DescriptionOption
To disable the WLANs of an AP (that belongs
to this zone) whenever the AP uplink or
Smart Monitor
Internet connection becomes unavailable,
select the Enable check box. And then,
configure the following options:
• Health Check Interval: Set the interval
(between 5 and 60 seconds) at which the
AP will check its uplink connection. The
default value is 10 seconds.
• Health Check Retry Threshold: Set the
number of times (between 1 and 10 times)
that the AP will check its uplink connection.
If the AP is unable to detect the uplink after
the configured number of retries, the AP
will disable its WLANs. The default value
is 3 retries.
NOTE: When the AP disables its WLANs,
the AP creates a log for the event. When
the AP's uplink is restored, it sends the
event log (which contains the timestamp
when the WLANs were disabled, and then
enabled) to the controller.
This option allows you to overlap VLANs
within VLAN pooling profiles. For example, if
VLAN Pooling
a VLAN profile by name vlan-pooling-1 uses
VLAN IDs 100 to 105, and another profile
vlan-pooling-2 uses VLAN IDs 102 to 107,
the overlapping VLAN IDs are 102 to 105.
For more information, see About VLAN
Pooling.
To override the management VLAN tag that
has been configured on the AP, click VLAN
AP Management VLAN
ID, and then type the VLAN ID that you want
to assign (valid range is from 1 to 4094). To
keep the same management VLAN ID that
has been configured on the AP, click Keep
AP's settings.
Select the Report rogue access points
check box to enable rogue device detection
in logs and email alarm event notifications.
Rogue AP Detection
• Report all rogue devices: Send alerts for
all rogue AP events.
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Managing Ruckus Wireless AP Zones
Working with AP Zones
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