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With wireless technology you can forget about the cables. Routers or gateways allow you to access the Internet, and also enable you to share music, photos, movies, games, printers and scanners. It sounds easy, right? Just plug in a router and away you go! Well, it's a bit more complicated than that in a business environment. While the home computer network is usually spread out over a few rooms, the corporate wireless network can be quite extensive. Medical centers, for example, have wireless networks configured for communication over a city block. Think about the number of devices and what you have to consider with such a mammoth project. Wireless security is critical. Cisco has been instrumental in deploying wireless technology. Cisco has also created several wireless computer training courses, and related certifications. There also is a vendor neutral wireless program that offers a certification program. Michigan Technology Services has forged ties with consultants well versed in wireless technologies. We offer several types of wireless programs. Whether you study for the Cisco Aironet WLAN Design or WLAN Support Specialist certification, the Certified Wireless Network Administrator - the CWNA - or the Certified Wireless Security Professional - the CWSP - there are some common topics that will be addressed. Some of the objectives that wireless vendors expect to be covered in 802.11 wireless technology training include: If you are in need of wireless training or consulting, Michigan Technology Services, located in the metro Detroit area, is a valuable resource. For detailed information on Michigan Technology Services' wireless computer training, contact us at 248-489-0408. Michigan Technology Services 32985 Hamilton Court, Ste. G-300 Farmington Hills, MI 48334 248-489-0408

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