What to do if Ruckus Wireless Control Unit has no APs with matching radio type?
If you are experiencing this issue with your Ruckus Wireless Control Unit, place additional wired APs or Mesh APs that use the same radio type near this AP.
What to do if Ruckus Wireless Control Unit is searching for uplinks?
If you are experiencing this issue with your Ruckus Wireless Control Unit, wait 15 minutes to allow the mesh network to stabilize.
How to fix no APs in manual uplink selection for Ruckus Wireless Control Unit?
To resolve this issue on your Ruckus Wireless Control Unit, go to the Configure > Access Points page on the ZoneDirector web interface, and then click SmartSelection.
General| Model | ZoneDirector 3000 |
|---|---|
| Max Access Points Supported | 500 |
| Ethernet Ports | 2 x 10/100/1000Base-T |
| Mounting Options | Rack mountable |
| Max Clients Supported | 10000 |
| Management Interface | Web GUI, CLI, SNMP |
| Redundancy | N+1 |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 70°C |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Interface | RJ-45 |
Details how to configure two ZoneDirectors as a redundant pair for continuous network operation if one fails.
Details how to enable and configure ZoneDirector's built-in DHCP server to assign IP addresses to connected devices.
Describes how to control access to ZoneDirector’s management interface by subnet, IP address, or IP address range.
Explains how ZoneDirector's DHCP Relay agent improves network performance by converting broadcast traffic to unicast.
Details built-in intrusion prevention features like DoS protection and intrusion detection to protect the wireless network.
Provides options for controlling client access to wireless networks and network resources via ACLs and device policies.
Explains how to authenticate users against external Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) servers like Active Directory, LDAP, RADIUS.
Details the step-by-step process for creating a new WLAN, including general options, usages, and authentication/encryption methods.
Details Dynamic PSK, a Ruckus Wireless feature enhancing PSK security by assigning unique keys to authenticated users.
Guides on assessing RF coverage using ZoneDirector and repositioning APs to enhance coverage or fill dead spots.
Details how to identify, categorize, and locate rogue APs to address airtime contention and security risks.
Guides on instructing ZoneDirector to authenticate wireless users using existing AAA servers like Active Directory, LDAP, or RADIUS.
Guides on creating a WLAN of the type 'Guest Access' for limited resource access and Zero-IT activation.
Explains how to customize guest passes, control issuance, scope of access, and delivery methods like Printout, SMS, or Email.
Outlines the steps for deploying a wireless mesh via ZoneDirector: Prepare, Enable Mesh, Provision, and Verify.
Explains connecting APs to the wired network for provisioning mesh settings and rebooting APs for changes to take effect.
Guides on checking the Map View to verify mesh associations and tree formation after deploying mesh nodes.
Addresses issues with unreachable Mesh APs, providing reasons for isolation and recommended steps for resolution.
Provides procedures to recover an isolated Mesh AP by connecting directly to it and updating its mesh settings.
Summarizes mesh best practices for well-designed networks, including AP compatibility, hop count, RAP placement, and signal quality.
Guides on checking Ruckus Wireless Support for updates and performing network upgrades for ZoneDirector and ZoneFlex APs.
Details how to re-initialize ZoneDirector to its factory default state, resetting the network for use.
Details setting up ZoneDirector to authenticate administrator accounts using external servers like RADIUS, LDAP, AD, or TACACS+.
Addresses problems network users face with client device configuration and logging into ZoneFlex WLANs, focusing on Zero-IT issues.
Explains how to use SpeedFlex to measure wireless connection speed between clients, APs, and ZoneDirector.
Suggests techniques like checking rogue APs and manually assigning channels to resolve poor network performance.
Covers using Packet Capture to save packets locally or stream them to Wireshark for analysis on APs.
Details how to restart ZoneDirector and all active APs to resolve issues, ensuring configuration changes are saved.
Explains how to calculate the total number of APs (Root APs and Mesh APs) needed for adequate coverage and performance.
Provides guidelines for placing APs, including using multiple RAPs, designing for max 3 hops, and distributing Roots evenly.
Advises on placing APs temporarily to check Signal Quality, monitoring it post-deployment for optimal mesh operation.
Summarizes mesh best practices for well-designed networks, including AP compatibility, hop count, RAP placement, and signal quality.
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