Wi-Fi and Cellular Convergence

  Course Code: WR1401

Course Details

1 Days / 2 Live Online Sessions (0900-1230)

Description

Wi-Fi and cellular convergence is a crucial aspect of modern communication networks, allowing seamless integration between Wi-Fi and cellular technologies. This course, with the course code WR1401, provides a comprehensive overview of the 802.11 family of wireless LAN technologies, commonly known as Wi-Fi. Participants will gain insights into the different forms of Wi-Fi in use, as well as a detailed understanding of the structure, operation, and functionality of Wi-Fi connections. Moreover, the course delves into the integration of Wi-Fi access into cellular provider portfolios and explores techniques for interworking between different access environments.

This training is ideal for communications professionals involved in Wi-Fi network design and administration, as well as those responsible for deploying and maintaining Wi-Fi systems. Participants should ideally have a basic understanding of cellular networks and a keen interest in learning about Wi-Fi technologies. By the end of the course, attendees will have a solid grasp of wireless LAN technologies and standards, the protocol stack layers, Wi-Fi security, deployment, and integration strategies.

In just 1 day and 2 live online sessions from 0900 to 1230, participants can enhance their knowledge and skills in Wi-Fi and cellular convergence. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of wireless communication technologies.

Course Summary

This course presents an overview of the 802.11 family of wireless LAN technologies that are more commonly known as Wi-Fi. The course introduces the various forms of Wi-Fi currently in use and looks in detail at the structure, operation and functionality of Wi-Fi connections. It then examines issues related to the integration of Wi-Fi access into cellular provider’s portfolios and techniques that allow interworking between the access environments.

Who would benefit

This course is suitable for communications professionals involved in Wi-Fi network design and administration, and also those involved in deploying and maintaining Wi-Fi based systems.

Prerequisites

Delegates should ideally have an understanding of cellular networks and a keen interest in understanding Wi-Fi technologies.

Topic Areas Include

  • Wireless LAN Technologies and Standards

  • The Protocol Stack Layer 1

  • The Protocol Stack Layer 2

  • Wi-Fi Security

  • Wi-Fi Deployment and Integration

Course Details

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  • Courses run 9am-12.30pm (1/2 Day) or 9am-5pm (Full Day).
  • Delivered by a subject mater experts with decades of experience.
  • Available as face-to-face classroom or live online virtual classroom.
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Description

Wi-Fi and cellular convergence is a crucial aspect of modern communication networks, allowing seamless integration between Wi-Fi and cellular technologies. This course, with the course code WR1401, provides a comprehensive overview of the 802.11 family of wireless LAN technologies, commonly known as Wi-Fi. Participants will gain insights into the different forms of Wi-Fi in use, as well as a detailed understanding of the structure, operation, and functionality of Wi-Fi connections. Moreover, the course delves into the integration of Wi-Fi access into cellular provider portfolios and explores techniques for interworking between different access environments.

This training is ideal for communications professionals involved in Wi-Fi network design and administration, as well as those responsible for deploying and maintaining Wi-Fi systems. Participants should ideally have a basic understanding of cellular networks and a keen interest in learning about Wi-Fi technologies. By the end of the course, attendees will have a solid grasp of wireless LAN technologies and standards, the protocol stack layers, Wi-Fi security, deployment, and integration strategies.

In just 1 day and 2 live online sessions from 0900 to 1230, participants can enhance their knowledge and skills in Wi-Fi and cellular convergence. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of wireless communication technologies.

Course Summary

This course presents an overview of the 802.11 family of wireless LAN technologies that are more commonly known as Wi-Fi. The course introduces the various forms of Wi-Fi currently in use and looks in detail at the structure, operation and functionality of Wi-Fi connections. It then examines issues related to the integration of Wi-Fi access into cellular provider’s portfolios and techniques that allow interworking between the access environments.

Who would benefit

This course is suitable for communications professionals involved in Wi-Fi network design and administration, and also those involved in deploying and maintaining Wi-Fi based systems.

Prerequisites

Delegates should ideally have an understanding of cellular networks and a keen interest in understanding Wi-Fi technologies.

Topic Areas Include

  • Wireless LAN Technologies and Standards

  • The Protocol Stack Layer 1

  • The Protocol Stack Layer 2

  • Wi-Fi Security

  • Wi-Fi Deployment and Integration

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