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Current Standards 8. Comparison of 8. 02. Standards 1. 9    Wi Fi Certification 1. Wireless LANs A Historical Perspective 2. The Early Days 2. Initial 8. 02. 1. Standardization 2. Standardization 2. Summary 2. 5Chapter 2 Radio Wave Fundamentals 2. Radio Wave Attributes 2. Amplitude 2. 8        Frequency 2. Phase 2. 9RF System Components 2. RF Transceiver 2. RF Modulation 3. 0        Amplitude Shift Keying 3. Frequency Shift Keying 3. Phase Shift Keying 3. Quadrature Amplitude Modulation 3. Spread Spectrum 3. Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing 3. RF Signal Propagation 3. Attenuation 3. 7        Free Space Loss 3. Physical Obstacles 3. Multipath Propagation 3. Noise and Signal to Noise Ratio 3. RF Mathematics 4. Converting Units 4. Summary 4. 2Chapter 3 Wireless LAN Types and Components 4. Types of Wireless LANs 4. Ad Hoc Wireless LANs 4. Infrastructure Wireless LANs 4. Wireless Mesh Networks 4. Wireless LAN Components 5. Client Devices 5. Client Radio 5. 1        Industry Standard Architecture 5. Peripheral Component Interconnect 5. Mini PCI 5. 4        PC Card 5. Express. Card 5. 5        Compact. Flash 5. 5        Universal Serial Bus 5. Access Points 5. 6        Autonomous Access Points 5. Controller Based Access Points 5. Wi Fi Routers 5. Mesh Nodes 6. Antennas 6. RF Amplifiers 6. Repeaters 6. Bridges 6. Network Infrastructure Components 6. Network Distribution Systems 6. Switches 6. 5        Optical Fiber 6. Power over Ethernet 6. Application Connectivity Software 7. Terminal Emulation 7. Browser Based Approaches 7. Direct Database Interfaces 7. Wireless Middleware 7. Summary 7. 4Chapter 4 Wireless LAN Implications 7. Security Vulnerabilities 7. Passive Monitoring 7. Unauthorized Access 7. Unauthorized Access Leads to Compromise of Financial Data 8. Denial of Service Attacks 8. Radio Signal Interference 8. Microwave Oven Interference 8. Cordless Phone Interference 8. Bluetooth Interference 9. Neighboring Wireless LAN Interference 9. Impacts of Multipath Propagation 9. Roaming Issues 9. Battery Limitations 9. Interoperability Problems 9. Installation Issues 9. Summary 9. 9Part II The 8. Standard. Chapter 5 Introduction to IEEE 8. Related Standards 1. The Importance of Standards 1. Types of Standards 1. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 1. Benefits of the 8. Standard 1. 04        Appliance Interoperability 1. Fast Product Development 1. Stable Future Migration 1. Price Reductions 1. Avoiding Silos 1. The IEEE 8. 02 LAN Standards Family 1. MAC Sublayer 1. 09    8. Physical Layer 1. IEEE 8. 02. 2 1. 10        Unacknowledged Connectionless Service 1. Connection Oriented Service 1. Continuous ARQ 1. Stop and Wait ARQ 1. Acknowledged Connectionless Service 1. IEEE 8. 02. 1. 1 Features 1. Station Services 1. Authentication 1. Deauthentication 1. Privacy 1. 18    Distribution System Services 1. Association 1. 18        Disassociation 1. Distribution 1. 18        Integration 1. Re association 1. Station States and Corresponding Frame Types 1. Summary 1. 21. Chapter 6 IEEE 8. Medium Access Control MAC Layer 1. Primary 8. 02. 1. MAC Layer Functions 1. Data Delivery 1. 24    Medium Access 1. Distributed Coordination Function 1. Hybrid Coordination Function 1. Error Recovery 1. Data Frame Acknowledgements 1. Dynamic Rate Switching 1. Data Frame Aggregation 1. MSDU Aggregation 1. MPDU Aggregation 1. Data Frame Fragmentation 1. Encryption 1. 34        Wired Equivalent Privacy 1. Temporal Key Integrity Protocol 1. CCMP 1. 36    Multicasting 1. Connectivity 1. 38    Scanning for Networks 1. Authentication 1. Open System Authentication 1. Shared Key Authentication 1. IEEE 8. 02. 1. X Port Based Authentication 1. Associating with the Access Point 1. Way Handshake 1. 45. Timing and Synchronization 1. Short IFS 1. 46    PCF IFS 1. DCF IFS 1. 47    Extended IFS 1. RTSCTS 1. 47    Power Management 1. MAC Frame Structures 1. Protocol Version Field 1. Type Field 1. 50        Subtype Field 1. To DS Field 1. 52    From DS Field 1. More Frag Field 1. Retry Field 1. 53    Power Management Field 1. More Data Field 1. Protected Frame Field 1. Order Field 1. 53    DurationID Field 1. Address 1, 2, 3, and 4 Fields 1. Sequence Control Field 1. Qo. S Control Field 1. HT Control Field 1. Frame Body Field 1. Frame Check Sequence Field 1. MAC Frame Types 1. Management Frames 1. Association Request Frame 1. Association Response Frame 1. Re association Request Frame 1. Re association Response Frame 1. Probe Request Frame 1. Probe Response Frame 1. Beacon Frame 1. 57        ATIM Frame 1. Disassociation Frame 1. Authentication Frame 1. Deauthentication Frame 1. Action Frame 1. 60        Action No ACK Frame 1. Management Frame Body Contents 1. Control Frames 1. Control Wrapper Frame 1. Block ACK Request Frame 1. Block ACK Frame 1. Power Save Poll Frame 1. Request to Send Frame 1. Clear to Send Frame 1. Acknowledgement Frame 1. Contention Free End Frame 1. CF End CF ACK Frame 1. Data Frames 1. 63. Interoperability 1. Summary 1. 65. Chapter 7 IEEE 8. Physical PHY Layers 1. Physical Layer Architecture 1. PLCP Sublayer 1. 68    PMD Sublayer 1. Physical Layer Functions 1. Carrier Sense Function 1. Transmit Function 1. Receive Function 1. Legacy 8. 02. 1. 1 Physical Layers 1. Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum PHY 1. Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum PHY 1. Infrared PHY 1. 75    Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing PHY 8. High Rate Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum PHY 8. Extended Rate PHY 8. High Throughput 8. MIMO Concepts 1. 80        Transmit Beamforming 1. Spatial Multiplexing 1. Channel Bonding 1. Modulation 1. 84    Interoperability 1. Very High Throughput 6 GHz 8. RF Channel Bandwidth 1. Multi User MIMO 1. Interoperability 1. Summary 1. 90. Part III Wireless Network Design. Chapter 8 Planning a Wireless LAN Deployment 1. Project Management Principles 1. Wireless LAN Deployment Planning Steps 1. Step 1 Defining the Project Scope 1. Project Charter 1. Assumptions 1. 94        Constraints 1. Step 2 Developing the Work Breakdown Structure 1. Requirements Definition Phase 1. Design Phase 1. 97    Implementation Phase 1. Operations and Maintenance Phase 2. Step 3 Identifying Staffing 2. Step 4 Creating a Schedule 2. Step 5 Developing a Budget 2. Preliminary Requirements and Design 2. Hardware and Software Costs 2. Deployment Services Costs 2. Ongoing Operations and Maintenance Costs 2. Step 6 Evaluating Risks 2. Step 7 Analyzing Feasibility 2. Costs 2. 17        Benefits 2. Writers Workbench Rapidshare. Impacts on Users 2. Impacts on Existing Systems 2. Making the Decision to Proceed 2. Executing the Project 2. The Kickoff Meeting 2. Evaluating the Outcome of the Project 2. Summary 2. 25. Chapter 9 Defining Requirements for a Wireless LAN 2. Requirements Attributes 2. Requirements Definition Steps 2. Step 1 Gathering Information 2. Interviewing Users 2. Interviewing IT Staff 2. EDSingle sign on users Please use your district launch point to log into connect.