From the course: Cisco CCNA (200-301) Cert Prep: 1 Network Fundamentals and Access
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Wireless architectures and AP modes
From the course: Cisco CCNA (200-301) Cert Prep: 1 Network Fundamentals and Access
Wireless architectures and AP modes
- [Narrator] Cisco has a couple of wireless architectures covered by this exam. There are specific wireless tracks that go very in-depth, so this is designed more to give a cursory knowledge of wifi design. The first design is a small office/home office design. This is generally referred to as SOHO. In the majority of small designs there is a single SSID that's broadcast. When connected to it, the user is bridged directly to the single LAN that houses all of their devices. Many home offices use a wireless router, which bridges client's to a LAN, but also acts as the internet router for the site. These devices generally have a few wired ports that client devices can connect to. In essence, the SOHO wireless router acts as a switch, access point, and router - all in one. The enterprise environment is managed very differently. While the SOHO environment usually has a single AP, or wireless router, an enterprise typically has many AP's to cover a large office area or areas. As users move…
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Switching concepts3m 10s
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VLANs3m 49s
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VLAN trunking4m 41s
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Layer 2 discovery protocols2m 33s
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EtherChannels6m 9s
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Spanning tree protocol4m 36s
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Wireless frequencies4m 44s
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Wireless principles2m 26s
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Wireless security3m 9s
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Wireless architectures and AP modes3m 31s
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AP connections and management protocols2m 49s
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WLC client configuration4m 15s
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