What WiFi scanner tool do you use to see what's going on in your network?(not planning or heat-map tools)I use inSSIDer.There used to be a free version.I'm not sure if that's available now.The new/commercial version has an option (dongle) to do a lit...
When using Ruckus APs in a High Density enviroment, some clients refuse to roam when they should and others roam excessively.
What (if anything) would be better than the following config for avoiding roaming issues in a high AP density environment?
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I've heard that "the" way to defeat band steering (which is enabled by default) is to have different SSIDs on the 2.4Gig radios vs the 5Gig radios.
I've created 2 different WLANs that share the same SSID, assigned a WLAN to each radio + it looks lik...
I put an R700 in a "test" environment and the coverage area seems less than what I'd expect from a 7982.
I plan on swapping the R700 out with a 7982 to see if / how_much coverage improves.
I checked specs on the website and found that the transmit ...
I've got a wireless subnet w/ about 2000 IPs available but my DHCP server considers about 1 in 4 addresses "abandoned" because it detected IP Address conflicts.
It turns out that almost all of the conflicts are due to Android devices that either ove...
I generally recommend that your WiFi management VLAN not be vlan 1.I would recommend picking some other WiFi management VLAN for that purpose and making it the native VLAN on trunk ports that are connected to your APs.Additionally, I would recommend ...
You're probably better off using IP addresses there anyway, otherwise you'd be trusting whatever name someone manually configured on their device. (if you're talking about the automatically discovered OS/hostname information provided by Ruckus contro...
AFAIK:The most common and simple design for Ruckus ZoneDirectors and APs involves having a switched network with "end-to-end" VLANs that span your entire network.Then you can allocate a single "wireless management" VLAN/Subnet for the management IPs ...
Any switch that supports VLANs (and 802.1q trunking) should be compatible with Ruckus ZoneDirector controllers and APs.With that being said, there's more to consider than the brand of the switch being used when determining the WiFi/network design and...
