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Managing Network Devices

  • 1 Managing Network Devices: APs
    • 1.1 AP Overview
    • 1.2 IoT AP Overview
    • 1.3 Viewing All APs
    • 1.4 Adding an AP
      • 1.4.1 AP Statuses
    • 1.5 Adding APs in Bulk
    • 1.6 Editing an AP
      • 1.6.1 General Settings
      • 1.6.2 Customizing the Radio Settings of an AP
      • 1.6.3 Customizing Sticky Client Steering Settings Per AP
      • 1.6.4 Customizing Client Admission Control Settings of an AP
      • 1.6.5 Customizing the Antenna Settings of an AP
      • 1.6.6 Customizing the IP Settings and the LAN Port Settings of an AP
      • 1.6.7 Customizing AP Mesh Settings
      • 1.6.8 Configuring Directed Multicast
      • 1.6.9 Customizing Smart Monitor Settings Per AP
      • 1.6.10 Setting mDNS Proxy for an AP
      • 1.6.11 Customizing the AP SNMP
      • 1.6.12 Managing the IoT Controller Settings for an AP
        • 1.6.12.1 Managing the IoT Controller Settings for an AP Group
      • 1.6.13 Customizing the AP LED, USB Port, and BSS Coloring Settings
      • 1.6.1 Management VLAN for APs
    • 1.7 Accessing the Mesh topology
    • 1.8 Viewing AP Details
      • 1.8.1 Viewing AP Properties
      • 1.8.2 Viewing Wi-Fi Clients Associated with an AP
      • 1.8.3 AP AI Analytics
      • 1.8.5 Viewing Networks Configured on an AP
      • 1.8.6 AP Insights
      • 1.8.7 Initiating an AP CLI Session from RUCKUS One
    • 1.9 Deleting an AP from RUCKUS One and/or Resetting AP to Factory Default
    • 1.10 Rebooting an AP
    • 1.11 Changing the Venue of an AP
    • 1.12 Testing the AP Connectivity
    • 1.13 Viewing Events That Have Occurred on the AP
    • 1.14 Detecting Low Power Supply in APs
    • 1.16 AP Group Overview
      • 1.16.1 Adding an AP Group
      • 1.16.2 Editing an AP Group
      • 1.16.3 Viewing All AP Groups
      • 1.16.4 Viewing AP Group Details
      • 1.16.5 Viewing APs That are Members of the AP Group
      • 1.16.6 Viewing Networks Associated with an AP Group
      • 1.16.7 Deleting an AP Group
    • 1.17 Ruckus Cloud Wi-Fi AP Cloud Discovery
      • 1.17.1 Network Requirements
      • 1.17.2 Cloud Discovery
      • 1.17.3 LED Status During Cloud Discovery
  • 2 Managing Network Devices: Switches
    • 2.1 Adding a Switch
      • 2.1.1 Limitations of RUCKUS ICX 8100 and ICX 8200
      • 2.1.2 Adding Switches in Bulk
    • 2.2 Adding a Stack
    • 2.3 Viewing Switches
    • 2.4 Viewing More Details
    • 2.5 Viewing Switch Panel
    • 2.1 Power Cycle a Switch Port by PoE
    • 2.6 Viewing Switch Status
    • 2.7 Viewing Ports
    • 2.8 Enabling Port MAC Security and Configuring Sticky MAC Globally
    • 2.9 Managing a Switch LAG
    • 2.10 Editing a Switch Port
    • 2.11 Configuring a Custom PoE Schedule for a Switch Port
    • 2.12 Viewing Routed Interfaces
    • 2.13 Adding VLAN Interfaces (VEs)
    • 2.14 Configuring a VLAN at the Switch Level
    • 2.15 Adding and Managing a MAC ACL on a Switch
    • 2.16 Viewing Switch Events
    • 2.17 Testing a Switch
    • 2.18 Viewing Switch Clients
      • 2.18.1 Viewing Switch Client Details
    • 2.19 Configuration Management
      • 2.19.1 Configuration History
      • 2.19.4 Adding and Managing a Regular Switch Configuration Profile
        • 2.19.4.1 Apply Switch Configuration Profile Changes
      • 2.19.5 Understanding the CLI Configuration Profile
        • 2.19.5.1 Adding a CLI Configuration Profile
      • 2.19.7 Adding and Managing a CLI Configuration Template
    • 2.1 Editing a Switch
    • 2.2 Editing a Switch Stack
    • 2.1 RUCKUS ICX Switch Port LEDs
    • 2.3 Matching Admin Password to Venue
    • 2.21 Rebooting a Switch
    • 2.22 Deleting a Switch
  • 3 Managing Network Devices: RUCKUS Edge
    • 3.1 Adding a RUCKUS Edge through the Web User Interface
      • 3.1.1 Editing an Active-Backup Cluster and Nodes
    • 3.2 Onboarding a Single-Node Cluster
    • 3.3 Link Aggregation Group
      • 3.3.1 Configuring a RUCKUS Edge Link Aggregation Group
      • 3.3.2 Editing a LAG
      • 3.3.3 Deleting a LAG

Managing Network Devices: RUCKUS Edge

In this section:

  1. Adding a RUCKUS Edge through the Web User Interface
  2. Onboarding a Single-Node Cluster
  3. Link Aggregation Group
    Link aggregation is a mechanism to bundle or aggregate one or more physical ports into a single logical port.

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