MISTJPJuniper NetworksJP-MIST1.0<p>After successfully completing this course, you should be able to:</p> <ul> <li>Describe WLAN association and roaming.</li><li>Explain the wireless LAN life cycle.</li><li>Explain and configure Mist architecture.</li><li>Describe a wireless enterprise network.</li><li>Explain the purpose of Mist and key differentiators.</li><li>Describe wireless fundamentals.</li><li>Describe the basic features Mist.</li><li>Describe how to add new organizations and sites.</li><li>Navigate the Mist portal.</li><li>Describe the Mist AP deployment model.</li><li>Provide an overview of the Mist onboarding workflow.</li><li>Implement RF and configuration templates.</li><li>Configure wireless access policies.</li><li>Describe the EX Series switch deployment model.</li><li>Describe the workflow for onboarding an EX Series switch to a Wired Assurance deployment.</li><li>Describe labels and their use with Mist.</li><li>Use Mist intelligent analytics and Marvis.</li><li>Describe Real Time Location Sensor (RTLS) concepts and methods.</li><li>Describe Mist automation and scripting.</li><li>Instantiate a standalone NGFW site using CSO and SRX Series devices.</li><li>Describe Service Level Experience and its place in wireless networks.</li><li>Describe the client location service and use cases.</li><li>Describe the components of an enterprise WLAN.</li><li>Configure an enterprise grade WLAN.</li><li>Describe a sitemap, site survey, and their critical components.</li><li>Describe the subscriptions available for Mist.</li><li>Describe the monitoring features.</li><li>Generate reports.</li></ul><p>The following are the prerequisites for this course:</p> <ul> <li>Basic TCP/IP skills</li><li>Basic knowledge of wireless (Wi-Fi) technologies is recommended.</li></ul><p>This course benefits individuals responsible for working with enterprise wireless networks and applying artificial intelligence to their activities.</p><h5>Day 1</h5> <h5>Chapter 1: Course Introduction</h5> <h5>Chapter 2: Introduction to Wi-Fi Basics</h5><ul> <li>What Is Wi-Fi?</li><li>802.11 PHYs</li><li>Frequency Bands</li><li>RF Basics</li><li>Modulation and Coding</li><li>Network Arbitration and Contention</li><li>WLAN Architectures</li><li>WLAN Association and Roaming</li><li>Network Contention</li><li>Wireless LAN Life Cycle</li><li>LAB 1: WLAN Testing</li></ul> <h5>Day 2</h5> <h5>Chapter 3: Mist Architecture and Initial Setup</h5><ul> <li>Mist Architecture</li><li>Mist Account Organizations and Subscriptions</li><li>Configuration Objects</li><li>Organization Objects Versus Site Objects</li><li>Access Points Overview, Configuration, and Troubleshooting</li><li>LAB 2: Initial Setup</li><li>LAB 3: Remote Site</li></ul><h5>Chapter 4: WLANs</h5><ul> <li>WLAN Concepts</li><li>Security Concepts</li><li>Mist WLANs</li><li>Policy (WxLAN)</li><li>Wireless Intrusion Detection and Prevention</li><li>LAB 4: WLANs</li></ul> <h5>Day 3</h5> <h5>Chapter 5: Network Operations</h5><ul> <li>Wireless Assurance</li><li>Events and Insights</li><li>Radio Resources Management (RRM)</li><li>Wired Assurance</li><li>LAB 5: SLE Troubleshooting</li></ul><h5>Module 6: Wired Assurance</h5><ul> <li>Solution and Supported Devices</li><li>Provisioning and Deployment</li><li>Operation</li><li>Design and Architecture</li><li>LAB 6: Wired Assurance</li></ul><h5>Module 7: AI and Marvis</h5><ul> <li>Artificial Intelligence (AI) Reactive and Proactive Troubleshooting</li><li>Reactive and Proactive Troubleshooting</li><li>Marvis Language and Actions</li><li>LAB 7: Marvis</li></ul><h5>Day 4</h5> <h5>Chapter 7: Location-Based Services</h5><ul> <li>Concepts and Methods</li><li>Wi-Fi Location</li><li>Virtual BLE</li><li>User Engagement</li><li>Asset Visibility</li></ul><h5>Chapter 8: Automation and Scripting</h5><ul> <li>Mist API Overview</li><li>Automation and Scripting Overview</li><li>LAB 8: RESTful API</li><li>LAB 9: WebSocket API</li></ul>After successfully completing this course, you should be able to: - Describe WLAN association and roaming. - Explain the wireless LAN life cycle. - Explain and configure Mist architecture. - Describe a wireless enterprise network. - Explain the purpose of Mist and key differentiators. - Describe wireless fundamentals. - Describe the basic features Mist. - Describe how to add new organizations and sites. - Navigate the Mist portal. - Describe the Mist AP deployment model. - Provide an overview of the Mist onboarding workflow. - Implement RF and configuration templates. - Configure wireless access policies. - Describe the EX Series switch deployment model. - Describe the workflow for onboarding an EX Series switch to a Wired Assurance deployment. - Describe labels and their use with Mist. - Use Mist intelligent analytics and Marvis. - Describe Real Time Location Sensor (RTLS) concepts and methods. - Describe Mist automation and scripting. - Instantiate a standalone NGFW site using CSO and SRX Series devices. - Describe Service Level Experience and its place in wireless networks. - Describe the client location service and use cases. - Describe the components of an enterprise WLAN. - Configure an enterprise grade WLAN. - Describe a sitemap, site survey, and their critical components. - Describe the subscriptions available for Mist. - Describe the monitoring features. - Generate reports.The following are the prerequisites for this course: - Basic TCP/IP skills - Basic knowledge of wireless (Wi-Fi) technologies is recommended.This course benefits individuals responsible for working with enterprise wireless networks and applying artificial intelligence to their activities.Day 1 Chapter 1: Course Introduction Chapter 2: Introduction to Wi-Fi Basics - What Is Wi-Fi? - 802.11 PHYs - Frequency Bands - RF Basics - Modulation and Coding - Network Arbitration and Contention - WLAN Architectures - WLAN Association and Roaming - Network Contention - Wireless LAN Life Cycle - LAB 1: WLAN Testing Day 2 Chapter 3: Mist Architecture and Initial Setup - Mist Architecture - Mist Account Organizations and Subscriptions - Configuration Objects - Organization Objects Versus Site Objects - Access Points Overview, Configuration, and Troubleshooting - LAB 2: Initial Setup - LAB 3: Remote Site Chapter 4: WLANs - WLAN Concepts - Security Concepts - Mist WLANs - Policy (WxLAN) - Wireless Intrusion Detection and Prevention - LAB 4: WLANs Day 3 Chapter 5: Network Operations - Wireless Assurance - Events and Insights - Radio Resources Management (RRM) - Wired Assurance - LAB 5: SLE Troubleshooting Module 6: Wired Assurance - Solution and Supported Devices - Provisioning and Deployment - Operation - Design and Architecture - LAB 6: Wired Assurance Module 7: AI and Marvis - Artificial Intelligence (AI) Reactive and Proactive Troubleshooting - Reactive and Proactive Troubleshooting - Marvis Language and Actions - LAB 7: Marvis Day 4 Chapter 7: Location-Based Services - Concepts and Methods - Wi-Fi Location - Virtual BLE - User Engagement - Asset Visibility Chapter 8: Automation and Scripting - Mist API Overview - Automation and Scripting Overview - LAB 8: RESTful API - LAB 9: WebSocket API4 days3800.003800.003800.004000.004000.004000.004000.004000.004000.004000.004000.004000.004000.00