdsAccess Point PlacementAccess Point SeparationLocation, Voice, and Data CoexistenceSummaryModule SummaryModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyAP and Controller Density and LicensingOverviewModule ObjectivesDetermining the Infrastructure Requirements for the WLANOverviewObjectivesPower RequirementsCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

CUWSS ‐ version 1.0Evaluating the Current Network InfrastructureMounting ConsiderationsAdding Additional Access PointsAccess Point Antenna SelectionSummaryDetermining the WLAN Equipment and LicensesOverviewObjectivesControllers and Access PointsN + 1 Redundancy DesignN + N Redundancy DesignN + N + 1 Redundancy DesignCisco WCS Licenses for Location Servers and the MSESupported Operating SystemsSummaryReferencesModule SummaryModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyAssessment of the DeploymentOverviewModule ObjectivesVerifying RF CoverageOverviewObjectivesRF AuditRoaming ControlRRM TuningNetwork Appliance and Application TuningVerify the ApplicationsSummaryVerifying WLAN ReadinessOverviewObjectivesCisco WCS Site CalibrationCisco WCS Location Readiness TestCisco WCS Voice Readiness TestTroubleshooting Voice RF Coverage IssuesCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

CUWSS ‐ version 1.0SummaryPresenting an Installation ReportOverviewObjectivesPreparing an Installation ReportSummaryModule SummaryModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

CUWSS ‐ version 1.0Conducting Cisco Unified Wireless Site SurveyLab GuideOverviewThis guide presents the instructions and other information concerning the lab activities for thiscourse. You can find the solutions in the Lab Activity Answer Key.OutlineThis guide includes these activities:• Lab 3‐1: Producing a Predictive Site Survey• Lab 3‐2: Conducting a Layer 1 Sweep with Cisco Spectrum Expert• Lab 3‐3: Locating an Interfering Device:• Lab 3‐4: Conducting an AirMagnet Site Survey for Data• Lab 3‐5: Conducting an AirMagnet Site Survey for VoWLAN• Lab 3‐6: Conducting an AirMagnet Site Survey for Greenfield Mode• Lab 5‐1: Performing a Floor CalibrationCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWVN – version 1.0Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Voice Networks ‐ Volume 1Course IntroductionOverviewLearner Skills and KnowledgeCourse Goal and ObjectivesCourse FlowAdditional ReferencesCisco Glossary of TermsYour Training CurriculumImplementation of QoS for Wireless ApplicationsOverviewModule ObjectivesIdentifying General Considerations for Wired and Wireless QoSOverviewObjectivesQoS OverviewClassification and MarkingTrust BoundaryCongestion ManagementCongestion AvoidancePolicing and ShapingLink Efficiency MechanismsQoS in the NetworkCongestion in the Wireless Cells802.11 DCFDescribing the 802.11e ProtocolDescribing WMM Implementations802.11e, 802.1p, and DSCP MappingSummaryReferencesDescribing Wireless QoS Deployment SchemesOverviewObjectivesQoS ParametersUpstream and Downstream QoSCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWVN – version 1.0QoS and Network PerformanceSummaryConfiguring the Controller and Cisco WCS for QoSOverviewObjectivesAssign a Cisco WLC QoS Profile to a WLAN on a ControllerConfigure Cisco WLC QoS ProfilesConfigure Cisco WLC Voice ParametersConfigure Cisco WLC EDCA SupportConfigure Cisco WLC QoS RolesConfigure QoS Using Cisco WCSSummaryReferencesConfiguring the Wired Infrastructure for QoSOverviewObjectivesModular QoS CLIModular QoS CLI ComponentsExample: Configuring MQCClass MapsConfigure and Monitor Class MapsExample: Class Map ConfigurationExample: Using the match CommandExample: Nested Traffic Class to Combine match‐any and match‐all Characteristics inOne Traffic ClassPolicy MapsConfigure and Monitor Policy MapsExample: Policy Map ExampleExample: Policy MapService PolicyAttach Service Policies to InterfacesExample: Complete MQC ConfigurationPolicy Map ExamplesQoS on a SwitchConfigure QoS on a SwitchExample: Default Standard 2960 QoS ConfigurationMonitor QoS on a SwitchSummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWVN – version 1.0Understanding Current Best‐Practice GuidelinesOverviewObjectivesThroughputSwitch QoS ConfigurationCAPWAP Traffic ClassificationCAPWAP Traffic VolumesCAPWAP Marking ManipulationSummaryModule SummaryReferencesModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyVoice over Wireless ArchitectureOverviewModule ObjectivesDescribing the Evolution of Voice ArchitectureOverviewObjectivesTraditional Voice NetworkVoIP NetworkSummaryDescribing VoWLAN Call FlowOverviewObjectivesCall Setup and Data FlowVoIP over Wireless ProtocolsInfrastructure Hardware and Software ComponentsCisco CAPWAP APsWireless IP PhonesSummaryDesigning Wireless for VoiceOverviewObjectivesGeneral Site Survey GuidelinesRF Design GuidelinesCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWVN – version 1.0Combinations of WLAN ServicesVoice over WLAN SecurityVoice over WLAN RoamingCisco Compatible Extensions for VoWLANsWLAN Controller Configuration and DesignCampus Network DesignVoice Support in Mesh EnvironmentsSummaryVerifying Voice ReadinessOverviewObjectivesCisco WCS Voice Readiness ToolPostdeployment Site SurveyAirMagnet VoFi AnalyzerSummaryModule SummaryModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWVN – version 1.0Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Voice Networks ‐ Volume 2Implementation of VoWLANOverviewModule ObjectivesDescribing Hardware and Software Requirements for VoIPOverviewObjectivesCall Admission ControlCisco Unified Communications ManagerCisco Unified Communications Manager ExpressDial PlanCisco Unified Mobility SolutionsSummaryConfiguring a WLAN for VoiceOverviewObjectivesWireless LANVoice ParametersAdditional Controller ParametersAuto‐RF and RRMData Rate ConfigurationWLAN SecuritySummaryConfiguring Infrastructure Devices for End‐to‐End Voice over WirelessOverviewObjectivesDHCP Server OptionsDNS OptionCisco Unified Communications Manager Basic Configuration and VerificationCisco Unified Communications Manager Express Basic Configuration and VerificationVoice Infrastructure SecurityWLAN SecurityNetwork Infrastructure SecuritySummaryConfiguring Wireless Client DevicesOverviewCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWVN – version 1.0ObjectivesWireless IP Phone 7921G Startup ProcessWireless IP Phone 7921G UBS Web InterfaceWireless IP Phone 7921G Implementation for Voice over WLANAccessing a Network ProfileVoice over WLAN Vocera ImplementationVoice over WLAN SpectraLink ImplementationVoice over WLAN Nokia ImplementationSummaryTroubleshooting VoWLANOverviewObjectivesController ToolsCisco WCS ToolsSpectrum IntelligenceThird‐Party ToolsTroubleshooting Common IssuesSummaryModule SummaryModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyImplementation of Multicast over WirelessOverviewModule ObjectivesUnderstanding General Multicast ConceptsOverviewObjectivesMulticast OverviewIP Multicast AddressesInternet Group Management Protocol versions 1, 2, and 3Multicast in Layer 2 SwitchingProtocols Used in MulticastMulticast Distribution TreesIntroduction to IP Multicast RoutingIntroduction to PIMPIM‐DM DescriptionCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWVN – version 1.0PIM‐SM DescriptionSummaryReferencesDescribing Implications for Multicast in 802.11OverviewObjectivesMulticast Delivery MethodMulticast IGMP: Join and LeaveMulticast DeliveryMulticast and RoamingMulticast Deployment ConsiderationsAdditional ConsiderationsMulticast in Mesh NetworksMobility Multicast MessagingSummaryReferencesConfiguring Multicast in a Wireless NetworkOverviewObjectivesHow to Enable Multicast on a WLCHow to Configure IGMP Snooping on a WLCHow to Monitor Multicast Group on a WLCHow to Configure Mandatory Data RatesHow to Configure Multicast and BroadcastHow to Configure Multicast for Mesh NetworksHow to Configure Mobility Multicast MessagingHow to Configure a Router for PIM Sparse or Dense ModeSummaryReferencesTroubleshooting Multicast in a Wireless NetworkOverviewObjectivesRouter Multicast Troubleshooting ToolsRouter IGMP Troubleshooting ToolsSwitch IGMP Troubleshooting ToolsController Troubleshooting Multicast ToolsSummaryModule SummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWVN – version 1.0Module Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyPreparation of the Wireless Network for Video and High‐Bandwidth ApplicationsOverviewModule ObjectivesImplementing QoS for Latency‐Sensitive ApplicationsOverviewObjectivesCisco QoS ToolsHow to Deploy QoS Optimally Within an EnterpriseSummaryDetermining Bandwidth Requirements and Preparing the Controller for VideoOverviewObjectivesBandwidth CalculationImpact of Changing Payload SizesConfiguring the Controller for VideoSummaryDescribing the Benefits of 802.11n for VideoOverviewObjectivesBenefits of 802.11n for Bandwidth‐Intensive Applications802.11n Technology802.11n Design and Deployment Guidelines802.11n ConfigurationSummaryModule SummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWVN – version 1.0Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Voice NetworksLab GuideOverviewThis guide presents the instructions and other information concerning the lab activities for thiscourse. You can find the solutions in the Lab Activity Answer Key.OutlineThis guide includes these activities:• Lab 1‐1: Configuring QoS on the Controller• Lab 1‐2: Configuring End‐to‐End QoS on a Router• Lab 1‐3: Capturing and Analyzing QoS Parameters• Lab 2‐1: Managing the WLAN from Cisco WCS• Lab 3‐1: Verifying the Network Infrastructure and Placing a Call• Lab 3‐2: Working with Profiles• Lab 3‐3: Configuring Wireless Security for Voice Devices• Lab 3‐4: Conducting a VoWLAN Survey• Lab 4‐1: Configuring the Wireless Network for Multicast• Lab 5‐1: Creating a Video WLAN• Lab 5‐2: Testing Video WLAN and Multicast• Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Mobility Services ‐ Volume 1Course IntroductionOverviewLearner Skills and KnowledgeCourse Goal and ObjectivesCourse FlowAdditional ReferencesCisco Glossary of TermsYour Training CurriculumDesign WLAN Infrastructure for MobilityOverviewModule ObjectivesUnderstanding and Utilizing Recommended Design PracticesOverviewObjectivesEvolution of Wireless ArchitectureWLC Discovery and SelectionDebug Commands from the ControllerDebug Commands from the Lightweight Access PointAP Joining IssuesLink AggregationCountry CodesHow to Implement H‐REAPSizing the Wireless NetworkSummaryUnderstanding Implications of Layer 2 and Layer 3 RoamingOverviewObjectivesMobility OverviewMobility GroupsMobility Recommended PracticesMinimize Intercontroller RoamingMonitoring MobilitySummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Designing for High AvailabilityOverviewObjectivesLegacy Backup DesignsAP Failover PriorityBackup Primary and Secondary ControllerEnhanced TimersAP Fallback and Load BalancingUsing RRMData Rate ManagementSummaryUnderstanding Single‐SSID Designs with MobilityOverviewObjectivesAP GroupsSingle SSID to Multiple WLANsIndentity Based Networking ServicesSummaryModule SummaryReferencesModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyImplement and Manage Advanced Services with Cisco WCS and WCS NavigatorOverviewModule ObjectivesConfiguring Cisco WCS Controller and Access Point TemplatesOverviewObjectivesController TemplatesConfiguring AP TemplatesConfig GroupsSummaryConfiguring Cisco WCS for WLC Auto ProvisioningOverviewObjectivesAuto ProvisioningCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Configuring Auto ProvisioningAuto Provisioning ConsiderationsSummaryImplementing Cisco WCS PartitioningOverviewObjectivesCisco WCS Virtual DomainsCisco WCS Virtual Domain ImplementationCisco WCS Virtual Domain ConsiderationsSummaryScheduling Wireless Access Using Cisco WCSOverviewObjectivesConfigure Time‐of‐Day Power for the APImplement Scheduled WLAN AvailabilitySummaryConfiguring ReportsOverviewObjectivesChoosing a ReportReport TypesScheduling a ReportSummaryConfiguring Administrative TasksOverviewObjectivesBackground TasksAAA ModeTACACS+ or RADIUS Administration of the Cisco WCSSummaryConnecting and Troubleshooting ClientsOverviewObjectivesMonitoring and Troubleshooting ClientsWGBs and Universal BridgesWGB ExamplesWGB Management from Cisco WCSCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0SummaryMonitoring and Converting Autonomous APs Using Cisco WCSOverviewObjectivesAutonomous AP Support OverviewAdding Cisco IOS Access Points to Cisco WCSViewing Autonomous APs in Cisco WCSConverting Autonomous APs from Cisco WCSSummaryUnderstanding the Roles, Features, and Functions of Cisco WCS NavigatorOverviewObjectivesCisco WCS NavigatorCisco WCS Navigator FeaturesSummaryModule SummaryReferencesModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Mobility Services ‐ Volume 2Design the Wireless Network for LocationOverviewModule ObjectivesUnderstanding Location TechniquesOverviewObjectivesCell‐of‐Origin TechniqueAngle‐Based (Angulation) TechniquesDistance‐Based (Lateration) TechniquesRSS Patterning (Pattern Recognition) TechniquesRF Fingerprinting TechniquesSummaryUnderstanding Deployment RequirementsOverviewObjectivesCisco Wireless Location ArchitectureAP and Antenna Deployment ModelAccess Point SeparationOther Antenna ConsiderationsCisco WCS Location PlanningInspecting Location ReadinessChallenging EnvironmentsCisco WCS Site CalibrationSummaryUnderstanding Applications of RFID, Chokepoint, and TDoAOverviewObjectivesRFID Tag TechnologyChokepoint TriggersLocation Monitoring SoftwareCisco Compatible Extensions for Wi‐Fi TagsSummaryModule SummaryModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Cisco Location‐Based Services ImplementationOverviewModule ObjectivesDescribing Mobility Services Architecture and AppliancesOverviewObjectivesMobility Services SoftwareMobility Services InterfacesMobility Services ManagementCisco MSE and Cisco Wireless Location ApplianceSummaryConfiguring the Cisco 2700 Series Wireless Location Appliance and 3300 Series MobilityServices EngineOverviewObjectivesCisco MSE and Wireless Location Appliance PlatformsCisco MSE and Wireless Location Appliance LicensesContext‐Aware Mobility Software SKUsAdaptive Wireless IPS Software SKUsCisco MSE and Wireless Location Appliance Initial ConfigurationSummaryIntegrating and Managing the Cisco MSE and Wireless Location Appliance with the CiscoWCSOverviewObjectivesIntegrate the Cisco MSE or the Wireless Location Appliance with the Cisco WCSSynchronizing the Cisco MSE or Wireless Location Appliance with the Cisco WCSCreating a Security PasswordSummaryConfiguring and Tuning Location with Cisco WCS and MSE and Wireless Location ApplianceOverviewObjectivesConfiguring General Tracking ParametersTuning the Cisco Wireless Location Appliance Polling ParametersConfiguring History ParametersManaging Disk StorageConfiguring Presence ParametersCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Importing and Exporting the AP PositionSummaryTracking Mobile ClientsOverviewObjectivesClient ProbingCisco Compatible Extensions Location MeasurementsTracking WLAN ClientsDetecting Active RFID TagsDetecting Rogue APsDetecting Rogue ClientsDetecting Workgroup BridgesSummaryConfiguring, Generating, and Interpreting Location and Event NotificationsOverviewObjectivesViewing Event NotificationsWorking with Event GroupsWorking with Event DefinitionsConfiguring Notification ParametersNotification Messages FormatConfiguring Markers and Special Location Areas on Cisco WCSSummaryIntegrating Third‐Party ApplicationsOverviewObjectivesAeroScout Positioning EngineAdding TDoA Sensors to the Cisco WCSChanging the TDoA Sensor ConfigurationSummaryDescribing Cisco Wireless Location Appliance and MSE MaintenanceOverviewObjectivesDatabase CleanupUpdating the Cisco Wireless Location Appliance or Cisco MSESummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Troubleshooting LocationOverviewObjectivesProper AP DeploymentAvoiding Excessive Co‐Channel InterferencePlacing and Orienting AntennasTroubleshooting General Cisco MSE IssuesTroubleshooting Tag Location IssuesVerifying Asset Tag Telemetry and EventsDebugging ClientsCalibration TipsTroubleshooting CalibrationSummaryModule SummaryReferencesModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Mobility Services ‐ Volume 3Implement and Manage an Enterprise MeshOverviewModule ObjectivesDescribing Indoor Enterprise MeshOverviewObjectivesEnterprise Wireless Mesh OverviewEnterprise Mesh BenefitsSummaryDescribing Mesh FormationOverviewObjectivesMesh AP Operation ModesCreating the MeshCisco Adaptive Wireless Path ProtocolSummaryImplementing an Enterprise MeshOverviewObjectives802.11hWireless Mesh ConstraintsBackhaul and Client AccessWireless Mesh ConfigurationConnectivity VerificationSummaryConfiguring Enterprise Mesh Advanced FeaturesOverviewObjectivesConfiguring Controller Mesh Global ParametersWireless Mesh Ethernet BridgingQoS in the Mesh EnvironmentVoice Support in Mesh EnvironmentSummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Configuring Cisco WCS for an Indoor MeshOverviewObjectivesMonitoring Mesh Networks Using MapsMonitoring HierarchyMonitoring Mesh AP InformationCisco WCS Mesh TabCisco WCS Mesh Alarms and EventsCisco WCS Mesh AP and Link MonitoringCisco WCS Mesh ReportsSummaryTroubleshooting Indoor Mesh NetworksOverviewObjectivesTroubleshooting Mesh AP IssuesCLI Verification ToolsSummaryModule SummaryReferencesModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyDescribe Outdoor WirelessOverviewModule ObjectivesDescribing Mobile RoutingOverviewObjectivesApplications of Mobile RoutingCisco 3200 Series Mobile Access RouterSummaryDescribing Wireless BridgingOverviewObjectivesCisco Wireless BridgesCisco Aironet 1400 Series Wireless BridgeCisco Aironet 1300 Series Wireless BridgeSummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Describing Outdoor MeshOverviewObjectivesOutdoor Mesh SolutionOutdoor Mesh ComponentsMesh Deployment ModesSummaryModule SummaryModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IUWMS ‐ version1.0Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Mobility ServicesLab GuideOverviewThis guide presents the instructions and other information concerning the lab activities for thiscourse. You can find the solutions in the Lab Activity Answer Key.OutlineThis guide includes these activities:• Lab 1‐1: Configuring Mobility Groups and Domains• Lab 1‐2: Configuring High Availability• Lab 1‐3: Configuring AP Groups• Lab 1‐4: Configuring a Single SSID for Multiple WLANs• Lab 1‐5: Troubleshooting Controller Communications• Lab 2‐1: Configuring Cisco WCS Controller and Access Point Templates• Lab 2‐2: Implementing Cisco WCS Partitioning• Lab 2‐3: Scheduling Wireless Access• Lab 2‐4: Managing a WGB from Cisco WCS• Lab 2‐5: Monitoring and Converting an Autonomous Access Point from Cisco WCS• Lab 4‐1: Preparing the Cisco WCS for Location• Lab 4‐2: Integrating and Managing the Cisco MSE• Lab 5‐1: Configuring Mess Access Points• Lab 5‐2: Cisco WCS Mesh Support: Maps and Mesh General Features• Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IAUWS ‐ version 1.0Implementing Advanced Cisco Unified Wireless Security – Volume 1Course IntroductionOverviewLearner Skills and KnowledgeCourse Goal and ObjectivesCourse FlowAdditional ReferencesYour Training CurriculumOrganizational and Regulatory Security PoliciesOverviewObjectivesDescribing Regulatory ComplianceOverviewObjectivesCategorizing Wireless VulnerabilitiesIndustry Standards and AssociationsRegulatory ComplianceWLAN Security StandardsSummarySegmenting TrafficOverviewObjectivesSegmenting Traffic by ApplicationSegmenting Traffic by Security CapabilitiesSegmenting Traffic by QoS PolicySummaryConfiguring Administrative SecurityOverviewObjectivesAuthenticating Management Users LocallyAuthenticating Management Users on RADIUSConfiguring the Cisco Secure ACS for RADIUSAuthenticating Management Users on TACACS+Configuring the Cisco Secure ACS for TACACS+Enabling Management via WirelessCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IAUWS ‐ version 1.0Configuring Credentials for APsSummaryManaging WLAN Controller and Cisco WCS AlarmsOverviewObjectivesConfiguring Logging and Trap Notification on the ControllerConfiguring Logging and Message Notification on the Cisco WCSSummaryIdentifying Security Audit ToolsOverviewObjectivesWireless Security AuditsPerforming a Wireless Security AuditSummaryModule SummaryReferencesModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeySecuring Client DevicesOverviewObjectivesConfiguring EAP AuthenticationOverviewObjectives802.1X/EAP Authentication802.1X/EAP ComponentsEAP‐TLSPEAPEAP‐FASTConfiguring the Wireless Infrastructure to Support RADIUS AuthenticationConfiguring 802.1X/EAP Authentication on the Wireless ClientsSummaryDescribing the Impact of Security on Application and Client RoamingOverviewObjectivesFast Secure Roaming with VoiceRoaming Selection of a New Access PointCisco Compatible Extensions Channel ScanningCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IAUWS ‐ version 1.0Reauthenticating to a New Access PointFast Secure Roaming MechanismsFast Secure Roaming with Cisco CKMSummaryConfiguring Cisco SSCOverviewObjectivesConfiguring EAP on Cisco SSCConfiguring Machine Login and Pre‐Session AuthenticationUsing Cisco SSCSummaryTroubleshooting Wireless ConnectivityOverviewObjectivesTroubleshooting EAP AuthenticationDriver Updates and Microsoft HotfixesSummaryModule SummaryReferencesModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyDesign and Implement Guest Access ServicesOverviewModule ObjectivesDescribing Guest Access ArchitectureOverviewObjectivesWireless Guest Access OverviewGuest Access Using the Cisco Unified Wireless SolutionSummaryConfiguring the WLAN to Support Guest AccessOverviewObjectivesGuest WLAN Design ConsiderationsConfiguring the Foreign and Anchor ControllersGuest LAN ConfigurationSummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IAUWS ‐ version 1.0Configuring Guest Access AccountsOverviewObjectivesLobby AmbassadorCisco NAC Guest Server Account ManagementSummaryReferencesTroubleshooting Guest AccessOverviewObjectivesAnchor Controller Deployment GuidelinesTroubleshooting Guest AccessSummaryModule SummaryReferencesModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyDesign and Integrate a Wireless Network with Cisco NAC ApplianceOverviewModule ObjectivesIntroducing the Cisco NAC Appliance SolutionOverviewObjectivesNAC ComponentsCisco NAC Appliance Solution OverviewWireless Client Data FlowSymmetric Roaming In‐Band ExampleCisco NAC Appliance with Guest AccessSummaryConfiguring the Controller for Cisco NAC Out‐of‐Band OperationsOverviewObjectivesConfiguring Cisco NAC OOB on the ControllerVerify the Required Configurations on the Cisco NAC ApplianceVerify Wireless Client AuthenticationSummaryModule SummaryReferencesCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IAUWS ‐ version 1.0Module Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IAUWS ‐ version 1.0Implementing Advanced Cisco Unified Wireless Security – Volume 2Implement Secure Wireless Connectivity ServicesOverviewModule ObjectivesConfiguring Authentication for the WLAN InfrastructureOverviewObjectivesConfiguring Local AuthenticationConfiguring H‐REAP for WAN FailureConfiguring an Access Point to Authenticate to the Local SwitchSummaryConfiguring Management Frame ProtectionOverviewObjectivesConfiguring MFP on ClientsConfiguring MFP on the ControllerSummaryConfiguring Certificate ServicesOverviewObjectivesAsymmetric Encryption OverviewPublic Key Infrastructure PrinciplesPKI TerminologyPKI ComponentsCertificate ClassesInstalling Certificates on the Cisco Secure ACSObtaining and Installing User CertificatesUsing Self‐Signed Certificates on the Cisco Secure ACSAdding Certificates on the ControllerSummaryImplementing Access Control ListsOverviewObjectivesConfiguring ACLs on the ControllerApplying ACLs on the ControllerPreauthentication ACLsSummaryCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IAUWS ‐ version 1.0Implementing Identity Based NetworkingOverviewObjectivesConfiguring Identity Based Networking on the ControllerConfigure Identity Based Networking on the Cisco Secure ACSSummaryReferencesTroubleshooting Secure Wireless ConnectivityOverviewObjectivesTroubleshooting with the Controller and Cisco WCSTroubleshooting 802.1XTroubleshooting Issues Using External ToolsTroubleshooting Tips for EAP‐TLS on the Client LaptopSummaryModule SummaryReferencesModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyInternal and Integrated External Security MitigationsOverviewModule ObjectivesMitigating Wireless VulnerabilitiesOverviewObjectivesMitigating Wireless VulnerabilitiesRogue Detection and MitigationWLAN Controller Integrated IDSsConfiguring a Rogue Policies TemplateThreat Identification with Cisco WCSSummaryUnderstanding the Cisco End‐to‐End Security SolutionsOverviewObjectivesCisco ACS IntegrationCisco NAC Appliance IntegrationFirewall Requirements for DMZCisco IPS Appliance IntegrationCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IAUWS ‐ version 1.0Cisco Security Agent IntegrationCisco Security MARS IntegrationSummaryReferencesIntegrating Cisco WCS with Wireless IPSOverviewObjectivesCisco Adaptive wIPS FunctionsIntegrating Cisco WCS with wIPSSummaryReferencesModule SummaryReferencesModule Self‐CheckModule Self‐Check Answer KeyCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357

IAUWS ‐ version 1.0Implementing Advanced Cisco Unified Wireless SecurityLab GuideOverviewOutlineThis guide presents instructions and other information concerning the lab activities forthis course. You can find the solutions in the Lab Activity Answer Key.This guide includes these activities.• Lab 1‐1: Segmenting Traffic• Lab 1‐2: Configuring Administrative Security• Lab 2‐1: Configuring EAP Authentication on the Clients• Lab 2‐2: Configuring Cisco SSC• Lab 2‐3: Troubleshooting Wireless Connectivity• Lab 3‐1: Configuring the WLAN to Support Guest Access• Lab 3‐2: Configuring a Controller to use Cisco NGS for Authentication• Lab 3‐3: Troubleshooting Guest Access Issues• Lab 4‐1: Configuring the Controller for Cisco NAC• Lab 5‐1: Configuring Local Authentication on the WLAN Controller• Lab 5‐2: Configuring H‐REAP for WAN Failure• Lab 5‐3: Configuring MFP• Lab 5‐4: Configuring Certificate Services• Lab 5‐5: Implementing ACLs• Lab 5‐6: Implementing Identity Based Networking• Lab 5‐7: Troubleshooting H‐REAP Security Issues• Lab 6‐1: Managing Rogue APs• Lab 6‐2: Managing IDS SignaturesCCBOOTCAMP375 North Stephanie Street Bldg. 21, Suite 2111 Henderson, Nevada 89014Website: www.ccbootcamp.com Toll Free: 877.654.2243 Fax: 702.446.0357