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   Date: 22nd Oct 09

Extreme Networks and Motorola collaborates to provide secure, fast 802.11n services

Extreme Networks and Motorola collaborated to deliver a high scalable unified network edge combining wired and wireless LAN (WLAN) networks that underpin mobile data and converged communications, network management tools and high-performance wireless access points (APs) that will enable secure, fast mobility applications.

"Wireless is a critical part of the connected enterprise and Motorola's innovative WLAN solutions, combined with its size and experience delivering smart connectivity to enterprises, make our relationship an essential one for customers," said Paul Hooper, vice president and general manager for the Volume Products Group for Extreme Networks. "The close alignment of our goals speaks to the broad and exciting vision for high-performance, Internet-connected data and communications in every business setting."

IEEE's 802.11n standard was ratified, allowing for high speeds, performance and user density to support high density VoIP sessions, high-definition video conferences, and better use of fast connections for business applications at the edge, via a wired or wireless port.

Motorola's WLAN technology offers resiliency, gap-free security, pervasive management, remote monitoring and policy enforcement, which reduces network deployment and maintenance costs, and ensures the availability of wireless connectivity.

"The agreement between Motorola and Extreme Networks provides organizations with the opportunity to create the wired and wireless network of choice bringing high-performance connectivity and the benefits of mobility through our innovative wireless LAN solutions," said Bob Sanders, vice president and general manager for Wireless Network Solutions, Motorola Enterprise Mobility Solutions.

"Motorola has a legacy of delivering innovative mobility solutions providing businesses with tremendous flexibility in architecting their networks," said Sujai Hajela, vice president and general manager for Enterprise WLAN, Motorola Enterprise Mobility Solutions. "By teaming with Extreme Networks we see a strong opportunity to deliver wired-wireless converged edge solutions that can help customers achieve a mobile edge."

          
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