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Ruckus ZF7372 Backup Config

unknown

Hi All,

I have configured my Ruckus ZoneFlex 7372 APs as standalone APs. Is there any way I can backup the config of the one AP and reboot the other APs with that backup config file - instead of reconfiguring my other APs from scratch?

Thanks,

Brendon

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hayward_kong

Hi Brendon sorry did not get to your other post in configuration, but since you figured it out. Let's deal with your current question. In the upgrades tab...You should see a save parameters option and a restore option.

unknown

Thank you so much. I'll have a look today for those parameters.

Can you perhaps tell me, what firmware version I should download and use on the ZF7372 AP?

hayward_kong

I believe standalone firmware 104.0.0.0.1347 is the last one for the 7372..same thing applies to 7982 which I just got for a friend for $18..99..

unknown

The option "Save parameters only" does not create a backup that I can download onto my PC... Please help. I do not have a controller. I only have 12 APs that I can manage without the controller.

unknown

Is there perhaps a CLI command that I can use to retrieve a backup?

hayward_kong

Not sure that’s a question for ruckus forum support team

michael_brado

No we cannot create a backup from Solo AP, but you can capture WLAN details to help create additional AP setups.

There is a public KBA-1670: Backup on Standalone AP, but it's not appearing (I've contacted IT). Here is the content:

No it is not possible to take a backup of standalone AP configuration today.

You can gather configuration information and use it to configure a new/factory defaulted AP though.

SSH to an AP and you can determine which WLANs are in use, and details about them.

In this example, I have one open auth WLAN on 2.4GHz, and one open and one
WPA2-PSK WLAN on 5GHz of my dual-band 7962 model AP, with no VLANs assigned.

rkscli: get boarddata                                                  # optional, displays AP model and s/n info

name:     zf7962

magic:   35333131

cksum:    a47

rev:      5.3

Serial#: 180901007787

Customer ID: 4bss

Model:    zf7962

rkscli: get version

Ruckus 7962 Multimedia Hotzone Wireless AP

Version 8.2.1.0.21

rkscli: get device-name

device name : ‘mb7962-AP’

rkscli: get ipaddr wan

IP Address Configuration Type: static, IP: 192.168.65.15 Netmask 255.255.255.0 Gateway 192.168.65.1

rkscli: get vlan

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Network 0: (Management) VID 1

            Services: StaticIP

            Eth Port (no tag): 0,1

            Wireless (no tag):

                        - wlan0 (mb7962-bgn)

                        - wlan1 (Wireless 2)

                        - wlan2 (Wireless 3)

                        - wlan3 (Wireless 4)

                        - wlan4 (Wireless 5)

                        - wlan5 (Wireless 6)

                        - wlan6 (Wireless 7)

                        - wlan7 (Wireless 😎

                        - wlan8 (mb7962-an)

                        - wlan9 (mb7962-an2)

                        - wlan10 (Wireless 11)

                        - wlan11 (Wireless 12)

                        - wlan12 (Wireless 13)

                        - wlan13 (Wireless 14)

                        - wlan14 (Wireless 15)

                        - wlan15 (Wireless 16)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

OK

rkscli: get wlanlist                       # Note which wlanX have status of ‘up’, and run cmds below on them only.

name         status   type   wlanID   radioID bssid

-----------------------------------------------------------

svcp         up       AP    wlan0    0        00:24:82:3d:35:98

home         down     AP     wlan1    0        00:00:00:00:00:00

rcks         down     AP     wlan2    0        00:00:00:00:00:00

mdfx         down     AP     wlan3    0        00:00:00:00:00:00

wlan4        down     AP     wlan4    0        00:00:00:00:00:00

wlan5        down     AP     wlan5    0        00:00:00:00:00:00

wlan6        down     AP     wlan6    0        00:00:00:00:00:00

wlan7        down     AP     wlan7    0        00:00:00:00:00:00

wlan8        up       AP     wlan8    1        00:24:82:3d:35:9c

wlan9        up       AP     wlan9    1        00:24:82:7d:35:9c

wlan10       down     AP     wlan10   1        00:00:00:00:00:00

wlan11       down     AP     wlan11   1        00:00:00:00:00:00

wlan12       down     AP     wlan12   1        00:00:00:00:00:00

wlan13       down     AP     wlan13   1        00:00:00:00:00:00

wlan14       down     AP     wlan14   1        00:00:00:00:00:00

wlan15       down     AP     wlan15   1        00:00:00:00:00:00

OK

rkscli:

rkscli:

rkscli: get ssid wlan0

wlan0 SSID: mb7962-bgn

OK

rkscli: get encryption wlan0

SSID             : mb7962-bgn

Net Security     : Open (plain-text)

Authentication   : Open

Encryption       : disabled

OK

rkscli: get passphrase wlan0

bad key:wlans/wlan0/wlan-wpa-passphrase

rkscli: get dvlan wlan0

wlan0 Dynamic-VLAN Mode: Disabled

OK

rkscli:

rkscli: get ssid wlan8

wlan8 SSID: mb7962an

OK

rkscli: get encryption wlan8

SSID             : mb7962an

Net Security     : Open (plain-text)

Authentication   : Open

Encryption       : disabled

OK

rkscli: get passphrase wlan8

bad key:wlans/wlan8/wlan-wpa-passphrase

rkscli: get dvlan wlan8

wlan8 Dynamic-VLAN Mode: Disabled

OK

rkscli:

rkscli: get ssid wlan9

wlan9 SSID: mb7962an2

OK

rkscli: get encryption wlan9

SSID             : mb7962an2

Net Security     : WPA

Protocol Version : WPA2

Authentication   : Open

Cipher Algorithm : AES-CCMP

WPA PassPhrase   : 1234567890

OK

rkscli: get passphrase wlan9

wlan9 WPA PassPhrase (10): 1234567890

OK

rkscli: get dvlan wlan9

wlan9 Dynamic-VLAN Mode: Disabled

OK

rkscli: exit

Quit:

OK