Managing IoT Controller System Configuration

In this section:

  1. Managing Services
    The Services page displays the service components and their status in the system, providing a quick overview of each component's operational state.
  2. Activating and Editing the Plugins
  3. Configuring the Account Settings
  4. Configuring Virtual Machines
  5. High Availability RUCKUS IoT Controller
    The High Availability (HA) feature for the RUCKUS IoT Controller ensures continuous service by using a Primary Node (active) and a Secondary Node (standby) to automate failover if the active node fails.
  6. Uploading and Upgrading RUCKUS IoT Controller Versions
    RUCKUS frequently releases updates to RUCKUS IoT Controller. The administrator normally receives any updates about new and updated software by email.
  7. Backing Up the Database
    The RUCKUS IoT Controller allows you to back up and restore the database configuration and data files. You can restore an existing configuration file on the RUCKUS IoT Controller from which it originated, or restore a configuration file from a different RUCKUS IoT Controller. The tar.gz format contains the backed-up files.
  8. Uploading the RUCKUS IoT Controller License
    The RUCKUS IoT Controller supports two licenses: INSTANCE-IOTC and CONTAINER-IOT-RCAP. To obtain and activate the license, refer to RUCKUS IoT Controller Software Licensing Guide.
  9. Configuring the General Settings
    The IoT Controller's general settings comprise SSH access, system log level, Bluetooth Low Energy scan, and internal Docker network configurations that you can modify to meet your needs. For example, you must have SSH enabled before you can perform High Availability (HA) configuration and Hot Upgrade.
  10. Rebooting the RUCKUS IoT Controller
    If the RUCKUS IoT Controller is experiencing an issue, try rebooting it to resolve the problem.
  11. Resetting the RUCKUS IoT Controller
    Reset the RUCKUS IoT Controller to factory default settings to remove all configured settings. This action restores the device to its original state.