Wi-Fi 7 Essentials

$1,500.00

5-day training event
6100-3019

WiFi 7 Training Course Essentials covers the core concepts, technologies, and practical skills needed to design, deploy, and troubleshoot next-generation wireless networks, including key features such as 320 MHz channels, 4096-QAM modulation, multi-link operation (MLO), and enhanced OFDMA scheduling; participants learn radio frequency fundamentals, advanced channel planning, capacity and latency optimization, coexistence and interference mitigation, security enhancements, and performance validation using industry-standard test tools and simulators, with hands-on labs that emphasize real-world scenarios—enterprise, industrial, and dense public environments—and modules on backward compatibility, firmware and driver considerations, regulatory compliance, and best-practice migration strategies to ensure seamless upgrade paths from WiFi 6/6E.

Course Outlines

  • Understand the basic concepts of 802.11

  • 802.11 Family of Standards .ac .ax .ad .af

  • Unlicensed Frequency Bands

  • 802.11 Benefits, Applications, and Services

  • 802.11 Protocol Stack

  • PHY, MAC, Network, and Transport Layers

  • Physical Layer: FHSS, DSSS, OFDM

  • MAC Layer: Framing and Access Method

  • Enhanced MAC

  • 802.11 Security Basics

  • WEB, WPA, TKIP, AAA, Radius

  • Planning a Wireless LAN

  • 802.11 Design

  • Site Survey

  • Outdoor vs Indoor Coverage

  • Access Point Locations

  • Access Point Frequency Assignments

  • Synchronization

  • Interoperability

  • WiFi WPS

  • WiFi VPN, IPSEC, & L2TP

  • WiFi NAT

  • WiFi DHCP Server

  • Complete Coverage Concept

  • Coverage and Capacity

  • Performance Numbers

  • Interference Handling

  • MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output)

  • Integration of WLAN and Cellular Networks

  • Dynamic Frequency Selection 

  • Transmit Power Control

  • Quality of Service of WiFi and VoIP

  • WiFi Offloading

  • Upcoming Standards and Future Trends

5-day training event
6100-3019

WiFi 7 Training Course Essentials covers the core concepts, technologies, and practical skills needed to design, deploy, and troubleshoot next-generation wireless networks, including key features such as 320 MHz channels, 4096-QAM modulation, multi-link operation (MLO), and enhanced OFDMA scheduling; participants learn radio frequency fundamentals, advanced channel planning, capacity and latency optimization, coexistence and interference mitigation, security enhancements, and performance validation using industry-standard test tools and simulators, with hands-on labs that emphasize real-world scenarios—enterprise, industrial, and dense public environments—and modules on backward compatibility, firmware and driver considerations, regulatory compliance, and best-practice migration strategies to ensure seamless upgrade paths from WiFi 6/6E.

Course Outlines

  • Understand the basic concepts of 802.11

  • 802.11 Family of Standards .ac .ax .ad .af

  • Unlicensed Frequency Bands

  • 802.11 Benefits, Applications, and Services

  • 802.11 Protocol Stack

  • PHY, MAC, Network, and Transport Layers

  • Physical Layer: FHSS, DSSS, OFDM

  • MAC Layer: Framing and Access Method

  • Enhanced MAC

  • 802.11 Security Basics

  • WEB, WPA, TKIP, AAA, Radius

  • Planning a Wireless LAN

  • 802.11 Design

  • Site Survey

  • Outdoor vs Indoor Coverage

  • Access Point Locations

  • Access Point Frequency Assignments

  • Synchronization

  • Interoperability

  • WiFi WPS

  • WiFi VPN, IPSEC, & L2TP

  • WiFi NAT

  • WiFi DHCP Server

  • Complete Coverage Concept

  • Coverage and Capacity

  • Performance Numbers

  • Interference Handling

  • MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output)

  • Integration of WLAN and Cellular Networks

  • Dynamic Frequency Selection 

  • Transmit Power Control

  • Quality of Service of WiFi and VoIP

  • WiFi Offloading

  • Upcoming Standards and Future Trends