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Meru Networks Virtual Cell demystified

By carsten, on November 14th, 2009

When installing wireless infrastructure with Meru Networks products, people always ask us how Meru’s Virtual Cell concept works. Especially wireless specialists who sometimes come in as additional consultants do not believe that this can work. So we are very glad to announce that Meru has opened up more and more within the last few months, willing to explain more detailed how the Virtual Cell and one-channel concept work.

Virtual Cell Demystified Part 1 is is only the first of more than a dozen videos Meru is rolling out to explain what goes into an enterprise wireless system.

Enjoy!

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Author bio: Born and bred in Germany, Carsten moved to Switzerland in 2001 to join European Research & Development Projects with his expertise in IT Security and Network Infrastructure. As co-founder of Edificom Carsten has developed the company's expertise in Network infrastructure, IT-Security and VoIP solutions. Carsten holds a degree from the University for Applied Science in Dortmund, Germany, with a focus on Information and Communications Technology. Recent certifications include: Fortinet FCNSP 4.0, Meru Partner Engineer, Enterasys ESE, Innovaphone iCE Advanced.

1 comment to Meru Networks Virtual Cell demystified

  • Joel
    November 14th, 2009 at 02:59

    carsten,

    Thanks for the mention! Yes, we’ve made a concerted effort to demystify many parts of what went into our system. We have built they system from the ground up for large scale wi-fi deployments and overcome many challenges.

    The video series we’re rolling out will go over virtual cell, channel layering, TRUE airtime fairness, and all the other parts of our Air Traffic Control technology. Enjoy and feel free to ask questions!