Working with Clusters and APs
In this section:
- Clusters and APs Overview
- Adding a Cluster Complete the following steps to add a cluster.
- Viewing Individual Cluster Details
- Deleting a ClusterComplete the following steps to delete a cluster.
- Adding an AP from the Inventory
WindowComplete the following steps to add an AP.
- Moving an AP from the Inventory
WindowComplete the following steps to move an AP to different clusters and zones.
- Deleting an AP from the Inventory
WindowComplete the following steps to delete an AP.
- Importing APs in Bulk from the Inventory Window
- Importing APs from SZ Using the Inventory
WindowComplete the following steps to import APs from SZ.
- Copying Zone Settings from the Inventory
WindowThe Copy Zone functionality allows you to replicate the configuration of an existing zone to a new zone, either within the same cluster or across a different cluster in the network. This feature streamlines zone deployment by duplicating essential settings, such as WLANs, AP configurations, Dynamic PSKs (DPSKs), and scheduling policies, from the source zone to the new zone created in the destination cluster.
- AP Registration RulesAPs can be preconfigured and redirected to the SZ cluster and zone in RUCKUS Network Director. Though RUCKUS Network Director provides the option to import all the associated APs while adding the cluster, APs can be provisioned separately by configuring the following AP registration rules to redirect the APs to the SZ cluster:
- Switch Registration RulesICX switches can be pre-configured and mapped to the SZ cluster and zone in RUCKUS Network Director. Though RUCKUS Network Director provides the option to import all the associated switches while adding the cluster, switches can be provisioned separately by configuring the following switch registration rules to assign the switches to SZ cluster:
- Services
- Searching APs and Clients