Domotz Ruckus Access Point Integration
If you have Ruckus Access Point or Controller Devices in the network, you can have a direct access to enhanced information inside the Domotz system.
When using Ruckus Access Points in Unleashed mode, SNMP is disabled by default. Configuring SNMPv2 Agent Settings 1. Navigate to the "Administration" section in the main menu.
To ensure proper monitoring and device discovery, SNMP must be manually enabled on the Unleashed AP Web interface.
You can enable it by navigating to:
Administration → Network Management → SNMPv2 Agent or SNMPv3 Agent in the Unleashed AP Web Interface.
2. Select "Network Management" from the submenu.
3. In the top tab menu, choose "SNMPv2 Agent".
4. To enable the SNMP Agent, check the "Enable SNMP Agent" option.
5. Fill in the "System Contact" field with the appropriate email, for example, support@ruckuswireless.com.
6. Enter the "System Location" address, such as 880 West Maude Avenue, Suite 101, Sunnyvale.
7. Complete the "SNMP RO community" and "SNMP RW community" fields with values like "public" for read-only and "private" for read-write access, respectively.
8. Click "Apply" to save the changes.
How to set-up the Domotz Ruckus Access Point Integration
Access Point Configuration Interface
1. Navigate to the "Access Point" tab in the main menu bar for access to configuration options.
2. View the Firmware Version, listed as "200.7.10.102 build 64."
3. Check the Model, labeled as "R610."
4. Review the list of available WiFi Networks, which are "Smith," "Smith_C4," and "Smith_Guest."
5. Access additional settings through the icons at the bottom: "System," "Network," "Radio," "Reboots," "Clients," and "Wlan" for detailed configuration options.
There are some of the additional info/features that you’ll get once your Ruckus is connected:
- The Access Point System Information tab gives you details about CPU, memory, bandwidth usage etc.:
System Status and Performance Overview
1. CPU Usage is at 4%.
2. Memory Usage is at 56%.
3. Total Data Downloaded is 1.8 GB.
4. Total Data Uploaded is 2.0 GB.
5. System Status indicates the device is Online.
6. Connected Time is 1 month.
7. First Association was on July 31, 2019.
8. Last Seen on September 12, 2019.
9. Model number is R610.
10. Total Memory is 449.2 MB.
11. Available Memory is 195.4 MB.
12. Firmware Version is 200.7.10.102 build 64.
- The Network Information tab gives you details about the device IP settings, IP type etc.:
Network Configuration Summary
1. TCP/IP Section:
- IPv4 details are displayed.
- IP Address: Set to 192.168.42.31.
- IP Type: Indicated as DHCP.
- DHCP: Status is Enabled.
- Gateway: Set to 192.168.42.1.
- Netmask: Configured to 255.255.255.0.2. Mesh Section:
- Mesh Mode: Set to auto.
- Status: Indicated as Enabled.
- Uplinks: Value is 0.
- Mesh Enabled: Set to true.3. LAN Section:
- No further details are provided in the LAN section. - The Radio Information tab gives you details about the status, the available channels, the radio type, RX/TX data, etc.:
Radio interface status and metrics overview.
1. **Channel**: Displays the current radio channel as 6.
2. **RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator)**: Indicates the average signal strength, shown as 50 dBm.
3. **Noise Floor**: Shows the interference level at -102 dBm.
4. **Status**: Displays the operational status of the radio as "Enabled."
5. **Channels Available**: Lists available channels as 1 to 11.
6. **Radio Type**: Displays the type as "g/n."
7. **Air Time Total**: Shows the percentage of air time at 76.
8. **Air Time Busy**: Indicates the busy air time percentage as 17.
9. **Rx Bytes**: Shows the amount of received data as 3.4 GB.
10. **Tx Bytes**: Displays the transmitted data as 58.0 GB.
- The Reboots Information tab gives you details about the number of total reboots, the reboot reason, etc.:
Reboot Summary Dashboard
1. The total number of reboots is displayed as 4.
2. Categories listed include:
- Watchdog Reboot: 0
- Powercycle Reboots: 1
- Application Reboots: 2
- Kernel Panic Reboots: 0
- User Reboots: 1
- Reset Buttons Reboots: 0
3. A clickable option titled "Last Reboot Reason" is available for more details.
- The Clients Information tab gives you details about your Ruckus List of Wi-Fi clients connected to the AP and their signal level indicator:
WiFi Clients Overview
1. The network is identified by SSID "Smith".
2. Under the 2.4 GHz band, three devices are listed:
- "Theater Touch Screen" is located in the Theater, Basement, with a connection duration of 6 hours. It is on Channel 6, using AMPAK, with an IP of 192.168.42.230.
- "Select Comfort Bed" is in the Master Bedroom, First Floor, connected for 10 days, using the Select equipment, with an IP of 192.168.42.191.
- "Rachio-08D327" is in the Garage, First Floor, connected for 3 months, using AzureWave, with an IP of 192.168.42.138.
3. Under the 5 GHz band, two devices are listed:
- "Mr-Happys-iPad" requires location assignment, connected for 3 hours, on Channel 36, using Apple, with an IP of 192.168.42.206.
- "Smith’s iMac" is in the Office, First Floor, connected for 1 day, using Apple, with an IP of 192.168.42.143.
4. Each device has a response time indicator in milliseconds.
You can also see Wi-Fi client connected to the AP with its RSSI signal level:
Network status overview.
1. The status section shows the device is "ONLINE" with a 30-second check interval.
2. "Last Status Change" indicates the last change occurred 1 month ago.
3. "Status Changes 24h" shows there have been no changes (0x).
4. "Latest Ping RTD" displays the most recent ping round-trip delay as 5 milliseconds.
5. "Packet Loss" is currently not displaying any data.
6. "Historical Ping Range" shows the range from 1 to 58 milliseconds.
7. A "Ping Now" button is available to manually initiate a ping test.
- WLAN Information tab:
WLAN Status Overview
1. SSID is labeled as "Smith".
2. The number of active clients connected is "7".
3. Connection State is "UP".
4. The radio type supported includes "a/n/ac g/n".
5. Received packets (Rx Packets) count is "17791666".
6. Transmitted packets (Tx Packets) count is "216961757".
7. Received errors (Rx Errors) and transmitted errors (Tx Errors) are both "0".
Ruckus Controller
If you have a Ruckus Controller in your network you will be able to see additional information about its CPU usage, Network, Radio Properties as well as view all its Managed Devices.
Controller Status and Navigation Overview
1. The top section displays a lock icon with the message "All services are unlocked" and an "Access Manager" button. Use this area for security and access management.
2. Below, there are tabs labeled Info, Connect, Alerts, History, Eyes, Interfaces, and Controller. These tabs help navigate different sections of the software.
3. In the main section, the status is shown as "ONLINE" in green. This indicates the system is currently active.
4. Additional details include:
- Connected Time: "7 months ago"
- First Seen: "2015, August 03"
- Last Seen: "2020, November 29"
- Licensed APs: "6"
5. At the bottom, there are icons for:
- System: Access system settings.
- Network Info: View network-related information.
- Radio Properties: Manage radio configurations.
- Managed Devices: Oversee connected devices.
These elements help manage and monitor the system and network effectively.
- System Information tab:
System Information Display Overview
1. The screen shows CPU usage at 96% in the center of the display.
2. Under "System Info," check the status, which is marked as "Online."
3. "Connected Time" is listed as 7 months ago.
4. "Last Seen" date is November 29, 2020.
5. The "Model" is identified as ZD1106.
6. "Firmware Version" is stated as 9.9.0.0.
7. "Build Version" is labeled as 205.
- Network Information tab:
Network Info Overview
1. **TCP/IP Settings:**
- **IPv4:**
- IP Address: 192.168.100.20
- IP Type: Static
- DHCP: Disabled
- Gateway: 192.168.100.1
- Netmask: 255.255.255.0
- **IPv6:**
- IP Address: fe80::6ea0:3eff:fe0c:5a32
- IP Type: Dynamic
2. **DNS Settings:**
- DNS 1: 8.8.8.8
- DNS 2: 8.8.4.4
3. **Mesh Policy:**
- Enabled: true
- Max Hops: 3
- Max Fanout: 5
Use these settings to verify or configure network connections and policies.
- Radio Information tab:
Radio Properties configuration interface.
1. **Global Radio Properties**:
- **Country**: Displays "US", representing the region setting.
- **Environment**: Set to "0x3".
- **Beacon Interval**: Configured to "100".
2. **Radio 11a** section:
- **Channel**: Set to "0".
- **Power Transmission**: Level at "8".
- **Antenna**: Displays "0x03".
- **Max Clients**: Maximum set to "100".
- **Max Vaps**: Limit established at "4".
- **Max Keys Entries**: Total entries allowed is "112".
3. **Radio 11bg** section:
- **Channel**: Set to "0".
- **Power Transmission**: Level at "8".
- **Antenna**: Displays "0x03".
- **Max Clients**: Maximum set to "100".
- **Max Vaps**: Limit established at "4".
This configuration layout provides settings for radio operation across different bands and properties. Adjust these parameters based on network requirements.
- Managed Devices Information tab:
Managed Devices Interface Overview
1. The interface displays a list of managed devices under the "Managed Devices" section.
2. Each device is listed with its name and location, such as "AP1 Mechanical Room" located in the "Plant Room" or "AP2 LG Office" in the "LG Study."
3. Devices show their license status with icons indicating the number of months remaining. Some indicate a green icon for newer licenses or a pink icon warning nearing expiration; for example, "AP6" with 24 days left.
4. The list includes a "Reboot Now" button beside each device, allowing users to restart specific devices if necessary.
5. The layout includes links at the top for "Connected Access Points" and "Licensed Devices," each showing the number 6. Selecting these may provide detailed views or settings related to the devices.