Hands-on with Cisco Meraki Wireless Access Points

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01.01-cisco meraki cloud architecture.mp4

14:30

01.02-start with the dashboard.mp4

08:10

01.03-management structure.mp4

11:26

01.04-licensing considerations.mp4

12:54

02.01-wireless network enterprise design.mp4

14:40

02.02-high density wireless deployments.mp4

14:02

02.03-merakis mesh deployment.mp4

10:12

03.01-open the box.mp4

09:28

03.02-set up access point in the dashboard.mp4

09:13

03.03-installing an mr56 access point.mp4

04:53

03.04-configure an installed access point.mp4

16:44

03.05-monitor and troubleshoot ap setup.mp4

14:52

Description

You may have heard—everything is moving to the cloud. While most people think of the cloud for storing files, photos, software, and other applications, the cloud is now a realm where you can manage hardware like your wireless access points. With Cisco Meraki wireless access points, there’s no central controller in your physical location, no hardware you have to unplug and plug back in to reset it. Everything is 100% cloud-managed. If you’re looking to learn more about managing your wireless access points via a web dashboard or API, this course created by ITProTV gives you an overview of the Cisco Meraki cloud architecture. The course introduces you to terminology and architecture that all Meraki products are connected to for management, so you can get an access point up and installed and ready to go, and have a basic understanding of the functions that are available.

Note: This course was created by ITProTV. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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