Troubleshooting Tools

In this section:

1. AP Packet Capture
2. Troubleshooting through Spectrum Analysis
   Interference between wireless devices increases significantly as more devices operate in the same frequency band. As more devices share the same channel, they may experience co-channel interference (CCI) and adjacent channel interference (ACI) resulting in their having to wait for each other’s transmissions, increasing latency and reducing throughput.
3. Running a Speed Test
   You can run a speed test to check the connectivity of a device to a Wi-Fi point in a certain area. This helps assess network performance and detect any connection issues.
4. Troubleshooting Client Connections
   Network administrators can connect to client devices and analyze network connection issues in real time.
5. RUCKUS NOR Certificate Safe Storage (RNCSS) Support
   RUCKUS NOR Certificate Safe Storage (RNCSS) is an application that stores and retrieves the device certificate and key from the NOT OR (NOR) flash memory of an AP, in the event of corruption or loss of the device certificate and key.
6. Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE)
   7.0 feature

   The Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) feature is designed to minimize power usage in APs and switches during periods of low data activity or when the network is idle. It follows the IEEE 802.3az standard for energy efficiency. This helps reduce power consumption, heat dissipation, and noise.