I am currently working on a more actual documentation which also covers actual topics in more detail, including OFDM, LWAPP, other security issues, management, and site survey. But for now the following modules should be a good start for beginners because they cover most of the fundamental issues of WLANs in a not too technical level, however precise enough for daily practice. EasterEgg
The following (widely appreciated :-)) lecture notes have been created between 2003 and 2005 and have proved oneself to provide both an efficient introduction into modern data communication and a compact reference book for self study. Future updates will be marked differently somehow to avoid duplicate downloads. You can use these modules freely for you private purposes but please contact me if you have other plans.
Most of this content follows Manfred Lindner's outline and didactical approach. I hereby want to express my gratitude to him, especially for his excellent lectures.
Here are some additional slides about QoS and safety-related mechanisms in networks:
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QoS Intro QoS Marking QoS Queuing |
Policing and Shaping Congestion Avoidance Spanning Tree Details |
OSPF Convergence Path Failures First Hop Redundancy |
If you ever plan to become a CCNA first visit the ICND exams, buy the CCNA Certification Libary from CiscoPress but definitely get some hands-on experience. Simply check whether you know all the commands listed in my: *Cheat Sheet*.
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