EMI-Specific Performance Integrity of OS Migration (Teleportation) Over a Wireless Channel Such as WLAN

The performance aspects of OS migration implemented in a wireless LAN (WLAN) environment is investigated taking into account of underlying physical-layer based constraints due to EMI/RFI implications in the indoor operations. Specifically, the interfering effects of coexisting IEEE 802.11 devices on OS migration are analyzed {it via} spectrum spill-over effects and host-to-interferer separation. Basic models are presented thereof and computed results are furnished and discussed. While generic studies, for example, on wireless coexistence between IEEE 802.11 and IEEE 802.15.4 devices prevail, no such efforts {it per se} exist on the topic of WLAN supporting OS migration {it vis-à-vis} associated EMI/RFI related impairments in the teleportation. As such, this study can be regarded as a novel attempt.