Service Catalog

In this section:

  1. Service Catalog
    The Service Catalog is a collection of configurable network services that help manage connectivity, authentication, security, and traffic control in RUCKUS One. Each service can be added and configured to define how your network authenticates users, authorizes access, monitors performance, and secures communication.
  2. Creating an Access Control Policy
    You can use the Access Control policy to create multiple wireless networks with different access control components.
  3. Understanding Port Security
    Both the MAC access control list (ACL) policy and port MAC security features are used to enhance network security at the switch level.
  4. Creating an Adaptive Policy
    You can use an Adaptive Policy with RADIUS or DPSK to authenticate clients. Only clients that meet all the conditions specified in the adaptive policy are granted access. To enable this feature, activate the Adaptive Policy option within the DPSK service settings. Adaptive policy supports certificate templates. Refer to Adding a DPSK Network for information on how to add a DPSK network.
  5. AV Profile
    The AV Profile feature simplifies how Audio/Visual (AV) settings are applied to switch ports by using predefined or custom templates. This ensures consistent and optimized AV behavior across supported ICX8200 switches.
  6. Certificate Management
    RUCKUS One provides certificate management functions that help enhance security, simplify certificate administration, and ensure compliance with industry standards.
  7. Creating a Client Isolation Profile
    You can use a Client Isolation profile to create multiple wireless networks to connect a client to the network.
  8. Adding and Managing a DHCP Service Profile for Wi-Fi
    You can add a DHCP service profile and add the profile to a venue.
  9. Adding and Managing a Directory Server Profile
    You can add a Directory Server profile to provide a user authentication mechanism that can be associated with one or more captive portal networks that utilize an Active Directory or Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Server.
  10. Adding a DPSK Service
    Adding a DPSK service strengthens Wi-Fi security by giving each user a unique passphrase, simplifies access control, supports scalability, and enables better tracking while ensuring smooth onboarding and centralized management.
  11. Identity Provider Overview
    An Identity Provider provides network services and operates the AAA infrastructure required to authenticate subscribers.
  12. SoftGRE Tunneling Support
    Software Generic Routing Encapsulation (SoftGRE) tunneling involves transmitting encapsulated data packets in WLAN deployments to manage and direct AP traffic to a centralized gateway.
  13. Location Based Service Server Overview
    Location-Based Service (LBS) utilize the geographical location of a device to provide personalized and context-aware services.
  14. Adding MAC Registration Lists
    You can add MAC registration lists to authenticate the devices based on MAC address. You can configure the expiration for the entries as: Never expire, By date, and After, and also configure to automatically clean the expired entries.
  15. Adding mDNS Proxy Service
    From the RUCKUS One web interface, you can add the mDNS Proxy service.
  16. Understanding the Authentication Profile
    The Authentication Profile enhances network security as it controls client access to resources by working with VLAN and AAA servers on switches. This is called Flexible Authentication.
  17. Ethernet Port Profiles
    An Ethernet port profile is used to define and manage the configuration settings for Ethernet ports on networking devices. These profiles allow for consistent configuration across multiple ports, ensuring uniform settings for network performance, security, and VLAN assignments.
  18. ICX Port Profiles
    An ICX port profile is used to dynamically configure a port using predefined port settings depending on the end device connected to the port.
  19. Adding a Guest Portal Service
    You can add guest portal to provide Wi-Fi services.
  20. Property Management System
    The Property Management System (PMS) integration connects RUCKUS One with a third-party PMS. It lets you import property units (such as apartment units, hotel guest rooms, and conference rooms) into RUCKUS One and automatically manage guest network access during a stay, based on activity in the external PMS.
    Future Rel: Update/Add - lets you import guest rooms and conference rooms; access during a stay or event,
  21. Adding and Managing a RADIUS Server
    You can use a RADIUS Server profile to define a remote Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) server for use by one or more networks that utilize an external RADIUS server (such as Enterprise AAA (802.1X) networks).
  22. Creating a Resident Portal
    You can create a RUCKUS supported resident portal that enables an administrator to manage Wi-Fi passwords for users and guests. You can connect this portal to the Venue by enabling RUCKUS Portal in the Property Management.
  23. Creating a Rogue AP Detection Policy
    You can use a Rogue AP Detection policy to define classification rules that determine how detected access points are evaluated and labeled across selected venues. When applied, the policy controls rogue AP detection behavior at the venue level by activating a single classification profile per venue.
  24. Software Defined Local Area Network
    Software Defined Local Area Network (SD-LAN) is a service provided on RUCKUS One that is implemented on RUCKUS Edge devices.
  25. Creating an SNMP Agent Profile
    RUCKUS One provides support for Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2 and SNMPv3), which allows you to query information (such as system status, AP list) and to configure system settings using a Network Management System (NMS) or an SNMP MIB browser. You can also enable SNMP traps to receive immediate notifications for possible AP and system issues. SNMPv3 provides enhanced security features, including authentication and encryption, ensuring that the data being transmitted is secure and only accessible to authorized users.
  26. Creating a Syslog Server Policy
    You can add a Syslog Server profile at multiple venues.
  27. Creating a Tunnel Profile
    A tunnel profile is essential for managing and optimizing the behavior of tunnels between Access Points (APs) and the RUCKUS Edge device. Each Tunnel Profile is linked to a single cluster, and each cluster is confined to a specific venue.
  28. User Roles for Wireless Clients
    User Roles, defined and mapped within a RADIUS Server profile, control wireless client (end user) access to Wi-Fi networks that are configured to use that external RADIUS server for authentication. Each role is associated with an Access Control Policy that is applied when the user connects.
  29. Creating a VLAN Pool
    You can add a VLAN Pool profile at multiple venues.
  30. Webhooks
    Webhooks send notifications to an external endpoint when selected incidents, activities, or events occur. Webhook Templates allow MSPs to create reusable webhook configurations that can be applied across customer accounts.
  31. Wi‑Fi Calling
    Wi‑Fi Calling enables mobile voice calls and text messaging over Wi‑Fi networks while preserving the mobile phone number and prioritizing carrier voice traffic to maintain call quality across wireless networks.
  32. Wi-Fi Operator Overview
    A Wi-Fi operator deploys and operates an access network of publicly accessible or guest access Passpoint APs.
  33. Workflow Management
    The RUCKUS One Enrollment System allows you to create a customized onboarding workflow that provides a portal interface for clients to use for network access.