Curriculum For This Course

Course Introduction

2Lectures

Time 00:02:19

Overview of Wireless Communications

27Lectures

Time 00:38:39

Fundamentals of RF

25Lectures

Time 00:40:02

Components and Measurements of RF

32Lectures

Time 01:03:56

RF Signal and Antenna Concepts

25Lectures

Time 00:37:42

IEEE 802.11

16Lectures

Time 00:24:37

Spread Spectrum Technologies

29Lectures

Time 00:42:04

WLAN Topologies

23Lectures

Time 00:33:07

Wi -Fi Access

19Lectures

Time 00:26:56

MAC Architecture

19Lectures

Time 00:28:37

WLAN Architecture

19Lectures

Time 00:28:43

WLAN Deployment

16Lectures

Time 00:22:50

Troubleshooting

30Lectures

Time 00:52:55

Security

26Lectures

Time 00:45:42

Types of Wireless Attacks

18Lectures

Time 00:38:05

Fundamentals of Site Surveys

15Lectures

Time 00:15:23

Site Survey Tools

17Lectures

Time 00:19:30

PoE

14Lectures

Time 00:17:42

High Throughput (HT)

21Lectures

Time 00:22:51

Very High Throughput (VHT)

14Lectures

Time 00:17:49

BYOD

18Lectures

Time 00:28:39

Course Introduction
	1. Course Introduction	1:36
	2. Instructor Introduction	0:43

Overview of Wireless Communications
	1. Overview of Wireless Communications	0:34
	2. Overview of Wireless History	1:09
	3. Standards Part1	1:14
	4. Standards Part2	0:52
	5. Standards Part3	0:39
	6. Standards Part4	2:21
	7. The FCC Part1	1:54
	8. The FCC Part2	1:30
	9. ITU-R	1:56
	10. IETF Part1	1:24
	11. IETF Part2	1:25
	12. ISOC Hierarchy	1:42
	13. Wi-Fi Alliance	0:48
	14. IEEE	1:05
	15. The Hierarchical Model	3:25
	16. Carrier Signals	1:21
	17. Communication Fundamentals Part1	2:38
	18. Communication Fundamentals Part2	1:22
	19. Communication Fundamentals Part3	3:04
	20. Communication Fundamentals Part4	0:22
	21. Communication Fundamentals Part5	0:33
	22. Communication Fundamentals Part6	0:52
	23. Communication Fundamentals Part7	1:03
	24. Communication Fundamentals Part8	1:20
	25. Communication Fundamentals Part9	1:09
	26. Communication Fundamentals Part10	2:03
	27. Section Review	0:54

Fundamentals of RF
	1. Fundamentals of RF	0:58
	2. What is an RF Signal? Part1	1:06
	3. What is an RF Signal? Part2	2:03
	4. What is an RF Signal? Part3	2:26
	5. Characteristics of RF	0:33
	6. Wavelength Part1	1:54
	7. Wavelength Part2	3:46
	8. Wavelength Part3	3:00
	9. Wavelength Part4	1:37
	10. Frequency Part1	1:01
	11. Frequency Part2	0:29
	12. Amplitude	1:24
	13. Phase Part1	2:09
	14. Phase Part2	0:42
	15. RF Behaviors	1:00
	16. Absorption	1:53
	17. Reflection	3:15
	18. Scattering	2:03
	19. Refraction	1:24
	20. Diffraction	0:33
	21. Attenuation	1:04
	22. Multipath Part1	1:42
	23. Multipath Part2	1:17
	24. Gain	2:05
	25. Section Review	0:38

Components and Measurements of RF
	1. Components and Measurements of RF	0:44
	2. Components of RF Communications	2:05
	3. Transmitter	1:07
	4. Antenna Part1	1:36
	5. Antenna Part2	0:30
	6. Receiver	1:18
	7. Intentional Radiator (IR)	1:43
	8. Equivalent Isotropically Radiated Power (EIRP)	1:46
	9. Units of Power and Comparison	1:50
	10. Units of Power	1:43
	11. Watt Part1	2:29
	12. Watt Part2	0:30
	13. Decibel (dB) Part1	1:16
	14. Decibel (dB) Part2	0:35
	15. dB Mathematics	3:27
	16. dBi Part1	2:13
	17. dBi Part2	1:47
	18. dBd Part1	0:51
	19. dBd Part2	1:46
	20. dBm	0:54
	21. The 6 dB Rule	3:25
	22. RF Mathematics	1:01
	23. Rule of 10s and 3s Part1	0:45
	24. Rule of 10s and 3s Part2	1:51
	25. Math Examples (eNotes) Part1	8:53
	26. Math Examples (eNotes) Part2	6:19
	27. Math Examples (eNotes) Part3	4:40
	28. Noise Floor	0:54
	29. SNR	1:13
	30. Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI)	2:20
	31. RSSI Example	2:05
	32. Section Review	0:20

RF Signal and Antenna Concepts
	1. RF Signal and Antenna Concepts Part1	0:40
	2. RF Signal and Antenna Concepts Part2	1:19
	3. Azimuth and Elevation Charts (Antenna Radiation Envelopes) Part1	1:24
	4. Azimuth and Elevation Charts (Antenna Radiation Envelopes) Part2	3:05
	5. Azimuth and Elevation Charts (Antenna Radiation Envelopes) Part3	1:30
	6. Azimuth and Elevation Charts (Antenna Radiation Envelopes) Part4	1:39
	7. Azimuth and Elevation Charts (Antenna Radiation Envelopes) Part5	0:37
	8. Beamwidth Part1	1:13
	9. Beamwidth Part2	1:51
	10. Antenna Types	3:07
	11. Omnidirectional Antenna	1:47
	12. Semidirectional Antenna	1:29
	13. Patch Antenna	2:29
	14. Planar Antenna	1:04
	15. Yagi Antenna	1:09
	16. Highly Directional Antenna	2:36
	17. Antenna Arrays	1:30
	18. Beamforming	0:31
	19. Static Beamforming	1:04
	20. Dynamic Beamforming	0:59
	21. Transmit Beamforming	0:59
	22. Antenna Polarization	1:14
	23. Antenna Diversity	1:48
	24. Multiple -Input, Multiple -Output	1:58
	25. Section Review	0:40

IEEE 802.11
	1. IEEE 802.11	0:46
	2. Original IEEE 802.11 Standard	3:21
	3. IEEE 802.11 -2007 Ratified Amendments	1:57
	4. 802.11b	2:02
	5. 802.11a Part1	2:06
	6. 802.11a Part2	0:55
	7. 802.11g	2:08
	8. 802.11 Review	1:07
	9. 802.11i Part1	1:45
	10. 802.11i Part2	1:39
	11. 802.11i Part3	3:08
	12. 802.11r -2008	1:24
	13. 802.11w	0:45
	14. 802.11n	0:17
	15. 802.11ac	0:47
	16. Section Review	0:30

Spread Spectrum Technologies
	1. Spread Spectrum Technologies	0:50
	2. Industrial, Scientific, and Medical Bands	2:16
	3. 900 MHz	0:47
	4. 2.4 GHz	1:49
	5. 5.0 GHz	0:51
	6. Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure Bands	1:28
	7. U-NII Review	1:29
	8. 60 GHz	1:12
	9. Narrowband and Spread Spectrum Part1	2:18
	10. Narrowband and Spread Spectrum Part2	1:41
	11. Multipath Interference	1:01
	12. Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum	1:33
	13. Hopping Sequence	2:32
	14. Dwell Time	1:02
	15. Hop Time	0:39
	16. Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Part1	2:03
	17. Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Part2	4:13
	18. Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Part3	1:31
	19. Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Part4	1:12
	20. Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Part1	1:31
	21. Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Part2	1:27
	22. Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Part3	1:50
	23. 2.4 GHz	1:55
	24. 2.4 GHz (Cont.)	0:44
	25. 5.0 GHz	0:46
	26. 5.0 GHz (Cont.)	0:27
	27. Adjacent, Nonadjacent, and Overlapping Channels	1:33
	28. Throughput vs. Bandwidth	0:54
	29. Section Review	0:30

WLAN Topologies
	1. WLAN Topologies	0:20
	2. Wireless Networking Topologies	0:37
	3. Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN)	1:35
	4. Wireless Metropolitan Area Network (WMAN)	0:41
	5. Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN)	1:09
	6. Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN)	0:44
	7. 802.11 Topologies	0:59
	8. Access Points	3:50
	9. Distribution Service	0:32
	10. SSID	1:39
	11. BSS	0:54
	12. ESS Part1	0:58
	13. ESS Part2	1:01
	14. Roaming Part1	1:04
	15. Roaming Part2	0:43
	16. Roaming Part3	0:57
	17. Mesh BSS Part1	1:42
	18. Mesh BSS Part2	1:14
	19. WLC Roaming (eNotes)	6:20
	20. Access Point Modes	4:17
	21. Client Station Modes Part1	0:44
	22. Client Station Modes Part2	0:55
	23. Section Review	0:12

Wi -Fi Access
	1. Wi -Fi Access	0:38
	2. CSMA/CA vs. CSMA/CD	1:19
	3. CSMA/CD (eNotes)	5:12
	4. CSMA/CA Part1	1:11
	5. CSMA/CA Part2	0:24
	6. CSMA/CA (eNotes)	2:21
	7. Distributed Coordination Function Part1	0:33
	8. Distributed Coordination Function Part2	2:20
	9. Interframe Space (IFS)	2:01
	10. SIFS/DIFS Part1	1:45
	11. SIFS/DIFS Part2	0:28
	12. Carrier Sense Part1	1:31
	13. Carrier Sense Part2	0:47
	14. Carrier Sense Part3	1:16
	15. Point Coordination Function (PCF) Part1	0:20
	16. Point Coordination Function (PCF) Part2	1:06
	17. Block Acknowledgment	0:46
	18. Airtime Fairness	2:26
	19. Module 08 Review	0:32

MAC Architecture
	1. MAC Architecture	0:47
	2. Packets, Frames, and Bits (eNotes)	3:44
	3. Data -Link Layer	0:25
	4. MAC	1:26
	5. Ethernet Connectivity	1:39
	6. Frame Information	3:34
	7. Management Frames	2:47
	8. Control Frames	2:03
	9. Data Frame Subtypes	1:14
	10. Beacon Frames	1:12
	11. Beacon Frame Types	1:22
	12. Passive Scanning	0:30
	13. Active Scanning Part1	1:18
	14. Active Scanning Part2	1:04
	15. Authentication	0:18
	16. Open System Authentication	1:37
	17. WEP Authentication	2:09
	18. Association	0:52
	19. Module 09 Review	0:36

WLAN Architecture
	1. WLAN Architecture	0:16
	2. Management, Control, and Data Planes	2:52
	3. Management Plane	1:57
	4. WLC (eNotes)	4:33
	5. Control Plane	2:14
	6. Data Plane	1:35
	7. Autonomous WLAN Architecture	1:27
	8. Centralized Network Management Systems	0:30
	9. Cloud Networking	0:47
	10. Centralized WLAN Architecture	1:10
	11. WLAN Controller Part1	1:00
	12. WLAN Controller Part2	2:52
	13. WLC Options Part1	0:54
	14. Split MAC	0:25
	15. WLC Options Part2	2:09
	16. Controller Data Forwarding Models Part1	1:24
	17. Controller Data Forwarding Models Part2	0:59
	18. Controller Data Forwarding Models Part3	1:26
	19. Module 10 Review	0:13

WLAN Deployment
	1. WLAN Deployment	0:44
	2. Deployment Considerations for Commonly Supported WLAN Applications and Devices	2:22
	3. Real-Time Location Services Part1	1:11
	4. Real-Time Location Services Part2	1:07
	5. Real-Time Location Services Part3	1:06
	6. Mobile Devices	2:07
	7. Corporate Data Access and End-User Mobility	0:59
	8. Network Extension to Remote Areas	2:49
	9. Wireless ISP: Last-Mile Data Delivery	1:51
	10. SOHO	1:19
	11. ROBO	1:11
	12. Educational/Classroom Use	1:37
	13. Health Care	0:44
	14. Hotspots	1:32
	15. Fixed Mobile Convergence	1:33
	16. Module 11 Review	0:38

Troubleshooting
	1. Troubleshooting	0:53
	2. Layer 2 Retransmissions	4:53
	3. RF Interference Part1	2:33
	4. RF Interference Part2	1:21
	5. RF Interference Part3	2:22
	6. RF Interference Part4	2:10
	7. RF Interference Part5	1:49
	8. RF Interference Part6	2:00
	9. 802.11 Coverage Considerations Part1	1:53
	10. 802.11 Coverage Considerations Part2	0:56
	11. 802.11 Coverage Considerations Part3	1:22
	12. 802.11 Coverage Considerations Part4	1:56
	13. 802.11 Coverage Considerations Part5	2:37
	14. 802.11 Coverage Considerations Part6	1:47
	15. 802.11 Coverage Considerations Part7	3:40
	16. 802.11 Coverage Considerations Part8	1:07
	17. 802.11 Coverage Considerations Part9	0:51
	18. 802.11 Coverage Considerations Part10	0:41
	19. Capacity vs. Coverage Part1	0:41
	20. Capacity vs. Coverage Part2	1:07
	21. Capacity vs. Coverage Part3	0:59
	22. Capacity vs. Coverage Part4	0:29
	23. Capacity vs. Coverage Part5	1:13
	24. Voice vs. Data	2:56
	25. Performance Part1	3:51
	26. Performance Part2	1:42
	27. Performance Part3	1:23
	28. Weather Part1	2:09
	29. Weather Part2	1:06
	30. Module 12 Review	0:28

Security
	1. Security	0:33
	2. 802.11 Security Basics Part1	3:51
	3. 802.11 Security Basics Part2	3:13
	4. 802.11 Security Basics Part3	5:46
	5. 802.11 Security Basics Part4	6:10
	6. 802.11 Security Basics Part5	1:17
	7. 802.11 Security Basics Part6	1:23
	8. Robust Security Part1	2:12
	9. Robust Security Part2	1:09
	10. Robust Security Part3	1:40
	11. Robust Security Part4	1:15
	12. Robust Security Part5	1:03
	13. Robust Security Part6	1:27
	14. Robust Security Part7	3:14
	15. Robust Security Part8	0:43
	16. Robust Security Part9	1:12
	17. Robust Security Part10	2:28
	18. Robust Security Part11	0:58
	19. Robust Security Part12	0:42
	20. Robust Security Part13	0:56
	21. Robust Security Part14	0:50
	22. Robust Security Part15	0:42
	23. Robust Security Part16	1:06
	24. Robust Security Part17	0:58
	25. Robust Security Part18	0:29
	26. Module 13 Review	0:25

Types of Wireless Attacks
	1. Types of Wireless Attacks	0:24
	2. Wireless Attacks Part1	4:07
	3. Wireless Attacks Part2	5:35
	4. Wireless Attacks Part3	4:39
	5. Wireless Attacks Part4	4:28
	6. Wireless Attacks Part5	2:14
	7. Wireless Attacks Part6	1:30
	8. Wireless Attacks Part7	1:56
	9. Wireless Attacks Part8	1:19
	10. Wireless Attacks Part9	2:30
	11. Wireless Attacks Part10	1:15
	12. Intrusion Monitoring Part1	1:50
	13. Intrusion Monitoring Part2	1:20
	14. Wireless Security Policy Part1	0:52
	15. Wireless Security Policy Part2	0:53
	16. Highly Recommended Wireless Security Policies Part1	2:04
	17. Highly Recommended Wireless Security Policies Part2	0:42
	18. Module 14 Review	0:27

Fundamentals of Site Surveys
	1. Fundamentals of Site Surveys	0:21
	2. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part1	1:02
	3. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part2	1:02
	4. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part3	1:23
	5. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part4	0:49
	6. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part5	1:11
	7. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part6	0:44
	8. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part7	0:52
	9. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part8	0:53
	10. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part9	1:11
	11. WLAN Site Survey Interview Part10	0:46
	12. Documents and Reports Part1	2:11
	13. Documents and Reports Part2	0:53
	14. Documents and Reports Part3	1:47
	15. Module 15 Review	0:18

Site Survey Tools
	1. Site Survey Tools	0:13
	2. Protocol and Spectrum Analysis	1:45
	3. Spectrum Analysis Part1	1:09
	4. Spectrum Analysis Part2	0:48
	5. Site Survey Part1	1:09
	6. Site Survey Part2	1:26
	7. Site Survey Part3	0:49
	8. Site Survey Part4	0:55
	9. AP Placement and Configuration	1:20
	10. Application Analysis	1:03
	11. Indoor Site Survey Tools	1:22
	12. Outdoor Site Survey Tools Part1	1:58
	13. Outdoor Site Survey Tools Part2	2:07
	14. Coverage Part1	1:49
	15. Coverage Part2	0:49
	16. Confirmation	0:40
	17. Module 16 Review	0:08

PoE
	1. PoE	0:17
	2. Non -Standard	1:34
	3. 802.3af	0:35
	4. Powered Device	1:08
	5. Discovery Part1	1:26
	6. Discovery Part2	3:23
	7. Endpoint	0:55
	8. Midspan	1:14
	9. MDI	0:37
	10. PoE Part1	0:54
	11. PoE Part2	2:35
	12. PoE Part3	0:50
	13. PoE Part4	2:02
	14. Module 17 Review	0:12

High Throughput (HT)
	1. High Throughput (HT)	0:21
	2. 802.11n -2009 Amendment	0:38
	3. Wi -Fi Alliance Certification Part1	1:03
	4. Wi -Fi Alliance Certification Part2	3:09
	5. MIMO Part1	1:50
	6. MIMO Part2	1:18
	7. MIMO Part3	0:50
	8. MIMO Part4	1:22
	9. MIMO Part5	0:34
	10. Spatial Multiplexing (SM) Part1	0:36
	11. Spatial Multiplexing (SM) Part2	0:48
	12. MIMO Diversity Part1	1:37
	13. MIMO Diversity Part2	1:09
	14. Space -Time Block Coding (STBC)	0:41
	15. Cyclic Shift Diversity (CSD)	0:33
	16. Transmit Beamforming (TxBF) Part1	1:07
	17. Transmit Beamforming (TxBF) Part2	1:12
	18. 20 MHz Non -HT and HT Channels Part1	1:38
	19. 20 MHz Non -HT and HT Channels Part2	0:53
	20. 40 MHz Channels	1:13
	21. Module 18 Review	0:19

Very High Throughput (VHT)
	1. Very High Throughput (VHT)	1:02
	2. 802.11ac Part1	2:34
	3. 802.11ac Part2	0:51
	4. 802.11ac Part3	1:08
	5. 802.11ac Part4	1:20
	6. 802.11ac Part5	0:44
	7. 802.11ac Part6	1:29
	8. 802.11ac Part7	1:07
	9. 802.11ac Part8	1:10
	10. 802.11ac Part9	1:40
	11. 802.11ac Part10	0:53
	12. 802.11ac Part11	2:01
	13. 802.11ac Part12	1:11
	14. Module 19 Review	0:39

BYOD
	1. BYOD	0:32
	2. Mobile Device Management Part1	1:52
	3. Mobile Device Management Part2	1:43
	4. Company-Issued Devices vs. Personal Devices Part1	3:38
	5. Company-Issued Devices vs. Personal Devices Part2	3:11
	6. Company-Issued Devices vs. Personal Devices Part3	5:19
	7. MDM Profiles	0:29
	8. MDM Agent Software	2:07
	9. Over the Air Management Part1	1:54
	10. Over the Air Management Part2	0:37
	11. Guest WLAN Part1	0:57
	12. Guest WLAN Part2	0:54
	13. Guest WLAN Part3	1:01
	14. Guest WLAN Part4	0:34
	15. Guest Isolation	1:14
	16. Guest Registration	0:54
	17. Module 20 Review	0:20
	18. Course Closure	1:23

About This Course

CWNP CWNA (Certified Wireless Network Administrator) is a course that considers concepts like Enterprise Wi-Fi, security, analysis, designing, and even networking. The training only requires the candidate to have a basic and proper understanding of wireless and wired network along with basic information regarding network protocols like IP or TCP.

Description

CWNA-107 is a basic-level course that covers all fundamentals of Wi-Fi enterprise network administration. It depends on the educational programs for the CWNA confirmation by CWNP. The course causes the understudies to accomplish the most looked for after Wi-Fi abilities and learning which assist the understudies with growing their vocations in the field of remote networking. The extreme objective of the Certified Wireless Network Administrator course is to empower the possibility to pick up the Wi-Fi mastery required to successfully direct an endeavor Wi-Fi organize. The training likewise covers the majority of the exam points of the CWNA-107 exam required to accomplish the CWNA affirmation. The course incorporates hands-on and true contextual analyses to enable the understudies to actualize the scholarly ideas in their everyday employment. Further developed themes, for example, Wi-Fi plan, security, and investigating are likewise a necessary piece of the course.

The primary areas of the course

Radio Frequency (RF) Technologies
Radio wire Concepts
Remote LAN Hardware and Software
System Design, Installation, and Management
Remote Standards and Organizations
802.11 Network Architecture
Remote LAN Security
Investigating
Instructions to Perform Site Surveys

The course helps you discover how to

Comprehend the roles and obligations of Wi-Fi governing bodies
Find out about the remote benchmarks set by IEEE and Wi-Fi Alliance
Comprehend the radio recurrence groups, properties, and practices
Measure remote signs
Find out about radio wire types, increases, and establishment systems
Comprehend the Wi-Fi correspondences process
Investigate a sent Wi-Fi organize
Take in the prescribed procedures for Wi-Fi engineering
Comprehend the Wi-Fi security principles
Lead precise site studies

Exam details

There are a total number of 60 questions in the paper.
The total time period given to the students is 90 minutes.
The format of the paper is multiple-choice questions and multiple-choice answers.
The paper is available only in the English language.

Exam topics

Overview of Wireless Communication
RF Fundamentals
Measurements and Components of RF
RF Antenna and Signal Concepts
IEEE 802.11
Spread Spectrum Technologies
WLAN Topologies
Wi-Fi Access
MAC Architecture
WLAN Architectures
WLAN Deployment
Troubleshooting
Security
Types of Wireless Attacks
Fundamentals of Site Surveys
Site Survey Tools
PoE
High Throughput (HT)
VHT – Very high Throughout
BYOD

While the Certified Wireless Specialist (CWS) and Certified Wireless Technician (CWT) confirmations are not an expected essential to the CWNA affirmation, it is very suggested. It will give a strong learning establishment before proceeding to seek after CWNA.

Target audience

Applicants looking for the CWNA affirmation
Competitors functioning as system managers
Candidates functioning as Wi-Fi bolster engineers
Competitors hoping to expand their insight into remote systems administration

Conclusion

The CWNA course brings you to the field of networking where you are free to design, work with security, and analyze the network related administrations.

Career paths:

Network Engineer
Network Technician
Technical Support Technician
Jr. Systems Administrator
Wi-Fi Administrator

The posts provide you with a happy income from the initial level with a minimum pay ranging from $97,038 to $105,319 on an annual basis.

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United States

Nov 19, 2018

Generally speaking, the educator exhibited extremely well and the substance was great. I value the mindfulness for merchant lack of bias. Be that as it may, I generally acknowledge suggestion for specific instruments or programming for situations and I loved working with the labs/exhibitions. There were no config precedents, which is presumably the expectation. I get it. Yet, ENGINEERS LOVE CONFIGS!! Indeed, even in an essentials course! That is your gathering of people! Address them!

Bella

Iran

Nov 10, 2018

The teacher raises numerous focuses about the innovation, however, doesn't set aside the opportunity to completely clarify them. The transcript is likewise loaded with grammatical mistakes and a considerable lot of the words are nowhere near what the teacher is really saying.

Luis

United Kingdom

Oct 14, 2018

First, I was stunned. Be that as it may, at that point I understood this is to improve things. I tied up my shoes and started the training. It helped me such a great amount of, one by one all subjects got cleared in the long run. Passing CWNA-107 with 70% authentication exam was excellent.

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CWNA-107: Certified Wireless Network Administrator

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