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Sponsors: Meru Networks

Speakers: Phil Belanger, Founder and Chief Marketing Officer, Novarum; Steve Troyer, VP Product Management, Meru Networks; Tina Herrera, Meru Networks

Date: Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Time: 2:00 p.m New York / 7:00 p.m. London

Overview: The WLAN architecture debate is heating up once again, but this time it concerns the suitability of WLAN architecture to support the next WLAN standard. 802.11n promises to provide Ethernet-equivalent speed throughout the enterprise and is becoming a technology that can’t be ignored by enterprises in 2008. However, 802.11n is very different from previously ratified 802.11a/b/g standards. Unlike legacy microcell-based WLAN, virtual cell WLAN makes migrating to 802.11n easy and cost effective because network managers do not need to go back to the drawing board to redesign the network.

Join Phil Belanger of Novarum, one of the founders of the the Wi-Fi Alliance and that group’s initial chairman, as he shares the findings from his recent Enterprise WLAN Scale Test of three enterprise wireless LAN systems from Meru, Cisco, and Aruba.

Steve Troyer, VP of Product Management, will share best practices of rolling out large-scale 802.11n WLAN networks as learned from several Meru customers that have already deployed 802.11n networks.

This Webinar will help you understand:

• Differences in WLAN architectures to support high capacity and scaleability

• Best practices for rolling out a large-scale, secure, wireless network using 802.11n

• Scaleability of microcell vs virtual cell wireless LANs

• Strategies for migrating from 802.11a/b/g to large-scale 802.11n wireless networks

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