CWNA Certified Wireless Network Administrator Study Guide: Exam CWNA-108 (Sybex Study Guide)

The book is excellent as a referene guide. The book itself recommends you read it all the way through as well as supplement your reading with other things in preparation for the CWNA-108 exam. That is not necessary. Honestly, I got through a few hundred pages and lost hope... it would have taken forever. Instead I got a one month CBTNuggets subscription and watched the 38 hours of video, studied my notes from that, and passed the exam with an 85% score.This book has WAY more than you need for the CWNA exam. Passpoint, MDM, and lots of other topics are somewhat exhaustively covered in the book that are not on the exam at all. Even after getting my CWNA, I still do use this book as a reference. But I write this review in case anybody else sees all the pages and memorizeable facts and loses hope they'll ever know all the stuff the exam must cover.My suggestions is to refer to the exam topics and plan which portions of the book to read, so you don't get lost in the weeds by reading every chapter straight through.

I'm really impressed by how the author presents the subject. I've learned so much about the inner workings of Wi-Fi, which has always been a bit of a black box for me. This book manages to be both super informative, while also staying approachable. The concepts are just presented in a way that is easy to grasp. It's also very up-to-date with the latest technologies (i.e. 802.11ax / Wi-Fi 6)My only complaints are about the graphics, and the physical book. They're pictures not the best, and the printed copy isn't in color (although that is typical for most IT textbooks). Regarding the physical book, I really wish there was a hardback option, it's kind of unwieldy to flip through as a paperback.All in all, I'd recommend this book, but I'd probably buy it as an eBook instead of a physical copy. (I say this as someone who bought both).

I own this book and the Certitrek book that CWNP publishes. This book is FAR AND AWAY the better resource. The writing is better, it actually tells you what an acronym stands for before using for dozens of pages, the chapter review questions are MUCH similar to what is in the actual certification test.It is CONSIDERABLY longer, but that's because it goes into much more detail than the Certitrek book. Trust me, you'll want some of that detail on the test.

Everyone working with WiFi should pick up this book. It is by far the best book for getting your feet wet. It will definitely prepare you for the CWNA exam. Highly recommend.

Massive detailed book

The product is not what it appears to be. I bought the book expecting figures in color. Unfortunately, the book is printed in black and color mode. I would not recommend anyone to buy this from this seller. Very much disappointed.