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Model | ZoneDirector 1100 |
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Management Interface | Web-based |
Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
Dimensions | 1.7 x 8.5 x 6.7 in (43 x 216 x 170 mm) |
Weight | 2.2 lbs (1 kg) |
Operating Temperature | 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C) |
Interface | Web-based |
Operating Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
Storage Temperature | -20 to 70 °C |
Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
Provides a summary of ZoneDirector's role as a central control system for Ruckus Wireless Access Points.
Details procedures to ensure APs can discover and register with ZoneDirector on the network.
Details how to update the IP address and DNS server settings of ZoneDirector.
Describes configuring two ZoneDirectors as a redundant pair for continuous network operation.
Explains how to enable ZoneDirector's DHCP server to assign IP addresses to devices.
Details how to control access to ZoneDirector's management interface using access control rules.
Details how to configure ZoneDirector to send email notifications for alarm conditions.
Details how to configure SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 agents for querying ZoneDirector information.
Explains automatic network adjustments for performance and coverage via dynamic power and channel selection.
Details built-in intrusion prevention features for protecting against security threats like DoS attacks.
Provides options for controlling client access to wireless and wired network resources.
Details defining Layer 2/MAC address ACLs to allow or deny specific clients.
Explains configuring access control options based on destination address, application, protocol, or destination port.
Allows identification of client types and performance control actions like permit/deny or VLAN tagging.
Explains how to monitor, block, and unblock client devices manually from the ZoneDirector web interface.
Explains how to configure ZoneDirector to authenticate users against external AAA servers.
Guides on creating a new WLAN, including general options, usage types, and security settings.
Guides on configuring traditional WISPr 1.0 hotspot services for public access via WLANs.
Explains the newer Wi-Fi Alliance specification for automated roaming and improved user experience in hotspots.
Explains Dynamic PSK feature for enhancing security with unique keys per authenticated user.
Guides on enabling DPSK for client authentication on a particular WLAN.
Guides on adding new APs to the network, with options for automatic or manual approval.
Details placing APs, noting MAC addresses, and connecting them to the LAN via Ethernet.
Explains how to check and approve new APs awaiting approval in ZoneDirector.
Details editing AP parameters like description, channel, transmit power, and Ethernet port settings.
Allows remote monitoring and adjustment of AP hardware settings for performance optimization.
Guides on assessing network RF coverage and repositioning APs to enhance coverage.
Explains how to review and clear unresolved alarms in ZoneDirector.
Provides features for monitoring AP status and performance through Dashboard, Map View, and Access Points.
Guides on viewing detailed information and managing individual APs by clicking their MAC address.
Explains identifying, categorizing, and locating rogue APs to enhance network security.
Allows network users to self-activate devices for secure wireless access without manual configuration.
Details instructing ZoneDirector to authenticate users via external AAA servers or internal database.
Allows deploying a single SSID with different access privileges based on user roles.
Guides on instructing ZoneDirector to authenticate users using existing AAA servers like AD, LDAP, or RADIUS.
Allows limited access to guest WLANs with configurable policies or Zero-IT activation.
Defines the behavior of the guest WLAN interface, including authentication and redirection options.
Details customizing guest passes, controlling issuance, and defining scope of access.
Explains how to configure guest pass validity periods and authentication servers.
Provides instructions for generating and delivering a single guest pass for user access.
Describes Smart Mesh as a peer-to-peer, multi-hop wireless network with self-healing capabilities.
Outlines the steps involved in deploying a wireless mesh via ZoneDirector.
Guides on enabling mesh capability on ZoneDirector through the Configure > Mesh screen.
Details connecting APs to ZoneDirector for provisioning with mesh-related settings.
Explains checking Map View to verify mesh associations and tree formation after deployment.
Addresses issues with unreachable APs that are unable to connect to any root AP.
Guides on changing the ZoneDirector administrator login password and optionally the user name.
Explains how to check for and perform software updates for ZoneDirector and ZoneFlex APs.
Details the upgrade process for ZoneDirectors in a Smart Redundancy configuration.
Explains how to re-initialize ZoneDirector to its factory default state for extreme conditions.
Guides on setting up ZoneDirector to authenticate additional administrator accounts using external servers.
Details upgrading licenses for two ZoneDirectors in a Smart Redundancy configuration.
Addresses common problems users face with configuring client devices and logging into ZoneFlex WLANs.
Provides a debugging technique by deleting a user's client from Active Clients to resolve connection issues.
Explains using SpeedFlex tool to measure downlink throughput between ZoneDirector, clients, and APs.
Offers diagnostic techniques like Map View analysis and channel assignment to resolve poor network performance.
Explains the process of restarting ZoneDirector and all currently active APs.
Guides on selecting AP models that support 802.11n and 802.11ac for mesh networks.
Advises checking Signal Quality throughout the mesh network to ensure optimal operation.