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Wi-Fi Array.

Inside a Wi-Fi Array.

Wi-Fi Array is the name Xirrus uses for a wireless device that allows up to 1,024^[1] wireless users to connect to a wireless network. A single Wi-Fi Array replaces a wireless LAN controller and several wireless access points.^[2]

References

^ http://www.tolly.com/ts/2007/Xirrus/WiFiLoadBalancing/TollyTS207181XirrusWiFiLoad.pdf
^ Brown, Eric (2007-11-16). "Linux WiFi arrays tapped for 802.11n research". Linux Devices. Archived from the original on 2012-09-04.

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