RUCKUS ONE®
- Several new features were introduced over the past month. Here are some of the most important ones:
- Single Email Access to Multiple MSP/Brand Accounts
- RADsec Proxy Mode Support
- MAC and 802.1X Authentication Integration
- WPA2/WPA3 Mixed Mode with IEEE 802.1X Authentication
- Support for R676sn Wi‑Fi 7 Indoor Access Point
- New Switch Health Metrics and Service‑Level Agreements
- IntentAI Energy Saving with Intelligent PowerSave (Early Access)
You can find more recently introduced features and enhancement on the ‘What’s new’ web page.
- Worried about RUCKUS One Remote support and how we protect your privacy and data? Have a look at this article.
- RUCKUS cloud offers social media authentication for WLAN's. This article will provide an insight on how it is done and if the data is stored on RUCKUS database.
- Have a look at these documents that describe how to configure the RUCKUS One to support a Captive Portal with SAML SSO authentication using Google Workspace or Azure as the IdP profile.
- A new RUCKUS Edge 2.4.0.1407 released has been made available. It introduces threshold-based buffer management for L2 flooding in Bridge Domains. When fast-path buffers fall below configured limits, non-critical BUM traffic (Broadcast, Unknown-unicast, Multicast) is dropped to conserve resources.
You can find more info on the release notes.
RUCKUS SMARTZONE™
- The RUCKUS SmartZone 7.1.1 Patch 2 has been released. It introduce the support of the new RUCKUS H670 Access Point and the RUCKUS R676sn Access Point. You can find more information in the release notes.
- RUCKUS SmartZone (LT-GD) 6.1.2 Patch 6 has been release. You can find here the release notes.
RUCKUS ACCESS POINT
- The new RUCKUS R676 Access Point has been made available.The RUCKUS R676 is a high-performance Wi-Fi 7, tri-band concurrent indoor AP that delivers 6 spatial streams (2x2:2 in 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz or 2x2:2 in 2.4GHz and 4x4:4 in 5GHz in dual band mode) It delivers industry-leading performance environments with a combined data rate of 9.34 Gbps.
Furthermore, a 5 Gbps Ethernet port eliminates wired backhaul for full use of available Wi-Fi capacity. More info in the
RUCKUS ICX®
- The new RUCKUS ICX FastIron 08.0.95t has been released.
- A new FastIron Continuous Deployment (CD) release RUCKUS ICX FastIron 10.0.10g_cd7 has been made available. You can have a look at the release notes.
- RUCKUS ICX FastIron 10.0.20b_cd5 (GA) has been released. More info on the release notes.
GOOD TO KNOW
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- Two Reference Architecture guides on Pro AV solutions are now available:Reference Architecture - Pro Commercial AV v1.4.pdf
Reference Architecture - Pro Residential AV v1.2.pdf - Have a look at this comprehensive guide on how to troubleshoot Captive Portal or WISPr redirection issues. It includes understanding the flow of authentication, identifying where it’s breaking, necessary steps, troubleshooting tips, and resolution methods.
- Three new Deployment guides have been released on the Support Portal:
- Two Reference Architecture guides on Pro AV solutions are now available:Reference Architecture - Pro Commercial AV v1.4.pdf