IEEE 802.11 So in this module, we’re going to talk about the IEEE standards for wireless communications under 800 and 211. We’ll look at the original standards, and then we’ll see over time how we’ve continued to increase the standards to get better wireless communications and security. So then we’re going to look at the 8211 2007 Amendments, the 8211 2012 Ratified Amendments, and maybe if we get the opportunity, we’ll look at some of those what they call post 2012 Ratified Amendments, meaning we’re not ready. To, you know,…

Spatial Multiplexing (SM) Part2 So don’t confuse the unique streams of data with the number of transmitters that you have. Again, you don’t have to use all three. It’s just what we really want to know is how many unique streams of data that you’re sending. So let’s say I have an access point and a receiver that can get all three streams, all three unique streams. Notice if I wanted to send you the digits, um, in the numbering system, I can send part of it in one stream,…

High Throughput (HT) We’re going to talk about what’s called high throughput, which, in other words, is what they described the standard or the amendment for 800 and 211 n. So we’ll look at that amendment, we’ll talk about the wifi Alliance, get some idea about the multiple input, multiple output, and what channels are used for high throughput and what’s different at the Mac layer. 802.11n -2009 Amendment So the amendment eight to eleven N 2009 defined high throughput as or the cause anyway, as radios that use multiple…

Fundamentals of Site Surveys In this module. We’re going to talk about something that truly is important. I’ve mentioned it a lot. It’s the fundamentals of site surveys. So we’re going to talk about some of the interviews that we’re going to go through, the type of information you’re going to collect, the documents, reports, and some of the vertical market considerations, basically meaning what type of company and business that you’re trying to support. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part1 So do you need a site survey? I shouldn’t even…

BYOD Mobile Device Management Part1 Mobile Device Management Part2 Company-Issued Devices vs. Personal Devices Part1 Company-Issued Devices vs. Personal Devices Part2 Company-Issued Devices vs. Personal Devices Part3 MDM Profiles MDM Agent Software Over the Air Management Part1 Over the Air Management Part2 Guest WLAN Part1 Guest WLAN Part2 Guest WLAN Part3 Guest WLAN Part4 Guest Isolation Guest Registration Module 20 Review Course Closure

16. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies Now, you will have no doubt notice that we’ve got a lot of data in the power platform. For example, if we go into the data first into the tables, we’ve got things like contacts, so personal data. Then if we go into the connectors and we look at the various connectors, we’ve got things like SharePoint, but also, so we got things like Twitter, I’ll probably have to scroll down an awful lot, twitter, Facebook, that sort of thing. Now what’s to stop…

28, 29, 30. AI Builder Hello. Well, in this course we have gone through Power apps, power Bi, power Automate, and Power Virtual agents. So in this section, what we’re going to do is look at everything else that’s on the PL 900 certification. We’ve had a look at the main sections, let’s see what is left. And we’re going to start off with the AI builder, move on to administration and security and then look at the business value of extending business solutions, other packages that you use. So…

Obtaining Files Now, there are other ways that you can go about grabbing files in case you don’t have an FTP server. And those commands would be things like Wget, which is a command that was designed to help you download files through either http https or FTP again, often trying to download a patch or a fix or an update or something that you need on your system to help you with the repair or the troubleshooting. You can also used the command curl curl to do the same…

Demo – Recovering the Root Password All right, I’m in VMware, and I’m going to interrupt this booting operating system by rebooting it and then very quickly getting into the full size screen so I can catch the grub menu in time. There we go. To I hit my down arrow and I’m going to edit this single user mode line just a little bit so that I can basically get in and make some changes to the password. So I’m going to type in E for the edit. I’m…

Troubleshooting and Maintenance Well, this unit is going to be about troubleshooting and maintenance of your Linux system and even of your network connectivity. So one of the first goals for us is to talk about Linux in the entire process of it being turned off, turning it on and dealing with any errors you might have in the boot process. We’re going to look at the different portions of the boot process so you understand what’s happening behind the scenes and how you can choose some different run levels…