Managing Cisco Wireless LANs (WMNGI) Course

The WMNGI course is designed to prepare students to use the Cisco Unified Wireless Network management products and applications to configure, administer, manage, troubleshoot, and optimize the network. This instructor-led course offers in-depth hands-on labs. This course provided hands-on labs which over controller firmware release 7.5 MR1 as well as Cisco Prime Infrastructure software release 1.4.

This course begins with a high-level overview of the Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) product line, including product functions, components, capabilities, and features. Students will learn where to locate installation procedures for both the access point (AP) and their associated Wireless LAN Controllers (WLCs) and properly install the CUWN hardware appropriate to site and use requirements. Students will look at ways to administer CUWN, 802.11 security policies, and QoS appropriately to protect and optimize performance on the wireless network. Students will configure and implement key PI security features to mitigate WLAN security threats. Students will conclude training by learning how to utilize recommended troubleshooting methodology and the various tools available to gather and assess system data to isolate equipment failures and security threats.

 

Target Audience:

• Cisco Network Planners, Managers, Administrators
• Cisco TAC personnel
• Cisco Networking or Network Consulting Engineers
• Cisco and Channel Partner Advanced / Professional Services

 

Learning Objectives

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Explain how Cisco Unified Wireless Network management components help resolve today’s network management challenges
• Describe how to configure Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI)
• Configure components through the Configure tab and templates
• Configure the guest access feature set
• Integrate the Cisco PI and the MSE to provide location services and track mobile clients
• Configure the Connected Mobile Experiences solution
• Configure Bonjour Services and Application Visibility and Control (AVC) solutions for application and device support
• Utilize a recommended troubleshooting methodology and the various tools available to gather and assess system data to isolate various common PI failures
• Monitor wired devices, Cisco ISE, wireless controllers, APs, rogue APs, ad hoc events, and CleanAir heatmaps, charts, and reports