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Certification Provider:	Cisco
Exam Code / Number:	300-365
Exam Name:	Deploying Cisco Wireless Enterprise Networks
Exam Questions:	170
Last Updated:	Jul 23, 2026
Corresponding Certification:	CCNP Wireless

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Cisco 300-365 Exam Certification Details:

Exam Registration	PEARSON VUE
Passing Score	Variable (750-850 / 1000 Approx.)
Recommended Training	Deploying Cisco Wireless Enterprise Networks (WIDEPLOY)
Exam Price	$300 USD
Duration	90 minutes
Sample Questions	Cisco 300-365 Sample Questions
Exam Code	300-365 WIDEPLOY
Number of Questions	55-65
Exam Name	Deploying Cisco Wireless Enterprise Networks

Reference: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/training-events/training-certifications/exams/current-list/wideploy.html

Cisco 300-365 Exam Topics:

Section	Weight	Objectives
Implement Controller and AP High Availability	10%	1.Configure the wireless network for high availability LAG vs Port based Backup primary and backup secondary outside of mobility group Anchor controller redundancy 2.Configure high availability for the AP AP fallback AP prioritization Legacy primary ,secondary, and tertiary 3.Configure high availability for the Controller AireOS Stateful switch over (SSO) IOS-XE Stateful switch over (SSO) Stacking
Implement QoS for Wireless Applications	13%	1.Describe and implement general considerations for wired QoS Configurations DSCP/IP precedence to 802.1p mapping Voice VLAN Trust boundaries 2.Describe and implement the appropriate wireless QoS deployment schemes 802.11e / WMM Mapping-wired to wireless Alloy QOS 3.Configure infrastructure QoS for wireless clients CAC TSPEC EDCA parameters Queues Bandwidth control and override 4.Implement AVC Configure AVC Profiles Netflow/NBAR2 Monitor AVC Controller PI
Implement High Density	13%	1.Design for High Density High client count (high capacity) High AP count (high density) 2.Implement RXSOP 3.Implement enhanced roaming 4.Implement AP Groups RF profiles 5.Implement interface groups 6.Implement client limits Per Radio Per WLAN Per Interface
Design and Deploy WLAN Infrastructure for Mobility	18%	1.Describe the impact of client VLAN assignment on mobility AP group VLANS Identity based networking 2.Minimize inter controller roaming 3.Describe mobility control plane architectures 4.Describe mobility tunneling process Formation Ability to identify the tunnels created Tear down Messaging Handoff types 5.Implementing client mobility Switch Peer Group (SPG) Mobility groups Mobility lists Anchoring Virtual interface continuity Mobility Optimization (11k/11v) Verify resulting mobility tunneling structure
Implement Cisco MSE Architecture	12%	1.Describe Cisco MSE capabilities and integration with wireless network architecture Context aware Adaptive wireless IPS Analysis CleanAir Scalability 2.Describe location techniques Angulation Cell of origin TDoa and ToA lateration RSS lateration Pattern recognition RF Fingerprinting Compare probe based location vs data frame based location Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 3.Identify the relevant parameters required Initialize MSE for network operations 4.Implement base location services Calibration procedure PI based Ekahau based Complex environments Mixed use environments Complex RF environments Small areas ( i.e new presence capabilities) Multi-floor facilities Recalibration NMSP Synchronization History parameters Tracking parameters Active RFID tag WiFi-Devices Active Interferes Rogue devices 5.Implement advanced location services Analytics Location (zone based) Presence (site based) Visitor connect Describe AppEngage Facebook for Wi-Fi 6.Integrate MSE with PI Identify the relevant components to integrate the MSE with PI Identify the relevant steps to Integrate MSE with PI Identify the relevant steps required to Maintain MSE
Implement Multicast over Wireless	13%	1.Describe general multicast concepts PIM Cisco Group Management Protocol IGMP snooping RP 2.Describe implications for multicast in 802.11 Highest mandatory data rate Unicast and multicast modes Roaming Controllers having same CAPWAP multicast group Video stream (reliable multicast) mDNS 3.Configure multicast in a wireless network Infrastructure multicast group IGMP snooping on the controller Video stream (reliable multicast) Switch peer group / Mobility group multicast 4.Configure mDNS mDNS gateway LSS Service advertisement MAC priority AAA override ISE portal Static advertisements on converged access mDNS profiling
Wireless Bridging (MESH)	10%	1.Describe the following MESH AP modes of operation RAP MAP Flex on MESH 2.Describe the considerations for a MESH deployment Hop count Backhaul caveats AP authorization Outdoor RF considerations VLAN transparent bridging 3.Describe the convergence of a MESH network Cisco AWPP Bridge group names Parent selection Fast convergence modes Re-convergence 4.Implement workgroup bridge Proprietary Reliable multicast Roaming Universal 5.Describe the passive client feature No IP address learning Third party WGB support
Design and Implement FlexConnect Architecture	12%	1.Compare and contrast the components of FlexConnect architecture Local switching vs Central switching Local Auth vs Central Auth Connected mode vs Standalone mode 2.Describe and implement the capabilities of a FlexConnect group VLAN mapping ACLs AP Image upgrade Authentication and key management Central vs Local DHCP 3.Describe the impact of FlexConnect architecture on roaming ACLs Authentication Key management Real time application 4.Describe and implement Office Extend operation Configuration Controller AP Split tunneling for printing and general traffic