Implementing HP E-Series Wireless LANs, Rev. 10.41

Certification:
HP ASE - Wireless Networks [2011]
HP ASE - Wireless Networks [2011] - upgrade from H3CSE/Cisco
HP ASE - Wireless Networks [2011] - upgrade from previous versions

Exam(s): HP0-Y33

Find more: http://www.hp.com/networking/training

The Implementing HP E Series Wireless LANs course provides the skills and knowledge necessary to design, implement and validate functionality of complete wireless solutions using HP E Series Mobility products. This course describes how these solutions will support the business needs of various vertical markets with enterprise and public access functionality. Through hands-on lab activities, in-class exercises and discussions, the Implementing HP E Series Wireless LANs course covers topics ranging from basic device configuration to complex roaming and local mesh (WDS) networks.

Implementing HP E Series Wireless LANs is designed for pre-sales network consultants, network technicians and support engineers who design, configure and deploy wireless solutions.
 

Required: HP Wireless LAN Technologies (WBT) and a basic knowledge of wireless technology and concepts.
 

Implementing HP E Series Wireless LANs provides the skills you need to successfully design, install and configure HP E Series wireless solutions for your customers or your business.
 

Our trainings are designed to prepare you for the HP Certified Professional certification exams with lectures and intense hands-on lab exercises. Certification will ensure validation of the technical competencies and expertise needed to plan, deploy, support, and service HP technology solutions.

Topics Covered

• Basic controller and access point security parameters such as passwords for management access
• Software and configuration file architecture
• Controller Teaming
• Mobility Traffic Manager
• VLAN configuration and design
• Local Mesh configuration and design
• Public and Guest Access and design
• Network and Data security
• Designing networks with E Series MSM controllers and access points