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LAB FOR ONT - Any suggestions for the wireless part?

optimusoptimus Member Posts: 183
Hi any recent passers or peeps that are "in the know"...

I just got done with my Nuggets vids, and reading the Cisco press book, and by following my usual method, I do "labs". I also watch Trainsignal vids. But when I look at the wireless lab that is presented here by Cisco:

https://cisco.hosted.jivesoftware.com/docs/DOC-2121

I see a recommend for the WCS for a wireless server...

Also, I found this neat site with a post from man himself, Wendell Odom, and they still mention WCS there as well:

http://www.networkworld.com/community/node/25829

For those that don't know the WCS software runs around $2,500-$3,000 USD. icon_eek.gif Was anyone able to get by without this, or does anyone have a suggestion? I got the ONT lab book from CiscoPress also. As far as routers/switches, I am good to go. No problems there.

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    scheistermeisterscheistermeister Member Posts: 748 ■□□□□□□□□□
    Yeah I just passed without using it. Just know the features real well (of both WCS and WLSE) and How you do stuff from certain screens and you should be fine.
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    optimusoptimus Member Posts: 183
    Thanks scheistermeister.

    I was considering the Cisco 877w ADSL router, which I can find for $599. At least it is something. Also an Cisco AP, and also a NIC. Better than nothing I guess. Would probably run me grand.

    Anyone else have anything?
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    redwarriorredwarrior Member Posts: 285
    I was wondering this myself after recently taking (and sadly, failing) ONT. I got hit with several WCS and WLSE questions and my reading just fell short of knowing what to do. :/ I'm hoping that just being more solid on the other subjects will help me squeak by the WCS and WLSE questions with basic knowledge.

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