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What is the RUCKUS Technical Family?
RUCKUS Technical Family (RTF) is a vibrant community of networking professionals and technology enthusiasts using RUCKUS solutions.
More than just another tech group, RTF thrives on the connections and expertise of its members.
Why You Should Join RTF
We are passionate about creating simple, powerful networking solutions. Join us to share knowledge, gain early access to new technologies, and connect with top engineers. As a partner, you'll enjoy exclusive webinars, direct collaboration with experts, and access to a global network in over 20 languages.
Join the RUCKUS Technical Family today and be part of a community built on knowledge and relationships.
Why choose the RUCKUS Technical Family?
Stay updated with the latest technology
RTF provides regular webinars and newsletters with all of the latest industry insights to keep you ahead of the curve.
Reliable support from RUCKUS Experts
Engage directly with RUCKUS experts for quick, reliable solutions to your technical challenges.
Curated, high-quality technical content
Receive only the most relevant and actionable content through our curated resources
Collaborative community
Connect with peers, share experiences, and collaborate to solve even the toughest technical issues.
Webinars
Monthly Webinar
February – Accelerating Design & Deployment with RUCKUS Toolkit
Stay ahead with our monthly webinars that cover the latest trends, updates, and best practices in networking technology. Designed for continuous learning and keeping your skills sharp, these sessions are perfect for all RUCKUS professionals. Our webinars qualify eligible Partners to receive Continuing Education (CE) points, an easy and convenient way of extending their RUCKUS certifications! More information can be found here.
RTF Hospitality & MDU webinar
IPTV & Streaming media; MDU Best Practices
Dive into specialized content focused on Multi-Dwelling Units (MDU) and the hospitality sector. Learn how to design and deploy customized RUCKUS solutions to meet the unique challenges of these environments.
Webinar archive
Check out older webinar recordings available in a variety of local languages.
RTF Onboarding Days
Are you a new RUCKUS channel partner or a new member of an existing Channel Partner? If that’s you, then you may have questions, like Who is RUCKUS? and What sets us apart? Register to find out!
If you're already a partner, log in to register for the webinar.
Not a partner yet? Learn more about the benefits of the RUCKUS BIG DOGS Partner Program and how you can apply to join our pack and register for the webinar.
Community events
Stay connected in person and online. Find events in your industry and connect with professionals just like you.
Stay informed with the RUCKUS Technical Family Newsletter
Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest RUCKUS news, technical insights, and updates. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, our newsletter delivers valuable content straight to your inbox
Forums
Discuss your local projects and ask any technical questions using our dedicated RTF forums channel. Our global team of System Engineers take an active part in these discussions, offering help and advice. For the list of all forum topics visit community.ruckuswireless.com.
RUCKUS Community
I am trying to make it so that my Wi-Fi users can access our domain resources (Network folders, other services) but not having a ton of luck.Our architecture is as follows:Each site uses a /19 for vlan1 and our wired devices are shuttled into .30.x via a centralized DHCP server. I have created WLAN on vlan 52 (outside of the internal vlan) for our laptops and there is a DHCP server for those clients on the firewall that provides internal IP addresses on within the .52 subnet (10.xxx.52.0/24). I do not have wireless client isolation enabled on this SSID and the users need to authenticate with a radius server to log onto it. I have also put policies into place for our firewall that allow the .52 subnet to access the vpn tunnel to the data center--just like our internal vlan has.However, the Wi-Fi clients cannot see their network folders or access other services that reside in out data centers. Any help or advice to point me in the right direction will be greatly appreciated and I'm happy to share more details on the network as needed. 😄
Amber colored lights are on the left-most LED above each fiber portHello,I'm new to configuring Ruckus switches, and I have a question about the link lights above the ports I have connected via LC cable to another device. Basically, the four ports above are running LC cable out of a 10GBE SFP that's plugged into a QSFP to SFP converter. All four of the ports are configured as a breakout.Runningshow media eth x/x/x:1 shows the line protocol as being up, and the speed of the port being auto-configured to 10Gbit. I'm curious as to what these amber lights above the port mean though. I haven't seen them on any other device I've connected one of these breakout ports to, but the connection still shows as being up.Any feedback would be appreciated.
So i've read some rumours that aparently the ICX and aparently 7750 have a lot of features that make RoCE work, and i was just wondering if it was possible on such a switch
Like to get help on how to connect and setup a 2nd Ruckus ICX 7150 to my 1st one.
Hi, I have a new T670 AP here, which is connected via PoE 802.3.at, unfortunately it does not connect to vSZ. vSZ is installed in version 7.0.0.1026. I also have other R560s that connect without any problems. AP Patch 6 is also installed. The AP is connected via the PoE port and flashes yellow. Is there anything else I have overlooked? What else is missing?Thanks Tom
Featured resources
Network Security with Zero Trust
Traditional security models aren't enough to combat today's cyber threats. Learn how RUCKUS Networks empowers organizations to implement Zero Trust principles—for continuous verification, strict access controls, and enhanced network protection.
RUCKUS Education Videos
The RUCKUS Education channel focuses on explaining fundamental concepts and protocols in the Wired and Wireless networking arena. We also provide demonstrations of different tasks in relation to the RUCKUS brand of products.
Technical documents
Check out our library of technical documents: release notes, configuration, best practice, deployment guides and more!