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'Meru provides 802.11n infrastructure for NATO summit'
Nov 17, 2009 (DMEUROPE via COMTEX) --
WLAN equipment maker Meru Networks has been contracted to provide
802.11n wireless infrastructure for this year's NATO 60th anniversary
summit in Strasbourg. Meru was contracted to provide a WLAN that can
support up to 4,500 simultaneous Wi-Fi connections, both on the
internet and via an internal VPN. Meru's partner Altius deployed three
Meru WLANs comprising a total of 80 access points and six controllers
rented from Leni, a company specialising in high-tech equipment rental
for big events. Six engineers were able to complete the deployment in
less than two weeks. To guarantee bandwidth to every Wi-Fi user, the
networks built of multiple virtual cells were configured to support
both 802.11a/b/g, 802.11n and to offer a bandwidth greater than 1.6Gbps.
Distributed for DMeurope.com via M2 Communications (www.m2.com)
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