802.11 WLAN Hands-On Analysis: Unleashing the Network Monitor for Troubleshooting and Optimization
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| Rating | : | 4.21 (562 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1425907350 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 292 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-05-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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From the Author I’ve consulted and lectured in more than a dozen countries and I’ve developed a sense of how hard-headed, technical pragmatists prefer to learn. The worst case learning scenario is that you purchase one of the dozens of painfully mediocre WLAN trade books that drone on like bad 70s disco music in bleak, unimaginative two-tone. I respect your time, attention and effort. Technology blunders forward in an odd, erratic gait and we follow frantically grasping at odds-and-ends in never ending pursuit. I’ve sifted through dozens of reference manuals, white papers and technical presentations; done hundreds of network captures and analyzed WL
Putman is an author, lecturer and consultantwith a specialty in Windows Server 2003 Active Directory and GPO design, and apassion for WLAN security, troubleshooting and frame-level analysis. . Byron W. He holdsprofessional certifications from Microsoft, Cisco, CompTIA and Planet3Wireless. Byron has written
"The Best Hands-On 802.11 Course on the Market!!!" according to Wireless Guy. I've taken several active directory design and security seminars from Byron when he was with Learning Tree International. When he invited me to work with him on the beta test of the WLAN analysis book and course last summer in Portland I jumped at the cha. "Excellent wireless reference - needs a 2nd edition" according to Amazon Customer. I can see how some may not like this book. Because its about analyzing packets and protocols and interpreting network packet captures. This is not for everyone, and not (yet) for those seeking to first pass industry certification exams. But if you want to. Dated but good. jwh That this book needs updated is a given. Anyone looking at the 2005 copyright knows this.This is a foundational text. It is an excellent book on 802.11 protocols up to the date of its printing.All current protocols are a living "being". No five year old b
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