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September 18th, 2010 | Author: unelectric

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CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator & CWSP Certified Wireless Security Professional All-in-One Exam Guide (PW0-104 & PW0-204)

September 14th, 2010 | Author: unelectric

CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator & CWSP Certified Wireless Security Professional All-in-One Exam Guide (PW0-104 & PW0-204): Get complete coverage of all the material included on the CWNA and CWSP exams inside this comprehensive resource. Written by a wireless systems expert, this authoritative guide covers exams PW0-104 and PW0-204 in full detail. You’ll find learning objectives at the beginning of each chapter, exam tips, practice exam questions, and in-depth explanations. Designed to help you pass these challenging exams with ease, this definitive volume also serves as an essential on-the-job reference.

Covers all exam topics, including:

Wireless standards, organizations, and applications
Radio frequency
Wireless network antennas
Spread spectrum technologies
IEEE 802.11
Hardware, software, and client devices
Wireless network design and site surveys
Installing and administering WLANs
Performance tuning and troubleshooting
Wireless network attacks and threat analysis
Security policies
802.1X authentication solutions
Fast and secure roaming
Wireless intrusion monitoring and prevention

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Practice exams for PW0-104 & PW0-204
Video training segment
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CWTS Certified Wireless Technology Specialist Study Guide (Exam PW0-070)

May 31st, 2010 | Author: unelectric

CWTS Certified Wireless Technology Specialist Study Guide (Exam PW0-070) :

A comprehensive study guide for the new, entry-level wireless credential from the CWNP program

Written by a wireless networking expert and instructor, this study guide offers complete coverage of all objectives for the brand-new Certified Wireless Technology Specialist exam. CWTS certification is an ideal entry point for IT professionals intersted in enterprise WLAN certification, and targets both WLAN sales and support staff for the enterprise WLAN industry.

CWTS Certified Wireless Technology Specialist Study Guide is an ideal integrated study system, featuring step-by-step exercises and self-tests in every chapter. The book contains more than 180 practice questions–which match the actual exam in content and tone-as well as detailed explanations of answers.

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Saikano – Girlfriend (Vol. 1)

May 26th, 2010 | Author: unelectric

Saikano – Girlfriend (Vol. 1) Was this suposed to be sad? – Jonathan Lane – Crestview Florida U.S.A
Review for whole series.

I’m dumbstruck by all the raving reviews for this anime; I mean really people, did we all see the same show? I am so utterly confused as to why people consider a sub par anime like this and Elfen Lied: Diclonius Report Complete Collection to be great tragic animes which I’ve been told are guaranteed to make anyone with half a heart cry. I laugh in your faces. Siakano is nowhere near that good, and although it has its moments, overall it fails almost entirely to deliver on its promise to make me cry. Anyone with a halfway decent sized brain can penetrate the emotional fluff on the serface and see that this emperor isn’t wearing any cloths at all, and is instead quite literally walking around naked everywhere. Almost everything is overdone and seems forced, from the plot, to the characters, to the bizarre ending which takes a page from Neon Genesis Evangelion: Platinum Collection play book with horrendous results.

Chise and Shuji are high school classmates in a small beach town somewhere in southern Japan. When the series starts they have just begun going out, but Shuji doesn’t seem to care about the relationship while Chise becomes severely attached to him. Meanwhile Japan, for reasons unknown, is caught in the middle of a war with the United States and its allies (one can only assume it’s the US, they never say but the “enemy” uses American style weapons) and is, obviously, losing ground. To counter the invasion of the American forces the Japanese military creates its “ultimate weapon.” What is this ultimate weapon? Well it’s Chise, the clumsy, small for her age high school girl from some random small town in southern Japan. Sound strange? Well don’t expect an explanation about how and why she was chosen; those details apparently aren’t of any importance to the story. This lack of an explanation is more then a little annoying though when the war takes center stage and grows in importance. By the end of the series nothing is left untouched by this devastating war, and yet we STILL don’t know who the enemy is and why they are fighting. Was the war provoked by Japan or not? I want to know who to root for in the battles but how can I do that when I know nothing about the war?

Don’t make the mistake, however, of thinking Saikano is an action series, it most certainly is not. Although the war plays a pivotal role the series it focuses on our high school sweethearts Chise and Shuji. One day while walking down the streets of a major city a squadron of planes comes out of nowhere and starts dropping bombs on the unsuspecting people below. Shuji and his friends are caught in the crossfire until a streak of light shoots across the sky and destroys the planes. Chise. From that point on most of the story is about Shuji and Chise crying nonstop about how she’s a super weapon and doesn’t’ want to be. It was sad during the first volume, but as the show progressed and the same scene kept repeating itself over and over and over again it got REALLY old REALLY fast. Chise would say she has to kill because she’s a weapon, Shuji would call her a dummy, lights or bombs or something would come out of her back, she’d say she doesn’t want to be a weapon, and then they hug, or sometimes he’d rip of her shirt. What a guy.

There is also a comical absurdity to the whole love story. Shuji loves Chise but also loves his former teacher, whose name eludes me right now. Chise loves Shuji but loves a soldier named Tetsu on the side, who just happens to be married to the teacher that Shuji is banging back at home. Meanwhile Shuji’s best friend, Akima, the one who introduced Chise and Shuji in the first place, is secretly in love with him, while Shuji’s other best friend is in love with Akima, all the while Shuji is hopelessly oblivious to everything going on. Ha, how more soap operaish can you possibly get? Warning, warning, cheesy romantic overload, does not compute, brain ejecting from head.

Spoilers ahead.
But that’s not even the worst of it. There is one instance when Tetsu is lying on the ground all shot up, his guts lying on the ground like hamburger meat, and Chise comforts him by, get this, putting his hand on her breasts. Yeah, almost dead Tetsu then climbs on top of her, no joke, spits up blood all over her face while calling his wife’s name and then dies. I guess the healing powers of female cleavage doesn’t always work (oh God I hope Amazon lets this review go up). Oh, but it gets even better my friend. Another scene stars Akima lying on her death bead after an earthquake destroys their town, finally telling Shuji that she loves him. Sounds sweet and heartbreaking, right? Well it would have been, had she not started talking about how much she’d always wanted to sleep with him. But it gets BETTER. Shuji, being the sensitive ready to please guy he is, then RIPS OFF HER SHIRT and straddles her. She’s dieing, and he’s ripping off her cloths. Man, I love this guy (that was sarcasm people). As you can see Shuji isn’t the most likable guy in the world. He’s totally oblivious, indecisive, somewhat of a pervert, and hits girls. Now the first three vices I can somewhat forgive (come on, all guys are perverts to a certain degree) but any guy who hits girls deserves to die. You hear that Shuji? I’m coming for you!

So now I have to say something good, and despite all the fun I’ve been havening at this shows expense there is some good to report. It’s not ALL bad, there are some genuine moments of tragedy that tugged at my heart strings quite a bit, as well as some characters who it seems to me should have been the main characters to begin with. Lets start with Akima, Shuji’s best friend. She seems to me to be the only strong character in a show plagued by weak, indecisive wimps. She’s a jock for one thing, a track star to be exact, but her personality is so charming and overbearing at the same time that I found myself loving her character every time she walked on screen. Along with her, the boy that falls in love with her, Shujis friend (no, I don’t remember his name) is also a pretty good character who brings the war to life in a pretty real way midway through the series.

The music ranges form magnificent to annoying. The opening song is sub par while the closer is a beautiful melody which is perfect in every way; but the background music is what I had issue with for the most part. Too many electric guitars when it should have been a violin, way too many hard strings when there should have been soft strings, stuff of that nature. Animation was also somewhat less then note worthy. Nothing flashy or really great, just average overall.

So, if you want some REALLY depressing anime watch Kino’s Journey, Now and Then, Here and There, or EVA, and give this one a pass. It isn’t that great, not in the least bit, and you’ll never get that time back.

Replay value; low.

Nothing more fitting than Sayonara – K.M. Viglione – PA USA
What initially brought this series to my attention was the visual image; in an anime magazine that had a brief blurb about the show showed one of the main characters, Chise, in mid-flight with her mechanical wings. When I read what it was about, I was intrigued.

Chise and Shuji seem like typical dating high schoolers, but this all turned upside down when Japan goes to war, and Chise has become Japan’s last line of defense. If the idea of modifying a human body to become a weapon creeps you out, it should. Chise is devoted to her duty, but is also afraid of the weapon within. Similarily, Shuji must also deal with this new side of his girlfriend.

Both Chise and Shuji are very real, very human characters. As with any romance story, there are moments where you want to yell at the characters for doing something stupid that hurts the other. But when you stop and think about it, you realize that if you were their places, you’d react the same way. In this story, there isn’t a lot of emphasis on the war, who is fight who and for what reason. War is the circumstance, and part of the main point of this story is how it affects the characters. (Which, as you can imagine, is a negative affect.)

The relationship between Shuji and Chise could be very true life. In reality, no guy has to deal with his girlfriend turning into a weapon. But these two faces very real obstacles as their relationship evolves. They are good characters to identify with.

While the opening theme to the show wasn’t to my taste, the ending title, “Sayonara” is perfect for the show. Yuria Yato’s vocals are tender and emotional, and the song is as equally heart-wrenching as the show itself.
Super cute/Super dangerous – Vivian E. Mendoza – flo
For the people who havent seen this anime, I’ll tell a bit about it. Its about 2 highschool students who just started going out. But suddenly his clumsy girlfriend transforms into this ultimate weapon that helps protect the city from destruction. This story is really romantic but at the same time full of action, you have to get it!!
: Shuji and Chise are two high-school students who have just started going out. One day, while visiting Sapporo, Shuji is caught in an air rate by an unknown foreign power. As Shuji runs through the city streets, avoiding falling bombs, a mysterious weapon appears and single-handedly wipes out the swarm of bombers. The weapon? His girlfriend, Chise… What do you do when your girlfriend becomes the ultimate weapon? Features 4 episodes: • We Fall in Love • I’m Growing • Together, Alone • Fuyumi Based on a popular manga by Shin Takahashi, Saikano represents an unusual mixture of the girls’ romance and boys’ adventure genres. Taciturn Shuji and shy, clumsy Chise have just become sweethearts when Japan is attacked. Shuji is stunned to learn that Chise has been used by the Japanese government in an experimental weapons program–apparently without her consent or knowledge. During attacks, she transforms into “the ultimate weapon,” a winged mecha-like creature of enormous power. Chise wants to be an ordinary high school girl in love, which is obviously impossible under the circumstances. The storytelling is deliberately vague: the viewer never learns what countries are involved in the war or who began it. But Takahashi’s story of naive young lovers unwillingly drawn into a deadly conflict resonated with the Japanese public, and may find an equally enthusiastic audience in America. (Unrated: suitable for ages 16 and older: violence, implied sexual situations) –Charles Solomon
Saikano – Girlfriend (Vol. 1)

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CWSP Certified Wireless Security Professional Official Study Guide (Exam PW0-200), Second Edition

May 22nd, 2010 | Author: unelectric

CWSP Certified Wireless Security Professional Official Study Guide (Exam PW0-200), Second Edition Better than 1st edition but only average – Thomas L. McQueary – N. Richland Hills, TX United States
I would rate the first edition of this book as an F. This edition is better and I would rate it a C.

The writing is unclear and as other reviewers have noted, the book seems to have errors. I would not trust this book to prepare for the Certification Exam.

Here is one of numerous examples of what I consider to be unclear writing. This one is on page 417.

“… but where older hardware can at best support TKIP, that mode can be supported”

Then in the very next sentence it says,
“Note that CCMP is the default method used in RSNAs and must be supported by all devices supporting RSNA.”

To me these two sentences seem to contradict each other. Is CCMP support required or not? In any case, I’ll go directly to the 802.11i spec for clarification. At least it’s free.

Also the review questions seem to be very simple and do not really require any in depth understanding of the material to answer correctly. Sure these questions are easy to write but how useful are they really? Why not some meaty thought provoking questions like those in the CWNA Study Guide by Coleman with the answers explained – no that takes too much time.

Disappointed – Not enough coverage – Patrick Smith – Signal Hill, CA USA
To begin with, I work for a wireless company whose products are heavily involved in monitoring and auditing wireless networks.

These topics (25% of the exam), while listed objectives, aren’t really covered properly in the book. For the book, the main (and limited) emphasis in this arena is strictly WIDS/WIPS. However, this is a small portion of the total picture – and are only a subset of the objectives.

Also, this book is very shallow. The meaning, as I understand it, of this “advanced” certification is to state that individuals who possess it are knowable in the area of securing and auditing wireless networks. The book falls short. It DOES provide a good INTRODUCTION to topic; however, nothing is advanced or even really intermediate knowledge of wireless security.

The big “auditing” coverage is using netstumbler. They say things like “hey, guess what?! EAP-MD5 and LEAP are weak”. But leave you to figure out why. (** Note: you can take their word for it, which is accurate, however, it won’t improve your understanding of the topic or help you with the exam). BTW, if you are curious there is great information on the topic on the net. Too bad none if it made it into the book.

Firmware management, an important topic as this controls bug/security fixes and enhanced security features, is limited to “use SCP to transfer the images”. Policy auditing and enforcement – not covered. Network discovery (for management) – not covered (I don’t consider the netstumbler topic to even remotely cover device discovery for network management/monitoring). The list goes on.

My guess, not having taken the exam yet, is that this book will not be enough. If it is, then the CWSP is VERY overrated.

I’m giving it 3 stars, because it does give a good introduction to the topic. However, maybe I should give it 2 since it falls so short of its self-professed goal.
Excellent Reference – S. Perry – Chicago, IL
I bought this book because I thought it was well laid out. I am not likely going to take the test. I believe that it will be a great reference book. My boss is very wireless phobic. This book helped me explain the security and the technologies around WLANs so I could move forward with wireless. I am in a heavy industrial environment where running wires is extremely costly. Since security is a big issue I needed this book to help me understand the differences between wireless IDS and wireless protocol analysis. The chapter on this was very good and clear. Other great parts in this book are how it clarifies WPA1 and WPA2 coverage. It explains 802.11i very well.

I have to say the possibilities of hackers and exploits are frightening. I am impressed how the authors cover these vulnerabilities and exploits and explain how to protect your WLAN. The book raises confidence for sure. I like how they explain using Layer 3 security (IPSEC) vs. WPA over wireless is much less attractive. This really is a very useful book.

One last thing, I am positive this book will help with my SOX audit.

The ONLY official study guide for the industry-standard wireless security certification exam

Cowritten by the creators of the exam and leading experts in wireless security, CWSP Certified Wireless Security Professional Official Study Guide, Second Edition, offers complete coverage of all the objectives for the vendor-neutral wireless network certification that focuses on the technologies behind the brands. The fully integrated study system includes notes that reinforce and teach practical skills, step-by-step exercises, chapter self-tests, and more than 150 practice exam questions.

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May 20th, 2010 | Author: unelectric

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CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator Official Study Guide (Exam PW0-100), Fourth Edition

May 19th, 2010 | Author: unelectric

CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator Official Study Guide (Exam PW0-100), Fourth Edition Thorough review of the basics – Christopher W. Brown – Nashville, TN
This text was probably my third book to cover 802.11 wireless and I was thoroughly impressed. The author covered the appropriate material at the appropriate level for the CWNA certification. I especially appreciated the explanations of 8021x authentication and the section on weaknesses in WEP authentication/encryption. I would certainly recommend this book for those seeking a foundation knowledge in 802.11 and the CWNA certification.
Great Book!! – Robert Finley –
This is a great book for anyone wishing to study for and pass the CWNA exam. Tom goes to great lengths to communicate the information clearly and correctly in a very understandable manner. In the front of the book Tom mentions that readers can email him for additional info or clarification on certain subjects covered…and he really means it. He & I communicated many times as I studied (sometimes more deeply than was necessary) for the exam. Both the book…and Tom are a great resource for the serious IT professional.

-Robert Finley, CWNA, MCP, Network+, Security+

: The only official study guide for CWNA Exam PW0-100. Fully authorized by the exam developers at the CWNP program, this comprehensive study guide thoroughly covers all the topics on the CWNA certification exam. Work at your own pace through a system of lessons, scenarios, and review questions to learn the material quickly and easily. CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator Official Study Guide will help you prepare for the exam by showing you, step-by-step, how to implement, troubleshoot, and maintain wireless LANs. Get the only study guide endorsed by the creators of the CWNA exam and start your career as an expert wireless network administrator. Maximize your performance on the exam by learning: Wireless Standards, Organizations, and Applications. Radio Frequency and Antenna Fundamentals. Spread Spectrum Technologies. IEEE 802.11 WLAN Design Models, Topologies, and Infrastructure. Site Surveying and Network Planning. Infrastructure and Client Hardware and Software. Security. Troubleshooting. Complete Exam Coverage. Comprehensive details on all CWNA exam objectives. Review questions modeled after the real exam. Helpful chapter summaries and key term lists. Vendor-neutral coverage of wireless technologies and equipment.
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CWNA® Certified Wireless Network Administrator Official Study Guide: Exam PW0-104

May 16th, 2010 | Author: unelectric

CWNA^® Certified Wireless Network Administrator Official Study Guide: Exam PW0-104 Material is on target for the test – Alan Harkrader – Mpls, MN
Having just taken (and passed) the CWNA exam with this as my primary reference, I applaud the authors, both for their thorough coverage and readable style. This is one of the best exam prep books I’ve used. My advice: read it cover to cover, then read the last chapter (802.11n) at least one more time… there were more questions about HT than I was expecting. The test is quite up-to-date.
Excellent Resource and necessity for CWNA – M. Bates – Phoenix
The CWNA study guide by David Coleman and David Wescott is an excellent detailed overview of the 802.11 technologies. As an RF Engineer and Consultant, I often find people have switching and routing backgrounds, but lack the fundamentals of wireless networking. I recommend this book to them because it is clear, concise, and easy to follow- whether you are reading a single concept or an entire chapter. The book has the right amount of depth to be understandable to the beginner, and also keep seasoned engineers interested. It does an excellent job of covering all the aspects needed to pass the certification exam, and provides a solid foundation where students can build upon as they go into the higher levels of learning, and administration of WLANs.
: Sybex is now the official publisher for CWNP, the certifying vendor for the CWNA program. This valuable guide covers all objectives for the newest version of the PW0-104 exam, including radio technologies; antenna concepts; wireless LAN hardware and software; network design, installation and management; wireless standards and organizations; 802.11 network architecture; wireless LAN security; performing site surveys; and troubleshooting. Also included are hands-on exercises, chapter review questions, a detailed glossary, and a pre-assessment test. The CD-ROM features two bonus exams, over 150 flashcards, and numerous White Papers and demo software.

Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.
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May 12th, 2010 | Author: unelectric

CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator Certification Exam Preparation Course in a Book for Passing the CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator … on Your First Try Certification Study Guide : This self-study exam preparation guide for the CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator certification exam contains everything you need to test yourself and pass the Exam. All Exam topics are covered and insider secrets, complete explanations of all CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator subjects, test tricks and tips, numerous highly realistic sample questions, and exercises designed to strengthen understanding of CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator concepts and prepare you for exam success on the first attempt are provided.

The Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA) is a foundation level certification that measures the ability to administer any wireless LAN. The exam covers a wide range of wireless LAN topics and is directed toward professionals who want to work with 802.11 wireless technology, rather than vendor-specific products. The CWNA certification demonstrates a candidate’s ability to successfully administer enterprise-class wireless LANS.

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