SSIDs Supported in Releases 9.8 and 9.7.......................................................464
Supported SSIDs in ZoneFlex Release 9.6.......................................................465
ZoneFlex AP SSID Syntax.........................................................................................465
Supported SSIDs in Releases 9.8, 9.7, and 9.6...............................................465
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Table 1: Text conventions on page 15 and Table 2: Notice conventions on page 15 list the text
and notice conventions that are used throughout this guide.
Table 1: Text conventions
ExampleDescriptionConvention
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message phrase
user input
user interface controls
Start > All Programs
ctrl+V
screen or page names
parameter name
displayed in response to a
command or a status
Represents information that you
enter
buttons, and field names
commands, or menus and
submenus
Represents keyboard keys
pressed in combination
Represents CLI commandscommand name
Represents a parameter in a
CLI command or UI feature
[Device Name] >Represents messages
[Device Name] > set
ipaddr 10.0.0.12
Click Create NewKeyboard keys, software
Select Start > All ProgramsRepresents a series of
Press ctrl+V to paste the text
from the clipboard.
Click Advanced Settings. The
Advanced Settings page
appears.
filepath
strings
Table 2: Notice conventions
DescriptionNotice type
NOTE:
CAUTION:
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Information that alerts you to potential loss of
data or potential damage to an application,
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http://ruckuswireless.comRepresents file names or URI
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Document Conventions
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WARNING:
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injury
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Navigating the Web Interface
In this chapter:
•Setting Up the Controller for the First Time
•Logging On to the Web Interface
•Web Interface Features
•Using Widgets on the Dashboard
•Changing the Administrator Password
•Logging Off the Web Interface
In this chapter:
NOTE: Before continuing, make sure that you have already set up the controller on the network as
described in the Getting Started Guide or Quick Setup Guide for your controller platform.
Some of the new features (for example, location based services, rogue AP detection, force DHCP,
and others) that this guide describes may not be visible on the controller web interface if the AP
firmware deployed to the zone you are configuring is earlier than this release. To ensure that you can
view and configure all new features that are available in this release, Ruckus Wireless recommends
upgrading the AP firmware to the latest version.
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Setting Up the Controller for the First Time
For information on how to set up the controller for the first time, including instructions for running
and completing the controller's Setup Wizard, see the Getting Started Guide or Quick SetupGuide for your controller platform.
Logging On to the Web Interface
Before you can log on to the controller web interface, you must have the IP address that you
assigned to the Management (Web) interface when you set up the controller on the network
using the Setup Wizard.
Once you have this IP address, you can access the web interface on any computer that can
reach the Management (Web) interface on the IP network.
Follow these steps to log on to the controller web interface.
1. On a computer that is on the same subnet as the Management (Web) interface, start a web
browser. Supported web browsers include:
• Google Chrome 15 (and later) - recommended
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 9.0
• Safari 5.1.1 (and later)
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• Mozilla Firefox 8 (and later)
2. In the address bar, type the IP address that you assigned to the Management (Web) interface,
and then append a colon and 8443 (the controller's management port number) at the end
of the address.
For example, if the IP address that you assigned to the Management (Web) interface is
10.10.101.1, then you should enter: https://10.10.101.1:8443
NOTE: The controller web interface requires an HTTPS connection. You must append https
(not http) to the management interface IP address to connect to the web interface. If a
browser security warning appears, this is because the default SSL certificate (or security
certificate) that the controller is using for HTTPS communication is signed by Ruckus Wireless
and is not recognized by most web browsers.
The controller web interface logon page appears.
Figure 1: The controller’s logon page
3. Log on to the controller web interface using the following logon details:
• User Name: admin
• Password: {the password that you set when you ran the Setup Wizard}
4. Click Log On.
The web interface refreshes, and then displays the Dashboard, which indicates that you have
logged on successfully.
Web Interface Features
Use the web interface to manage the controller and the APs that provide wireless service to
users on the network.
The web interface (shown in Figure 2: The controller web interface features on page 21) is the
primary interface that you will use to:
• Manage AP zones, access points, and management domains
• Create and manage administrator and mobile virtual network operator accounts
• Monitor AP zones, managed access points, wireless clients
• View alarms, events, and administrator activity
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• Generate reports
• Perform administrative tasks, including backing up and restoring system configuration,
upgrading the cluster upgrade, downloading support logs, performing system diagnostic
tests, viewing the statuses of controller processes, and uploading additional licenses (among
others)
• Configure services and profiles for different network elements, packages, and configurations
specific to the controller.
Figure 2: The controller web interface features
The following sections describe the web interface features that are called out in Figure 2: The
controller web interface features on page 21:
Main Menu
This is the primary navigation menu. The main menu contains six items:
• Monitor: Contains options for viewing information about AP zones, access points, wireless
clients, system information, alarms, events, and administrator activity.
For more information, see the following topics:
• Monitoring AP Zones, Access Points, and Wireless Clients on page 283
• Monitoring the System, Alarms, Events, and Administrator Activity on page 300
• Configuration: Contains options for managing AP zones, access points, system settings,
management domains, administrator accounts and mobile virtual network administrator
accounts.
For more information, see the following topics:
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• Managing Ruckus Wireless AP Zones on page 31
• Managing Access Points on page 143
• Configuring Services and Profiles on page 151
• Configuring the System Settings on page 203
• Working with Management Domains on page 245
• Managing Administrator Accounts on page 250
• Managing Mobile Virtual Network Operator Accounts on page 261
• Report: Contains options for generating various types of reports, including network tunnel
statistics and historical client statistics. For more information, see Working with Reports on
page 315.
• Identity: Contains options for creating and managing profiles and guest passes. For more
information, see Working with Local, Guest, and Remote Users on page 322.
• Administration: Contains options for performing administrative tasks, such as backing up
and restoring the database, upgrading the system, downloading log files, and performing
diagnostic tests. For more information, see Performing Administrative Tasks on page 341.
Submenu
The submenu appears when you hover the mouse pointer over the Main Menu on page 21
items. The submenu provides options related to the main menu item on which you hovered your
mouse pointer.
For example, submenu items under the Configuration menu include options for configuring AP
zones and access points.
Sidebar
The sidebar, located on the left side of the Content Area on page 22, provides additional options
related to the submenu that you clicked.
For example, sidebar items under Configuration > AP Zones include AP zone templates and
AP registration rules.
On some pages, the sidebar also includes a tree that you can use to filter the information you
want to show in the Content Area on page 22.
Content Area
This large area displays tables, forms, and information that are relevant to submenu and sidebar
items that you clicked.
Miscellaneous Bar
This shows the following information (from left to right):
• System date and time: Displays the current system date and time. This is obtained by the
controller from the NTP time server that has been configured.
• Management domain link: If there is more than one management domain configured on the
controller, click Administration Domain to display all of the existing management domains,
and then click the management domain to which you want to switch the web interface. Refer
to the following sections for more information:
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• Creating a new management domain (see Working with Management Domains on page
245)
• Adding an administrator account and assigning a role to the account (see Managing
Administrator Accounts on page 250)
• Administrator user name: Displays the user name of the administrator that is currently logged
on.
• Administrator role: Displays the administrator role (for example, Super Admin) of the user that
is currently logged on.
• My Account link: Clicking this link displays the following links:
• Change Password link: Click this to change your administrator password. For more
information, see Changing the Administrator Password.
• Preference: Click this link to configure the session timeout settings. In Session Timeout
Settings, type the number of minutes (1 to 1440 minutes) of inactivity after which the
administrator will be logged off of the web interface automatically.
•
: Click this icon to launch the Online Help, which provides information on how to perform
management tasks using the web interface.
Using Widgets on the Dashboard
The dashboard provides a quick summary of what is happening on the controller and its managed
access points. It uses widgets to display at-a-glance information about managed access points,
AP zones, management domains, client count, domain summary, and system summary, among
others.
This section describes the widgets that you can display and how to add, move, and delete
widgets from the dashboard.
NOTE: To refresh the information on each widget, click (refresh button) on the upper-right
corner of the widget.
Widgets That You Can Display
There are six types of dashboard widgets that the controller supports. These include:
Client Count Summary Widget
The client count summary widget displays a graph of the number of wireless clients that are
associated with access points that the controller is managing.
The client count summary widget requires two widget slots.
You can display client count based on the management domain, AP zone, or SSID.
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AP Status Summary Widget
The AP status summary widget includes a pie chart that shows the connection status of managed
APs that belong to either a management domain or an AP zone.
You can configure the pie chart to show access point data based on their connection status,
model, and mesh role.
The AP status summary widget requires one widget slot.
Domain Summary Widget
The domain summary widget displays details about the AP zones and access points that belong
to the selected management domain.
It shows the AP zones that belong to the management domain, the total number of APs (including
their current connection status and mesh status), and current number of clients.
The domain summary widget requires two widget slots.
System Summary Widget
The system summary widget displays information about the controller system, including the
name and version of the cluster, the number and software versions of the control planes and
data planes that are installed, and the Wi-Fi controller licenses (consumed versus total).
The system summary widget requires one widget slot.
Data Throughput Summary Widget
The data throughput summary widget displays a graph of TX and RX throughputs (in Mbps)
based on either AP zone or SSID.
The data throughput summary widget requires two widget slots.
Client OS Type Summary Widget
The client operating system (OS) type summary widget displays a pie chart that shows the types
of OS that associated wireless clients are using.
The client OS type summary widget requires one widget slot.
NOTE: The default refresh interval for the Client OS Type Summary widget is 15 minutes. When
you add the widget, you can configure this refresh interval to any value between 1 and 30 minutes.
Widget Slots
The controller provides nine slots on the dashboard for placing widgets.
Figure 3: There are nine slots for widgets on the dashboard on page 25 marks these nine slots
on the dashboard.
Note that some widgets are wider (for example, the client count summary and data throughput
widgets) and require two widget slots. Make sure that there are enough empty slots on the
dashboard before you add or move a widget.
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Figure 3: There are nine slots for widgets on the dashboard
Adding a Widget
Follow these steps to add a widget to the dashboard.
1.
Click the icon in the upper-left corner of the page (below the Ruckus Wireless icon).
The icons for adding widgets appear (see Table 3: Icons for adding widgets on page 25).
Table 3: Icons for adding widgets
Widget NameIcon
Client count summary widget
AP summary widget
Domain summary widget
System summary widget
Traffic summary widget
Client type summary widget
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2. Click the icon for the widget that you want to add.
A configuration form, which contains widget settings that you can configure, appears.
3. Configure the widget settings.
4. Click OK.
The page refreshes, and then the widget that you added appears on the dashboard.
You have completed adding a widget. To add another widget, repeat the same procedure.
Figure 4: The configuration form for the Client Count Summary widget
Adding a Widget to a Widget Slot
A single widget slot can contain multiple widgets of the same size (one-slot widgets versus
two-slot widgets).
For example, you can add the client count summary widget and data throughput widget (both
are two-slot widgets) to the same widget slot.
Follow these steps to add a widget to a widget slot.
1. Locate an existing widget slot to which you want to add a widget.
2.
Click the icon that is on the upper-right hand corner of the widget slot.
A submenu appears and displays the widgets that you can add to the widget slot.
3. Click the name of the widget that you want to add to the widget slot.
The widget configuration window appears.
NOTE: You can only add a widget once. If a widget already exists in a different widget slot,
you will be unable to add it to another widget slot.
4. Configure the information that you want the widget to display and the interval at which to
refresh the information on the widget.
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NOTE: The refresh intervals for the client count summary and data throughput summary
widgets are non-configurable.
5. Click OK.
The widget slot refreshes, and then the widget that you added appears.
You have completed adding a widget to a widget slot.
Figure 5: Click the name of the widget that you want to add to the widget slot
Displaying a Widget in a Widget Slot
A widget slot that contains multiple widgets automatically cycles through the different widgets
that have been added to it at one-minute intervals.
If you want to view a specific widget in a widget slot, you can manually display it.
Follow these steps to display a widget that belongs to a widget slot manually.
1. Locate the widget slot that contains the widget that you want to display.
2.
Click the icon that is on the upper-right hand corner of the widget slot.
A submenu appears and displays the widgets that have been added to the widget slot.
3. Click the name of the widget that you want to display.
The widget slot refreshes, and the widget that you clicked appears.
You have completed displaying a widget in a widget slot.
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Figure 6: Click the name of the widget that you want to display
Moving a Widget
Follow these steps to move a widget from one widget slot to another.
1. Make sure that there are sufficient slots for the widget that you want to move.
2. Hover your mouse pointer on the title bar of the widget.
The pointer changes into a four-way arrow.
3. Click-and-hold the widget, and then drag it to the empty slot to which you want to move it.
4. Release the widget.
You have completed moving a widget to another slot.
Deleting a Widget
Follow these steps to delete a widget.
1. Locate the widget that you want to delete.
2.
Click the icon that is on the upper-right hand corner of the widget.
A confirmation message appears.
3. Click OK to confirm.
The dashboard refreshes, and then the widget that you deleted disappears from the page.
4. Click OK to confirm that you want to delete this widget.
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Figure 7: Click Yes to delete the widget
Changing the Administrator Password
Navigating the Web Interface
Changing the Administrator Password
Follow these steps to change the administrator password.
1. On the Miscellaneous Bar, click Change Password.
The Change Password form appears.
2. In Old Password, type your current password.
3. In New Password, type the new password that you want to use.
4. In Confirm Password, retype the new password above.
5. Click Change.
You have completed changing your administrator password. The next time you log on to the
controller, remember to use your new administrator password.
Figure 8: The Change Password form
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Logging Off the Web Interface
Follow these steps to log off the web interface.
1. On the Miscellaneous Bar, click Log Off.
A confirmation message appears.
2. Click Yes.
The controller logs you off the web interface. The logon page appears with the following
message above the Ruckus Wireless logo: Log off successful
You have completed logging off the web interface.
Navigating the Web Interface
Logging Off the Web Interface
Figure 9: The message Log off successful indicates that you have successfully logged
off the web interface
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