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Is it possible to controll all AP's after a wireless bridge with zonedirector?

Is it possible to control all Ruckus AP'S after a bridge with the all feaure of Zone director? Here is the configuration

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Hi Ali Sureyya Uz,

Yes, the 7731 Point to Point bridge is a transparent extension of the network so the 7782 on the non root bridge side connected to the switch will see the ZD on its wired Ethernet port and will act as a Root AP. The 7731 link also acts as a Trunk connection forwarding all 802.3q VLAN tags.

The Zone Director will be able to manage all the 7982's including the Mesh connected 7782 at the bottom of your diagram. Unfortunately 7731 point to point bridges are not controllable by the ZD.

I hope this answers your question

Thank you very much for reply

yes. I've done it. Nearly exact same setup.

You can think 7731 bridge is wired line. So this configuration is no problem.

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