Hello Everyone!
I'm in the middle of my CCNP studies and just started a new job. I was just told on friday that the main part of my responsibilities, at least in the short term, will be to get up to speed on wireless so that I can give the current wireless guy a hand. This is a very sophisiticated, large wireless deployment, but the equipment is 100% Cisco, so I am planning on going for the new CCNA-Wireless to help prep myself along with what I am already beginning to learn from their wireless guru. If I get hooked, I might go for the CWNA some point after my CCNP studies finish, but I'm planning to take a break in the middle of those for the CCNA-Wireless.
Have any of you good people taken the CCNA-Wireless or taken a look at it? The main issue I'm finding is that the resources for this exam are extremely sparse, most likely because it was just released this summer. I will probably need to use some of the CWNA resources out there to supplement the "rough cuts" version of the not-yet-release CCNA-Wireless exam guide. I'm thinking the CWNA CBT nuggets might be a good place to begin, but thought you all might have some good opinions to share.
In any case, I'm pretty excited to be getting deeper into wireless than I have in previous jobs. (Which basically involved deploying autonomous access points to conference rooms.) This place does VoIP phones on their wireless network, does their own wireless surveys and design, and is moving towards doing a ton of really cool things with RFID tags.