IPExpert – CCIC Wireless Lab (2014) [41 flv]
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As you begin your CCIE lab preparation, it’s important to understand the protocols and technologies listed in the CCIE blueprint in mastery detail. iPexpert’s CCIE Wireless Lab Video Course was designed to do that. The quality and amount of content covered, as well as the quality of the delivery and presentation of this one-of-a-kind video class, makes for a training resource that’s unmatched within the Cisco training industry.
iPexpert’s Cisco CCIE Wireless Lab VoD :: Next Generation
Wired Infrastructure Section Overview
VLANs
Access Ports
Access VLANs
Voice VLANs
Trunk Ports
Encapsulation methods
Native VLANs
Allowed VLANs
DTP
VTP
Modes
Domains
Versions
Passwords
Pruning
EtherChannels
Negotiation protocols
Load balancing
WLC best practices
Spanning Tree
Root election
Topology control
Optional features
Portfast
BPDU Guard
BPDU Filter
Layer 2 Security
MAC filtering
Port Security
Power Over Ethernet
IP Addressing
IPv4
IPv6
Physical interfaces
Switched Virtual Interfaces (SVIs)
HSRP
Basic operation
Preemption
Timers
Authentication
Static Routing
IPv4
IPv6
Default routes
EIGRP
Basic configuration
Passive interfaces
Adding a default route
Router-IDs
Advanced features
OSPF
Basic configuration
Passive interfaces
Adding a default route
Router-IDs
Advanced features
Multicast Routing
PIM dense mode
PIM sparse mode
RP assignments
Static assignments
Auto-RP
BSR
Anycast RP with MSDP
IGMP
Wired QoS
Classification and marking
Trusting markings
QoS maps
Policy maps
Matching voice traffic
Switch Services
NTP
DHCP
Telnet/SSH
SNMP
Logging
ACS Section Overview
Server CLI
Time
NTP
IP addressing
Working with the ACS service
Password recovery
DNS
System Administration
Management users
Password settings
Protocol settings
Server certificates
Repositories
Backups
Network Resources
Adding devices
Network device groups
Default network device
Users and Identity Stores
Local user groups
Internal user repository
Creating users
Internal host repository
Creating host entries
LDAP servers
Active Directory
Joining to a domain
Specifying AD groups
Using additional attributes
Certificate Authorities
CA profiles
Integrating LDAP and AD
Identity Store Sequences
Policy Elements
Date/time matching
Creating custom conditions
End station filters
Matching on SSIDs
Device filters
Creating authorization profiles
Accomplishing VLAN overrides
Applying ACLs
Setting session timeouts
Creating Shell profiles
Tips for better results
Command sets
Access Policies
Creating new access services
Working with service selection rules
Specifying allowed protocols
Controlling the use of Identity stores
Using single result selection
Using rule based result selections
Authorization rules
Customizing matching criteria
Using the default rule
Tips for how to write authorization rules for best results
Monitoring
Viewing authentication logs
Configuring alarms
Emailing alarms
Syslogs
Autonomous APs Section Overview
Interfaces/VLANs/Bridge groups
Configuring the management interface
Setting a default gateway
Adding sub-interfaces
Configuring VLANs
Configuring Bridge groups
Validating the interface/VLAN/bridge group relationship
Client WLANs
Open SSIDs
Static WEP SSIDs
WPA PSK SSIDs
Dynamic WEP SSIDs
WPA 802.1x SSIDs
Broadcasting SSIDs in beacons
RADIUS authentications
Using ACS
Using local RADIUS on the AP
WDS
Enabling on APs
Authenticating APs to the WDS
Controlling client authentications through WDS
Root/Non-Root Bridges
Enabling the feature
Controlling VLANs
Handling spanning-tree issues
Repeater APs
Enabling the feature
Root AP configurations to support the repeater
Workgroup Bridges
Enabling the feature
Controlling VLANs
Handling spanning-tree issues
Roaming enhancements
Preserving client advertisements
Universal Workgroup Bridges
Enabling the feature
MAC address options and behavior
Misc configurations
Physical interface configurations
Data rates
Power levels
Channels
Peer-to-peer blocking
Packet retries
Antenna configs
Administrative access
Local users
Granting management access via TACACS
Granting management access via RADIUS
AP authentication
Using credential sets
Using EAP profiles
Client filtering
Using the global association list
Using MAC filtering on SSIDs
Using ACLs to filter clients and traffic
How filtering affects clients
Normal clients
AP associations
Clients behind WGBs and Repeaters
Services
Telnet/SSH
HTTP/HTTPs
CDP
SNMP
Unified Wireless Networks Section Overview
Ports and Interfaces
Enabling/disabling ports
Interface types
Management
AP managers
Virtual
Dynamic
Service Ports
Interface groups
Configuring interfaces
Troubleshooting connectivity
Management Access
Local management users
Granting management access via TACACS
Granting management access via RADIUS
SNMP/WCS management
Services
Time
NTP
DHCP
Proxy mode
Option 82
Internal DHCP server
AP discovery process
Layer 3 broadcast discovery
DHCP option 43
DHCP option 60
DNS discovery
Static primary/secondary/tertiary discovery
Previously remembered WLCs
Troubleshooting the discovery process
AP join process
Join process overview
Controlling the join priority
Primary/secondary/tertiary configs
Master controller mode
Tie breaker
Troubleshooting the join process
AP High Availability
Learning about failover options
Mobility group membership
Primary/secondary/tertiary
Backup primary/secondary
Heartbeats and timers
Verifying failover
General Config- Security/Management/Commands
SNMP
Local SNMP
SNMP trap control
Specifying SNMP trap receivers
Login banners
HTTP/HTTPS
Telnet/SSH
Logging
On the WLCs
On the lightweight APs
Management via Wireless
Working with RADIUS and TACACS servers
Local users
Local MAC filtering list
Controlling AP policies
Local RADIUS on the WLC
Working with ACLs on the WLCs
Configuring client ACLs
Configuring CPU ACLs
Method for applying ACLs
Working with rogue APs
Rogue discovery
Rogue classification
Auto-contain
Working with IDS signatures
Preinstalled signatures
Custom signatures
Enabling MFP
Infrastructure MFP
Client MFP
Web authentication options
Local stock page
Custom pages
External authentication servers
General Config- Wireless
AP global configurations
Global credentials
AP wired 802.1x
Failover priority
Individual AP configurations
General configs
Radio configs
Overriding global defaults
Client load balancing
Client Band Select
Radio settings
Data rates
DTPC
ClientLink
RRM configs
RF grouping and leaders
TPC
DCA
Coverage hole detection
Off channel scanning and monitoring
CCX roaming enhancements
802.11n
CleanAir
Country codes and regulatory domains
General Config- Controller
General controller configs
Multicast
Enabling client multicast
AP multicast mode
Mobility domains
Working with mobility group membership
Anchor settings
Mobility multicast messaging
CDP on the WLC
WLAN configurations
Radio policies
Multicast VLAN
Layer 2 security options
Layer 3 security options
Working with AAA services
QoS settings
Advanced settings
Wireless Guest Networks
Single vs dual WLC designs
Configuring guest tunneling
Configuring foreign maps
The guest authentication progressing
Troubleshooting guest WLANs
Other LANs
Wired Guest networks
Single vs dual WLC designs
Guest LAN interfaces
Remote LANs
AP Groups
The default group
Configuring new groups
Controlling WLAN to group mappings
Using AP groups across multiple WLCs
AP modes- Misc
Local mode with wIPS
Sniffer Mode
Rogue Detector mode
SE Connect mode
Monitor mode
Tracking optimized monitor mode
Monitor mode with wIPS
AP modes- H-REAP
Overview of H-REAP WLAN states
Local switching
Local authentication- external RADIUS
Local authentication- internal RADIUS
H-REAP groups
H-REAP failover progression
AP modes- Office Extend
Personal SSID
AP modes- Mesh
General mesh deployments
Mesh AP authentications
Wired bridging
WCS/MSE Section Overview
WCS Administration
Working with the WCS service
Password recovery
Management authentication
Local users
RAIDUS authentication
TACACS authentication
User preferences
General server settings
Background tasks
Logging
Virtual domains
Working with the dashboards
Managing devices in WCS
Wireless controllers
Adding controllers
Configuring controllers directly
Configuring controllers via templates
Configuration groups
Config auditing
Lightweight APs
Adding APs
Configuring controllers directly
Configuring controllers via templates
Autonomous APs
Adding APs
Configuring controllers via templates
Autonomous to lightweight migrations
Adding switches
WCS Reports and alarms
Configuring reports
Scheduling reports
Viewing reports
Controlling report save locations
Working with alarms and events
Enabling Alarm emails
Tweaking alarm severities
WCS Maps
Map hierarchies
Adding a campus
Adding a building
Adding a floor
Adding an outdoor areas
Editing maps with obstacles and areas
Adding APs to maps
Controlling what is viewed on the maps
MSE
Working with the MSE service in the CLI
Running the MSE setup script
Adding an MSE to the WCS
Enabling MSE services
Synchronizing items to the MSE services
NMSP verification and troubleshooting
Configuring location tracking
Defining with to track
Setting limits on device categories
Filtering items
Tracking history
Advanced tracking configurations
Getting items to appear on the maps
Configuring context aware notifications
Working with wIPS
General wIPS configurations
Creating and editing wIPS templates
Applying templates to WLCs
Voice/Video Section Overview
7925 phone overview
Radio features
Data rates
Security features
Power savings
Voice WLAN config
Best practices for voice WLAN configurations
Voice auditing tool in WCS
Option WLAN configs for voice
Global voice configs
Radio configurations for voice
CAC
CAC for WMM devices
CAC for SIP phones
CAC for 7920 phones
EDCA profiles
QoS profiles
7925 configurations
Configuring WLANs
Call manager discovery process
EAP timers
Wireless QoS Markings
WMM UP markings
Overview of how WLCs and local mode APs mark traffic on the wired network
Overview of how H-REAP APs mark traffic on the wired network
Overview of how Autonomous APs mark traffic on the wired network
Recommendations on which markings to trust
Voice/Video on Autonomous APs
Configuring general QoS
Configuring access categories
Enabling CAC
Configuring policy maps
Defining low latency queues
Defining low latency data rates
ARP caching
Video on Unified wireless
General video WLAN recommendations
General video CAC configurations
EDCA profiles for video
Configuring VideoStream
Enabling globally
Defining streams
Radio configurations
WLAN configurations
Multicast requirements
Lab Preparation and Strategy
Preparation
Available study tools
Learning individual technologies
Learning technology interactions
Using practice labs
Test taking strategies
Lab day expectations
Lab details
Lab PC interface
Tips for the days leading up to the lab
Tips for the lab itself
Recommended order of operations
Section tracking
Using the proctor
What to do after the lab
Tips on increasing your speed
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