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Meru Networks OS partitions client devices

Published Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Meru Networks this week unveiled its virtual-cell architecture, which gives every client device accessing the wireless LAN its own unique identifier that stays with it wherever it moves within the network, said Joe Epstein, senior director of technology at the company. The virtual, software-based operating system—or port—is installed inside access points. Epstein said it was developed to support consistency in a network by partitioning resources. This is done by allocating service to individual client devices, such as laptops, phones or PDAs. In other words, each client device on the WLAN is assigned a unique virtual port ...

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