Venue Details and Configuration

In this section:

1. Working with Floor Plans
   Floor plans help you visualize the actual physical locations of the managed networking devices in your venues.
2. Accessing the Mesh Topology of a Venue
   From the RUCKUS One web interface, you can view the Mesh topoloy of a venue.
3. Monitoring Devices from a Venue Topology Map
   The topology map visualizes device connections within a venue, aiding in understanding data flow, troubleshooting network issues, and analyzing device interactions. The devices monitored in a venue are RUCKUS ICX switches and APs.
4. Viewing and Managing Clients in a Venue
   You can view and monitor the clients that are connected to the devices in the venue.
5. Incidents Analytics of a Venue
   Incident analytics offers a comprehensive solution to address service incident occurrences in the venue. For any given incident, you can view the severity, client impact, root cause, and recommendations, as well as the events, anomalies, data, or problems that were used to identify the incident.
6. Health Analytics of a Venue
   The health analytics provides information about network health by giving insights about key performance indicators (KPIs) of the venue. The information allows you to analyze the network health and behavior in real time. You can evaluate network health based on a variety of thresholds that you are allowed to set, called goals. For example, you can set the goal (or threshold) to five seconds for all clients to connect to the network, and confirm the number of clients accomplishing the five-second goal in real time. You can thereby determine the metric to understand the number of clients that connect within or before time, and the ones that are delayed. The success rate of network elements meeting each of the goals is typically displayed as a percentage of the metric.
7. Viewing APs and AP Groups Assigned to a Venue
   You can view details of the APs and AP groups that are associated with a specific venue.
8. Venue Details: Wi-Fi
   The venue details page displays detailed information about APs such as the total number of APs, APs online, and the total number of APs offline.
9. Venue Details: Switch
   The venue details page displays detailed information about switches such as the total number of switches, switch units, the total number of ports, and so on.
10. Viewing the Switch Ports in a Venue
    From the RUCKUS One web interface, you can view the port list of a switch in a venue.
11. Viewing Switches Assigned to a Venue
    From the RUCKUS One web interface, you can view the switches that are assigned to a venue.
12. Viewing Switch Timeline
    From the RUCKUS One web interface, you can view the activities and events in the Timeline page.
13. Viewing Networks Configured for a Venue
    The Networks page displays details of the network configurations for the selected venue.
14. Managing Property Units
15. Viewing Services in a Venue
    You can view information about the services that are running in a venue.
16. Viewing Client Isolation AllowList in a Venue
    You can view the client isolation allowlist for a venue.
17. Viewing DHCP Pool
    From the RUCKUS One web interface, you can view and configure DHCP pool and enable or disable the DHCP service.
18. Viewing the DHCP Service Status in a Venue
    You can view the DHCP service status in a venue.
19. Managing DHCP Service
    You can enable and manage the DHCP service in a venue.
20. Viewing DHCP Lease
    The DHCP Leases sub tab is unavailable in the latest web UI.
    From the RUCKUS One web interface, you can view the information on DHCP lease.
21. Configuring mDNS Proxy Service in a Venue
    An mDNS proxy service is a network proxy that allows devices on different subnets to connect by forwarding requests between network interfaces. You can configure mDNS Proxy services in a venue.
22. Viewing and Marking Rogue APs in a Venue
    You can view detailed information about rogue APs in a venue.
23. Viewing Events that have Occurred in a Venue
    Viewing events that have occurred in a venue can help alert you to potential issues with RUCKUS One-managed devices and clients that associate with them.
24. Viewing Activities in a Venue
    You can view the activities on RUCKUS One. Activity events include an audit log of the steps taken as part of the Activity, as well as the time required to perform each action and the success or failure of each step within the activity.