This entry-level Certified Wireless Network Administrator training covers the objectives in the CWNA-109 exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Certified Wireless Network Administrator certification.
For any network administrator whose career involves a focus on wireless technologies -- or may some day, Certified Wireless Network Administrator is the perfect certification. The CWNA cert is provided by Certified Wireless Network Professionals, and after taking the CWNA-109 exam, you'll know your way around every technology, device and problem a wireless network could throw at you.
All of CWNP exams are vendor-neutral, which means you're not focusing on a particular brand or manufacturer, but on 802.11 technology. This is a huge plus for any administrator eager to learn about wireless technology generally rather than specific products.
For anyone who manages a wireless network, this wireless training can be used for CWNA-109 exam prep, onboarding new network administrators, individual or team training plans, or as a reference resource.
Certified Wireless Network Administrator: What You Need to Know
This Certified Wireless Network Administrator training covers CWNA-109 WLANs exam objectives, including these topics:
- Understanding radio frequency (RF) technologies and essentials
- Recognizing WLAN regulations, standard protocols, and devices
- Best practices for WLAN network architecture and design
- Enforcing WLAN security
- Troubleshooting and optimizing WLANs
Who Should Take Certified Wireless Network Administrator Training?
This Certified Wireless Network Administrator training is considered professional-level training, which means it was designed for network administrators with at least a year of experience with wireless network administration and experienced network administrators looking to validate their skills.
New or aspiring network administrators. If you're new to network administration, you should prepare yourself for the constant process of staying familiar with technologies. Sometimes, vendor-specific certifications will help you make the most out of one particular device or network. But at the start of your career, a vendor-agnostic certification like the Certified Wireless Network Administrator can give you a wide foundation from which to build a career in any direction you like.
Experienced network administrators. If you're a network administrator with several years of experience under your belt, the information on the CWNA-109 might already be familiar to you. On the other hand, if you haven't spent a lot of time with wireless networks, or you've continually figured things out by the seat of your pants, this Certified Wireless Network Administrator training can help put a stronger foundation under your feet and prepare you for more advanced wireless network administration.