My Services

In this section:

  1. Viewing My Services
    From the RUCKUS One web interface, configured services such as connectivity, security, application, guest, and resident services on the My Services page.
  2. Access Control Policy Details
    The access control feature is a method for identifying, authenticating, and authorizing wireless devices that request access to the network server. The network security is managed by creating access control rules and policies that limit user access and deny access to devices that do not follow the access control rules and policies. This feature allows you to configure access policies from Layer 2 to Layer 7.
  3. Editing or Deleting the Access Control Policy
    You can edit or delete an Access Control Policy profile to update its configuration or remove it when it is no longer needed.
  4. Adaptive Policy Details
    The Adaptive Policy is configured at the destination network to authenticate, authorize, and account for clients attempting to connect to the network server. This policy allows network devices to match client tags instead of IP addresses.
  5. Editing or Deleting the Adaptive Policy
    You can use this feature to edit or delete the Adaptive Policy.
  6. Editing or Deleting an AV Profile
    You can edit or delete an AV Profile to update its configuration or remove it when it is no longer needed.
  7. Client Isolation Profile Details
    Client isolation prevents clients on the same network from communicating with each other. Client isolation segregates Layer 2 traffic from all clients. It prevents direct communication between devices and is a prudent choice in a guest network when unknown users are joining the same network. You can create exceptions to client isolation (such as allowing access to a local printer, for example) by creating Client Isolation Allow list.
  8. Editing or Deleting the Client Isolation Profile
    You can use this feature to edit or delete the Client Isolation profile.
  9. Viewing DPSK Service Details
    You can view the details of the DPSK service running in your network.
  10. Editing or Deleting a DPSK Service
    A Dynamic Pre-Shared Key (DPSK) service defines how unique credentials are generated, assigned, and enforced for client access. Editing or deleting a DPSK service allows you to modify authentication behavior or remove access policies associated with the service.
  11. MAC Registration Lists Details
    The MAC Registration List allows a network to create a list of devcies that are allowed to connect to a WLAN based on Layer 2 MAC address. After creating the MAC list, enable the MAC authentication using (Wi-Fi Open network) or (Wi-Fi Network Pre-Shared Key).
  12. Managing MAC Registrations
    Managing MAC registrations comprises your ability to add, import, edit, delete, revoke, and unrevoke MAC addresses for a specific MAC Registration List.
  13. Editing or Deleting the MAC Registration Lists
    You can edit or delete MAC registration lists from the RUCKUS One web interface. To edit, delete, revoke, or unrevoke a specific MAC registration (a MAC address) for a MAC registration list, refer to Managing MAC Registrations.
  14. Viewing the mDNS Proxy Service
    You can view the details information about the mDNS Proxy service.
  15. Editing mDNS Proxy Service
    You can edit an existing mDNS proxy service.
  16. Viewing Portal Details
    You can view the detail information about the guest portal.
  17. Editing a Guest Portal Service
    You can edit the existing guest portals.
  18. Radius Server Profile Details
    The Radius server profile for authentication, authorization, and accounting (AAA) is a network server that is used for access control. Using the Radius Server profile, you can create a network that authenticates users on a wireless device against a remote AAA server.
  19. Editing or Deleting a Property Management System Service
    You can edit or delete a Property Management System (PMS) service to manage integration settings, credentials, and service connections used by venues in RUCKUS One.
  20. Editing or Deleting the RADIUS Server Profile
    You can edit or delete a RADIUS Server profile to update its configuration or remove it when it is no longer needed.
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  21. Viewing Resident Portals
    You can view the details information about the resident portals.
  22. Viewing Resident Portal Web Page
    You can view the detailed information about the resident portals.
  23. Editing or Deleting a Resident Portal
    You can edit or delete the RUCKUS supported resident portal.
  24. Rogue AP Detection Policy Details
    The Rogue AP Detection policy enables you to create Wireless Intrusion Detection System (WIDS) policies for rogue wireless device detection. You can create rules to classify rogue access points as Known, Ignored, Malicious, or Unclassified.
  25. Editing or Deleting the Rogue AP Detection Policy
    You can edit or delete a Rogue AP Detection policy to modify or remove existing classification rules and venue assignments. Editing the policy updates rogue AP detection behavior for the associated venues, while deleting the policy removes it from the system.
  26. SNMP Agent Profile
    Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is one of the widely accepted protocols to manage and monitor network devices. The SNMP agent is a program that is packaged within the network element. These agents are enabled and configured in Venue/AP Group/AP for communicating with the network management system. The SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 are the two SNMP agents.
  27. Editing or Deleting the SNMP Agent Profile
    You can use this feature to edit or delete SNMP Agent policy.
  28. Syslog Server Profile Details
    System logging allows you to send event messages and system logs to an external server for offline reporting. You can configure primary and secondary syslog servers to log the syslog messages and it ensures that the messages are not lost due to the temporary unavailability of one syslog server.
  29. Editing or Deleting the Syslog Server Policy
    You can use this feature to edit or delete the Syslog Server policy.
  30. Viewing an Existing Tunnel Profile
    A tunnel profile defines the rules that create and govern a tunnel, including the tunnel type, settings related to the MTU and timer values for tunnel health.
  31. Editing or Deleting a Tunnel Profile
    As your network evolves, you may edit or delete Tunnel Profiles, as necessary.
  32. Editing or Deleting a User Role
    You can edit or delete User Roles to update access permissions or remove roles that are no longer needed.
  33. VLAN Pool Details
    VLAN pooling is commonly used in high density deployments where you have lot of clients. Placing thousands of clients into a single large subnet or VLAN can result in degraded performance due to factors like broadcast and multicast traffic. VLAN pooling allows administrators to configure a pool of multiple VLANs and each client is assigned a VLAN from the pool on the same SSID. Thus, VLAN pooling automatically partitions large groups of clients into multiple smaller subgroups, even when connected to the same SSID.
  34. Editing or Deleting the VLAN Pool Policy
    You can use this feature to edit or delete the VLAN Pool policy.
  35. Editing or Deleting a Webhook
    You can edit or delete a webhook to update its configuration or remove it when it is no longer needed.
  36. Editing or Deleting a Wi-Fi Calling Service
    You can view, edit, or delete a Wi‑Fi Calling service configured in your RUCKUS One account.
  37. Wi-Fi Operator Overview
    A Wi-Fi operator deploys and operates an access network of publicly accessible or guest access Passpoint APs.