AirWave Wireless Management Suite Installation, Configuration & Use

Part Number: EDU-AICU   |   Price: $1,300 USD   |   Duration: 2 Days   |   View Upcoming Courses and Register»

Course Overview

This hands-on course provides the knowledge and experience required to install and use the AirWave Wireless Management Suite (AWMS): AirWave Management Platform (AMP), RAPIDS, and Visual RF. Structured labs provide students individual time with the AMP server and a series of exercises that progress from monitoring single-vendor networks to the configuration and reporting of complex, multi-vendor networks. Students also learn how to integrate AirWave products into an existing network. The course is WLAN vendor neutral and assumes a heterogeneous network.

AWMS Installation, Configuration and Use is appropriate for those new to the AirWave platform and provides an opportunity for the student to become familiar with the functions and capability of the product in a controlled lab environment.

Who should attend?

• Network Administrators who monitor and troubleshoot wireless networks
• Network and System Administrators responsible for installing and configuring network monitoring systems

Prerequisites

• Basic WLAN terminology and concepts
  
• Knowledge of wired and wireless networking design and operations
  
• Experience installing network monitoring software

Course Contents

The course will consist of two days of instructor-led training and cover the following topics:

• Getting Started with AMP
• Installing AMP
• AMP Server Configuration and Integration
• AMP Device Discovery and Basic Configuration
• Using RAPIDS to Identify Rogue Access Points
• Using Visual RF to Improve Device Location
• Troubleshooting Wireless Networks
• Configuring and Using AMP with Aruba Devices
• Configuring and Using AMP with Cisco IOS Devices
• Configuring and Using AMP with Cisco Airespace Devices
• Configuring and Managing Other Wireless Devices
• AirWave System Administration
• Upgrading AirWave Products

Upcoming AWMS Installation, Configuration and Use Instructor-Led Classes