| WAN Port Selection |
You can now manually assign AP LAN ports to function as WAN ports
for DHCP services and configure the Access Network Type (WAN or LAN)
on Ethernet port profiles. This enhancement provides greater
flexibility and control over upstream network connectivity by
allowing you to define port roles instead of relying solely on
automatic WAN detection. |
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| Simplified Firmware Upgrade Policy |
Simplified ICX firmware management lets you select firmware
versions from release train lists. RUCKUS One automatically upgrades
only factory-default switches that join the network with an older
firmware version. Administrators must manually initiate all other
firmware upgrades, ensuring control over firmware versions across
the network. |
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| Troubleshooting Client Connectivity |
The DSE Client Troubleshooting Agent can analyze telemetry and
PCAP data, pinpoint wireless connectivity issues, and auto‑generate
RCA reports with causes, diagnostics, and recommended fixes. |
Troubleshooting Client Connectivity Using
the DSE Agent |
| SmartZone Configurations Migration to RUCKUS One |
Enables migration of supported SmartZone configuration data to
RUCKUS One through a guided workflow. The workflow validates
configurations, helps resolve configuration gaps, migrates supported
configurations, and registers selected access points for management
in RUCKUS One. |
SmartZone Configuration Migration to RUCKUS
One |
| Display Stack Member Statuses |
Monitor stack member connectivity with accurate status
indicators, distinguishing between Never Contacted" and
"Disconnected" states, and remove offline members directly from the
UI. |
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| AI-Driven RRM: TxPower Algorithm and Channel Width Limits |
AI-Driven RRM now integrates a new TxPower reduction algorithm
with configurable limits for both TxPower and Channel Width.
Administrators can use default limits or override them to suit their
deployment. |
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| Service Validation for Switches |
RUCKUS One now supports VLAN-level service validation on switches
for key network services, including DHCP, DNS, ping, and traceroute.
Tests can be run on demand or scheduled at regular intervals to
proactively validate service availability and troubleshoot
connectivity issues. |
Service Validation for Switches |
| SLA to SLE Terminology Update |
RUCKUS AI now uses SLE (Service Level Expectation) instead of SLA
(Service Level Agreement) across the UI, including Health
dashboards, configuration panels, and reports, aligning terminology
with industry standards. |
Throughout the Guide |