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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
I- - - nfrastructure 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
- - - adio 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