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Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) - Self optimizing wireless

Wireless networking has the potential to deliver unprecedented mobility benefits provided that Radio Frequency (RF) spectrum is properly managed. Aruba's Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) takes the guesswork out of RF management by using automatic, infrastructure-based controls to maximize client performance and enhance the stability and predictability of the entire Wi-Fi network.

ARM works with all standard clients, across all operating systems, while remaining in compliance with IEEE 802.11 standards.

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Single Channel and Adaptive Multi-Channel models

In this paper we examine one of the questions central to the technology debate: the advantages and disadvantages of the single-channel RF architecture when compared to the adaptive, cellular-like alternative. The RF model is a significant aspect of WLAN architectures, and as we shall show, the initial selection of a single-channel model drives significant consequences, both good and bad. This article compares the two models in technical detail, allowing the reader to follow the science behind marketing claims, and develop an informed and objective opinion of the merits of vendors’ solutions.

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