Viewing Events
- On the navigation bar, select .
- Review the following information
for each event displayed in the table:
- Date: Displays the date and time (as a hyperlink) when the event occurred. Click the hyperlink to view the event details in the Event Details sidebar.
- Severity: Displays the severity of the event (Critical, Major, Minor, Warning, or Informational). Refer to Event Severity Levels for more information.
- Event Type: Displays the category of the event. Refer to Event Types for more information.
- Product: Displays the product category related to the event.
- Source: Displays the name of the AP, switch, client, or system entity (as a hyperlink) that generated the event. Click the hyperlink to access the corresponding details page.
- MAC
Address: Displays the MAC address of the device, if
applicable. This field may be blank for events that are not
device-specific.ACX-121316You can now search for client devices using MAC addresses entered in commonly used formats, including:RUCKUS One processes the entered MAC address and performs the search without requiring you to reformat the value. The search field preserves the format that you entered.
- Description: Displays a brief description of the event.
Descriptions include dynamic details such as the service network name,
device name or client MAC address to assist with troubleshooting. When
applicable, identifiers are displayed as hyperlinks that you can click
to view related details.
The above un-ordered list ( first 4) is reused in GUID-40C5A998-32B2-4121-A1E2-3261E541BBE9 (Viewing Timeline on a Network)
For R770 APs running firmware version 7.0.0.104.1274 or later, load‑balancing and client‑steering activity generates additional event entries, including:
- Client BTM Request Sent: This event is logged when an AP attempts to steer a client to a neighboring AP for load balancing or sticky client steering.
- Client BTM Response Received: This event is logged when the AP receives a BSS Transition Management (BTM) response from a client that it previously attempted to steer to a neighboring AP for load balancing or sticky client steering.
- Client Disassoc by CLB: This event is logged when the AP disassociates a client due to a load‑balancing or sticky client‑steering operation. This event occurs when a disassociation request is sent to a non‑11v‑capable client to move the client to a better AP.
You can customize which fields appear in the table by clicking the
icon and selecting or deselecting the desired column names. Optionally,
you can click Reset to default to restore the default subset of columns.
Click Clear
Filters to remove all applied filters and restore the
complete list of events. You can sort the list by clicking the associated
column header.
reused customize fields paraYou can use the Search field to display only table entries that match the specified Source or Description; enter a minimum of two characters. Additionally, you can refine the list of events by selecting options from the Severity, Event Type, and Product drop‑down lists. The severity filter options are Critical, Major, Minor, Warning, and Informational. The event type filter includes Security, Client, Switch, Network, RUCKUS Edge, IoT Controller, Profile, and Optical. The product filter includes General, Wi‑Fi, Switch, RUCKUS Edge, IoT Controller, and Optical.
- (Optional) Click the
icon to reload the latest events. - (Optional) Click the
icon to export the displayed events as a .csv file for offline
analysis.
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