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Unofficial Ruckus Unleashed Change Log ​

This change log includes new features, enhancements, changed behavior, caveats, limitations and known issues for all Unleashed releases.

Use my Unleashed firmware guide to see recommended releases, compatible devices, and links to downloads and documentation.

200.17 GA Refresh

Build 200.17.7.0.152 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • When static channel 85 on 6 GHz radio is configured, the AP works on Channel 1. [ER-14378]
  • Improve compatibility with Control4 Halo in 200.17. [UN-11081]

200.17 GA

Build 200.17.7.0.139 released

New Access Point (AP) ​
  • R670 AP ​
    The R670 AP is an 802.11be tri-band Wi-Fi 7 indoor AP that delivers 6 spatial streams (2x2:2 in 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz in tri-band mode or 2x2:2 in 2.4 GHz and 4x4:4 in 5 GHz in dual-band mode).
New Features ​
  • AP R670 Radio mode selection ​
    The radio mode selection in AP R670 allows you to choose between Dual-band or Tri-band radio bands.
  • Show Station Radio Type in Unleashed web interface ​
    From Clients component of the Unleashed web interface, display Radio Type of the connected wireless client from the Clients Details window.
  • SONOS enhancement in Unleashed web interface ​
    Support for SONOS compatibility, ensuring seamless integration with your SONOS audio devices.
  • Enhancements or minor new feature development
Resolved Issues ​
  • Unleashed AP R770 (200.16.7.0.402) has difficulty establishing a Mesh network. [ER-14295]
  • Security fixes, refer to the RUCKUS Security Advisory for more information.

200.16 GA Refresh

Build 200.16.7.0.402 released

New Features ​
  • Support for R770 AP, the first Wi-Fi 7 AP in Unleashed
  • Support for 6 GHz radio
  • Support for 320 MHz channelization
  • WiFi 7 option in WLAN Advanced configuration
  • R770 AP legacy features
Known Issues ​
  • Disable third image support for R770 AP in Unleashed (not same as RUCKUS One or SmartZone), it will not boot up with third image after holding the reset button for more than 15 seconds. [UN-9528]
  • Some older device failed to connect to R770 AP, try updating the card driver or disable Wi-Fi 6/7 option in WLAN. [UN-9717]

200.16 GA

Build 200.16.7.0.325 released

New Features ​
  • BSS prioritization
  • MSCS support
  • New Speedflex support
  • New load balance and band balance support
  • WiFi 5 (802.11ac) APs are not supported
  • WLAN configuration from the web interface using a template
  • Audio/Video (AV) profile support for ICX switch
  • Client roaming with Advanced Video Coding (AVC) information
  • Enhancement and optimization in Unleashed
  • UI enhancements
Known Issues ​
  • There is no option to add a port as tagged member in VLAN for an AV profile. [UN-8881]
  • Unsupported APs did not set to factory default settings after joining Unleashed 200.16. [UN-8743]
Resolved Issues ​
  • HomePod Minis are unable to connect to the Unleashed network after upgrading to Unleashed 200.15. [ER-13309]
  • Authentication difficulty while clients roaming with the eDPSK authentication method. [ER-13825]
  • In the Unleashed web interface, wireless clients are not sorting by WLAN in the Clients component. [ER-13645]
  • Apple devices having roaming issues after upgrading to Unleashed 200.15 MR. [ER-13584]
  • SONOS surround sound speakers have lost their connection using the PSK+WPA2 WLAN authentication. [ER-13583]

200.15 MR2 Refresh

Build 200.15.6.212.20 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Location information is not updated properly while using the AeroScout T2 tags. [ER-13882]
  • SmartZone 104 (6.1.1.0.959) with AP R350 (6.1.1.0.1274) is experiencing intermittent client connectivity issue. [ER-13605]
  • Security fixes, refer to the RUCKUS Security Advisory for more information.

200.15 MR2

Build 200.15.6.212.14 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Clients are experiencing issues when they roam using eDPSK authentication. [ER-13825]
  • In the Unleashed web interface, wireless clients are not sorting by WLAN in the Clients component. [ER-13645]
  • SONOS surround sound speakers lose their connection using the PSK+WPA2 WLAN authentication. [ER-13583]

200.15 MR1 Refresh

Build 200.15.6.112.54 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Apple devices having roaming issues after upgrading to Unleashed 200.15 MR. [ER-13584]

200.15 MR

Build 200.15.6.112.52 released

New Features ​
  • R350E AP support
Resolved Issues ​
  • HomePod Minis are unable to connect to the Unleashed network after upgrading to Unleashed 200.15. [ER-13309]

200.15 GA

Build 200.15.6.12.304 released

New Features ​
  • Alignment with SmartZone (CFG802.11/Driver, Hostapd, configuration).
  • User interface enhancements in terms of UI label changes, panel enhancements, and optimization.
  • Unleashed portal support is a cloud dashboard that allows the Unleashed administrators to control the wireless system remotely. The Unleashed portal shares the same account system with the mobile app (MA) and the information between Unleashed portal and the mobile app is synchronized. You can manage your APs in both the Unleashed portal and MA.
    • Unleashed 200.15 support.
    • A structured administration account that can assign permissions to authorized accounts.
    • Support for full feature remote access to managed devices. A remote access service allows a remote administrator to fully control the network (web user interface and CLI).
  • Configuration of Ethernet port rate limitation for 11ax/H series APs from web user and CLI interfaces, on AP level.
  • ICX information restoration in Unleashed.
  • Support for 5 GHz radio boot advance feature.
  • Add L2 rule comment field (Admin & Services > Services > Access Control > L2/MAC Access Control).
  • Wi-Fi calling enhancement.
  • ICX access number scaled up to 16 in Dedicated Master mode.
  • Support for Mesh uplink selection.
  • Support for Directed MC/BC enable/disable function.
  • WLAN schedule time zone optimization.
  • Captive portal Facebook Wi-Fi login redesigned to support Facebook OAuth authentication.
  • Third-party OEM support.
  • Maximum AP support scaled up to 150 in Dedicated Master mode.
  • Support for 3k length for private certificate key.
Changed Behavior ​
  • LinkedIn OAuth authentication changes: Due to changes in the LinkedIn OAuth authentication, you must apply the new client ID and client secret to use LinkedIn Guest login in Unleashed 200.15.
Resolved Issues ​
  • Kernel panic reboot in T610 AP. [ER-12634]
  • R750 APs are rebooting with target assert. [ER-12709]

200.14 GA Refresh 2

Build 200.14.6.1.203 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • R650 APs are rebooting with target assert. [ER-12151]
  • Kernel panic reboot in T610 AP. [ER-12634]
  • R750 APs are rebooting with target assert. [ER-12709]
  • T350 APs are rebooting with target assert. [ER-12693]

200.14 GA Refresh 1

Build 200.14.6.1.199 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Audio and video call drops or distorts on wireless clients (R350). [ER-12487]
  • Signal strength drops randomly and static clients roaming constantly (R350 running SZ 6.10.0.9240). [ER-12449]
  • iOS mobile app unable to login to manage Unleashed network. (Upgrade the mobile app to the version that includes the fix for security DNS issue). [ER-12577]

200.14 GA

Build 200.14.6.1.179 released

New Features ​
  • GUI support to configure the following parameters OFDM-Only, BSS-Minrate, and Mgmt Tx Rate.
  • Multi-language support for guest WLAN portal
  • Supports more number of WLANs and AP groups for Dedicated Master
  • ICX 8200 switch management
  • Built-in memory diagnostic tool
  • Debug info report (CPU, Memory) for UMM
  • WLAN enhancement support
  • UI multiple language translation enhancement
  • WLAN smart-roam support
Changed Behavior ​
Resolved Issues ​
  • Guest users redirect to administrator login on tagged VLAN (Unleashed 200.13/200.12). [ER-12001]
  • Client cannot access the internet after authorization (Unleashed R550). [ER-12111]
  • Unable to create an Layer 3 ACL with a multicast address as destination. [ER-12091]
  • All access points rebooting frequently due to kernel panic (Unleashed 200.13). [ER-12312]

200.13 GA

Build 200.13.6.1.319 released

New Features ​
  • Increase in rate limit value beyond 200 Mbps
  • Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) certificate SSL support
  • Web UI management with the FQDN from the certificate
  • Read only user UI enhancement
  • DPSK enhancements ​
    • Allowing administrator to set own DPSK
    • Adding a user-friendly DPSK option (number only) in WLAN web UI
    • Administrator can edit DPSK user name and all the passphrases can be shown in the DPSK table
    • Adding a column "VLAN" in user table and DPSK tables
    • Changing "Serial Number" to "DPSK ID" in DPSK table
  • Channel 144 support for country code "UK"
  • AP list display mode changes for Controller mode
  • Support backup Radius server on Unleashed AP when the primary server is configured with domain name [FR-5589]
  • New RUCKUS logo
  • AP-17713: Open UNII 2 EXT and UNII 3 for Israel country code
  • [UI Enhancement] Provide Translate to English "EN" option for Guest WLAN
  • Indoor AP support 5.8G channel
Dedicated Mode: ​
  • L3 discovery support (option 43 support for all Unleashed APs).
  • AP VLAN support
  • AP approved option
  • Redundancy ability for Smart Redundancy (SR) setup
  • Capability: Same with Unleashed, maximum capacity limit increased to 4,000 clients as ZD1200 from 2048.
  • Dedicated master support for AP R750 and AP R850
  • Tunnel WLAN support for Dedicated Master
  • UMM support
  • Image upgrade related (include SR upgrade)
  • ZoneDirector AP migration
  • Limited Dedicated Master discovery
  • Configuration restore verification
  • Device VLAN support in Dedicated Master mode
Note ​

Only R750 AP and R850 AP support Dedicated Master mode.

Changed Behavior ​
  • Master failover mechanism ​
    • Local bridge mode Supports auto-recovery. When the Master is down, the system automatically elects a new Master to manage the Unleashed network with the same configuration as per the AP ability. The administrator can designate an AP to work as Master by using the Preferred Master option. If Primary Preferred Master is enabled, the designated AP will have a high priority to work as the Master AP and the second priority goes to the AP designated as the secondary preferred Master. If both preferred Master APs are down, the system automatically elects another member AP as the new Master AP.
    • Dedicated mode When a Dedicated Master AP is down, there is no option of electing a new Master while the member AP continues to work in the same way. If you require redundancy ability for the Dedicated mode, you can configure Smart Redundancy function manually.
  • Twilio SMS changes ​

    Effective November 28, 2022, Twilio will shut down the /sms/messages resource endpoint. Twilio will no longer update and maintain the /sms/messages endpoint; you’ll need to migrate to the new /messages endpoint so your application continues to function as intended.

    Unleashed 200.13 supports the new API of Twilio SMS. Starting from November 28, 2022, earlier versions of Unleashed prior to 200.13 must upgrade to 200.13 to continue to use the Twilio SMS function.

Known Issues ​
  • Cannot redirect to Google/LinkedIn/Microsoft if the client connects to Unleashed with both Dedicated Master AP and member AP behind NAT. [UN-6668]
  • iphone with iOS 16 cannot reach unleashed.ruckuswireless.com after connecting to the Unleashed network. [UN-6663]
  • Cannot redirect to Google/LinkedIn/Microsoft if the client connects to the AP in public network (Dedicated Master behind NAT). [UN-6641]
  • Authorization error is observed on the iOS devices while logging in with Google (social media) Guest WLAN on default or auto pop-up browser. [UN-6640]
  • Failed to upgrade ICX-7150 from SPS08092 to SPS09010c when importing Elliptic Curve Certificate (ECC). [UN-6600]
  • Unable to run speed tests in the Dedicated AP or member AP behind NAT. [UN-6598]
  • Easy deployment installation did not restore configuration settings of AP management VLAN, Smart Redundancy, AP approval, primary and secondary Master. [UN-6487]
  • R750 profile AP failed to upgrade locally to 200.13 in Wizard page. [UN-6457]
  • The remote device version information of the ICX switch LLDP port is displayed incompletely. [UN-6425]
  • ICX with version 0901a or 0901c failed to connect to the Unleashed system. [UN-6374]
  • Clients cannot associate to WPA2/WPA3-Mixed WLAN when 802.11r is enabled. [UN-6271]
  • Unleashed 200.9 R750 profile failed to upgrade locally to 200.13 due to image size limitation (greater than 50MB). [UN-6071]
Resolved Issues ​
  • Customized SMS server is not working (ZD1200, 10.5.0.0.190). [ER-11148]
  • Bonjour profile name character limit. [ER-11542]
  • Blocking "all" in Tunneling application under "Application Policy" blocks website wordwall.net. [ER-11140]
  • AP R710, 3x3 Clients, uplink throughput better than downlink; performance is well below than AP R610. [ER-10474]
  • AP R750 reboot due to kernel panic. [ER-10795]
  • All the clients randomly lost network connection on the AP. [ER-10797]
  • UE with high idle time are not cleared from the host table. [ER-10844]
  • ZD1200 stamgr crash. [ER-10850]
  • AP R850 reboot due to kernel panic. [ER-10944]
  • DPSK clients lose network connectivity during a failover from Active to Standby Controller. [ER-10967]
  • APs R710 and R610 reboot due to kernel Panic . [ER-10607]
  • Application Recognition & Control Data not being populated. [ER-11615]
  • Unleashed 200.12.10.5.234 - Translate to English "EN" option overlaps with the logo and/or text on small screen devices. [ER-11330]
  • Unleashed login using Active Directory (TLS enabled) fails after an upgrade. [ER-11603]

200.12 MR1 Refresh 1

Build 200.12.10.105.129 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved a display issue of guest portal page for mobile devices. [ER-11330]
  • Resolved an issue where the OS types and host names were not recognized properly for certain devices. [ER-10981]
  • Resolved a packet loss issue during background scanning on some particular APs. [ER-10181]
  • Enhanced the SMS notification feature to support JSON format in post data. [ER-11148]
  • Resolved an issue where certain allowed service got unexpectedly blocked when application policy denial rule was configured as blocking all Tunneling. [ER-11140]

200.12 MR1

Build 200.12.10.105.100 released

New Features and Enhancements ​
  • Dual WAN ports are supported ​
    When gateway mode is enabled, the user can configure two WAN ports, one active WAN port and another standby WAN port that works in failover mode.
    NOTE ​
    Dual WAN ports support is applicable only for H350/H550 Gateway mode.
  • Rogue AP Report ​
    Support to report rogue AP information in status/statistics report.
  • Updating security issues in code, related to vulnerabilities CVE-2018-15504, CVE-2018-15505, and CVE-2019-12953.
  • Change default "dn" name into ruckus default domain name for hotspot WLAN.
  • Enable SSID command in the master CLI.
Resolved Issues ​
  • Uplink throughput is better than downlink throughput in R710 AP with 3x3 clients; performance is well below when compared to that of AP R610. [ER-10474]
  • APs R710 and R610 reboot due to kernel panic. [ER-10607]
  • T610/T710 APs - Air Time Fairness (ATF) with 8x8 11ax clients; 2 clients receiving nearly zero throughput. [ER-10530]
  • R320 AP VoIP silence, wrong sequence number. [ER-10181]
  • R710 AP reboots due to kernel panic. [ER-10918]
  • AP R750 UE with high idle time are not getting cleared from the host table. [ER-10844]
  • All the clients randomly lost network connection on the AP. [ER-10797]
  • R850 AP reboots due to kernel panic. [ER-10944]
  • Random EAP disconnects on Zebra Scan Guns. [ER-10760]

200.12 GA

Build 200.12.10.5.234 released

New Access Points ​
  • H350 ​
    This release adds Unleashed support for the new H350 indoor 802.11ax AP.
    H350 is an 802.11ax Dual-Band Concurrent 2x2:2 .11ax(5GHz) + 2x2:2 .11ax(2.4GHz) for indoor applications which comes with a three port Ethernet (10/100/1000) with PoE input. It doesn't have USB port.
  • T350se ​
    This release adds Unleashed support for the new T350se outdoor 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) AP.
    T350se is an 802.11ax Dual-Band Concurrent 2x2:2 .11ax(5GHz) + 2x2:2 .11ax(2.4GHz) for outdoor applications which comes with a single port Ethernet (1000/100/10M). It also has an integrated USB port.
New Features ​
  • Portal WLAN enhancement for new certificate input ​
    When a new certificate is imported, unleashed master or controller uses the FQDN as the URL host name for portal server access, and corresponding dns-spoofing is done to resolve the domain name to the IP address of unleashed master or controller.
  • Master CLI supports the following: ​
    • WLAN service for AP group
    • APs from other AP groups can be moved from one AP group to another AP group.
  • Friendly-guest key support for guest WLAN ​
    Introduction of user-friendly guest key that consists of only numbers.
  • Channel 144 support ​
    Channel 144 is supported for country codes "US" and "JP" when DFS is enabled.
  • DNSmasq upgrade for security issue ​
    DNSmasq is upgraded to address a security issue.
  • Change of keywords in CLI and web GUI. ​
    The keywords "blacklist" and "whitelist" is changed to "blocklist" and "allowlist" respectively.
  • UMM tunnel to AP for debugging ​
    UMM web UI can access master AP's CLI by way of using an SSH tunnel between the master AP and UMM.
  • Support navigate to AP detail from AP group page ​
    From the AP group page, navigation to AP detail page is supported.
  • Remote access Unleashed and change Unleashed password ​
    Remote access to the Unleashed system is supported to reset the password for Unleashed.
Resolved Issues ​
  • Clients dropped out with a session timeout of 60 seconds. [ER-10627]
  • Multicast traffic was allowed with client isolation enabled. [ER-10555]
  • R850/R720/R730 802.1X UE cannot connect with non-proxy mode. [ER-10422]
  • UE loses network connectivity when roaming between radios in the same AP, in WPA2 WLAN. [ER-10340]
  • SSH traffic was blocked with untag vlan 1 in trunk uplink. [ER-10284]
  • Non-existing ghost MAC was sent from AP to RTLS server. [ER-10241]
  • get mcast-airtime returned the value "0". [ER-10202]
  • Multicast (mDNS) traffic from the client not egressing out of the AP when "unicast+multicast" client isolation is enabled. [ER-10103]
  • Reached buffer limit in syslog or support log. [ER-10057]
  • LACP works with Mesh enabled. [ER-9976]
  • Read lock is not preceded by unlock. [ER-9939]
  • Apple clients disconnecting from WLAN due to inactivity. [ER-9831]
  • Clients with Sonos App are failing to detect Sonos speakers over WLAN. GTK Key Index missing. [ER-9637]
  • R750 MU-MIMO 2.4GHz has very low throughput and 5GHz uplink has 50% more throughput than downlink. [UN-9517]
  • AP reboots due to memory leakage. [UN-9496]

200.11 GA

Build 200.11.10.5.195 released

New Access Points ​
  • R350 ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the new R350 indoor 802.11ax AP.

    The R350 is an 802.11ax Dual-Band Concurrent 2x2:2 .11ax(5GHz) + 2x2:2 .11ax(2.4GHz) for indoor applications which comes with a single port Ethernet (1000/100/10M) with PoE input. It also has a USB port.

  • H550 ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the new H550 indoor 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) AP.

    The H550 is a 2x2:2 indoor access point. Equipped with four Ethernet ports for in-room access, the RUCKUS H550 can be used to connect a range of wired network devices such as IPtv set top boxes, IP telephones, or networked minibars while simultaneously providing dual band Wi-Fi 6 WLAN coverage and concurrent BLE & Zigbee coverage with dual IoT Radios.

  • T350c ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the new T350c outdoor 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) AP.

    The T350c is an 802.11ax / Wi-Fi 6, 2x2:2 Outdoor AP with MU-MIMO. It is an omni-directional internal antenna AP, powered through standard PoE (802.3af/at).

  • T350d ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the new T350d outdoor 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) AP.

    The T350d is an 802.11ax / Wi-Fi 6, 2x2:2 Outdoor AP with MU-MIMO. Additionally, the T350d comes with an onboard BLE/ZigBee radio with a USB port that is perfect for supporting all manner of IoT technologies.

New Features ​
  • Easy change PSK-WPA2 password for legacy device ​
    Provides an easy solution for the customers to continue using the previous Passphrase key or change password for the connected legacy devices. Unleashed generates DPSK keys for all connected legacy devices with previous password of the WLAN.
  • Added DNS server configuration for the wireless client ​
    When Gateway Mode is enabled, the user can customize DNS Server setting for the wireless clients. If the user ignores this setting, Unleashed uses WAN Interface DNS Server setting.
  • Easy ICX management by Unleashed ​
    Enables customer to access ICX home page from Unleashed without manual login. The proxy in Unleashed adds authentication for all ICX requests, and transfers ICX responses to the browser.
  • Client Isolation Enhancement ​
    • Isolate unicast packets, Isolate multicase/broadcast packets, and Automatic support for VRRP/HSRP supported.
    • In the UI, Auto Whitelist is enabled by Default when Wireless Client Isolation is enabled. When Auto Whitelist is enabled, the APs auto-discover gateway devices and add them to the isolation whitelist.
  • Web UI Enhancement - Admin can add guest key directly ​
    Unleashed administrators can create guest passes from the Guest Access Service > Admin Generated Guest Passes page.
  • Replace FTP with HTTPS ​
    As a security enhancement, File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is replaced with Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS).
  • Wi-Fi 6 disable ​
    From the UI, the user can enable or disable Wi-Fi 6 in WLAN for 11ax APs.
  • AD/Radius Support Domain ​
    When configuring the AAA server (Admin & Services > Services > AAA Servers), both domain name and IP format inputs are supported for server address.
  • Configuration change recording ​
    Records all the configuration change commands from the web UI, CLI, mobile app, and UMM to track the configuration changes.
  • Enhancement for "Block mobile App remote user" ​
    Delete function for Mobile App Remote User Control is supported in the web UI. Under Remote User Control, "Create on" and "Last Login" columns are added.
  • Run ICX CLI command on Unleashed CLI ​
    The users can access ICX CLI through the Unleashed CLI.
  • Show the QR code of the PSK/DPSK SSID before applying it to the Wi-Fi network. ​
    Unleashed GUI displays the QR code before applying it to the Wi-Fi network. Displays the new QR code first when the network administrator clicks the "Update" button and then applies the new WLAN configuration after the network administrator clicks "Save" to save the QR code in the QR code screen.
  • Display User Name returned by Radius as the "user" in web UI clients table for EDPSK users ​
    This feature is only for External Dynamic PSK WLAN (EDPSK). In the Wireless Clients page, the column “User” will show the “User-name” attribute from the “Access-Accept” packet of external Radius server. If the “User-name” attribute is empty in the “Access-Accept” packet of external Radius server, the column “User” in the web UI uses the “User-name” attribute from the “Access-Request” packet of Unleashed.
  • Unleashed support downgrade to previous build ​
    Roll back to the previous version with the previous configuration is supported.
  • Unleashed API ​
    Unleashed APIs are supported.
Known Issues ​
  • iphone 12 fails to associate with WPA3 WLAN. [UN-5666]
  • iphone 12 (iOS 14.6) Safari is unable to open unleashed.ruckuswireless.com. [UN-5428]
  • Android phone failed to download prov.apk from the mini browser. [UN-5280]
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where the client is unable to access the internet sometimes. [ER-9521]
  • Resolved an issue where AP rebooted due to kernel panic after enabling LACP. [ER-10577]
  • Resolved an issue where multicast traffic is allowed when client isolation is enabled. [ER-10555]
  • Resolved one MU-MIMO related performance issue for 11ax APs. [ER-9517]

200.10 GA Refresh 2

Build 200.10.10.5.253 released

Known Issues ​
  • Master bonjour gateway is not working if the same VLAN is enabled for management interface. [UN-5291]
  • iOS devices that support 802.11r and WPA3 cannot associate to open-WPA23-mixed+802.11r WLAN. [UN-5000]
  • After prov.apk is installed, Android 10 phone is unable to connect to corresponding WLAN by way of "WiFiAutoConf" application. [UN-5279]
  • Multiple entries are generated for the same iOS or Android device if random MAC addresses are used by the iOS device. [UN-5083]
  • iphone with iOS 14.0.1 or later version is unable to connect to hotspot 2.0 WLAN. [UN-5070]
  • Error 403 appears for iOS devices when it tries to connect with a guest WLAN profile using a social login. [UN-4130]
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where the client is unable to access the internet sometimes. [ER-9521]
  • Resolved an issue where AP rebooted due to kernel panic after enabling LACP. [ER-10577]
  • Resolved an issue where multicast traffic is allowed when client isolation is enabled. [ER-10555]
  • Resolved one MU-MIMO related performance issue for 11ax APs. [ER-9517]

200.10 GA Refresh 1

Build 200.10.10.5.246 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where channels 132 and 136 were disabled for 80 Mhz and Auto, Japan country code. [ER-10500]
  • Resolved an issue where WLAN passphrase locked up the system. [ER-10223]
  • Resolved an issue where Apple clients were getting disconnected from the WLAN due to inactivity. [ER-9831]
  • Resolved an issue where the UE loses network connectivity when roaming between radios on same AP, in WPA2 WLAN. [ER-10340]
  • Resolved an issue where the client with Sonos app were failing to detect Sonos speakers over the WLAN. GTK Key Index missing. [ER-9637]

200.10 GA

Build 200.10.10.5.229 released

New Features ​
  • Change in success message status from red to green ​
    When a test is successful, the status message is displayed in green. When a test fails, the status message is displayed in red.
  • Remote Packet Capture ​
    Captures wireless packets during normal operation and the packets are saved in local files or streamed to Wireshark.
  • Simplify the Installation ​
    During quick installation, a new API is loaded by the UI and WLAN template data is fetched from and sent to the backend. WLAN data such as SSID is displayed in the UI and used as a default value and the data is sent to backend when creating the default WLAN.
  • Provide option to change Master AP, based on network intelligence ​
    This feature gives an option to change the master AP. Under Primary Preferred Master, the UI lists all the APs that accord with a master role on the network. The AP is sorted and listed by a special algorithm (master elect) where the best master is placed at the top of the list.
    The user can choose the best master as the Primary Preferred Master.
  • Election Replay Attack ​
    This feature aims to avoid DDOS attack as a result of not encrypting the election heartbeat or control packet. When the master AP sends election packet to a member AP, the election packet will include the member AP’s MAC address into the packet content. When the member AP receives message from master AP, the MAC address is verified with that of the member AP and if there is a match, then the member AP performs the action specified or else the member AP ignores the election packet.
    Following are the messages that include the member AP’s MAC address: Reboot, set factory, set debug level, set AP role, and set AP delay elect.
  • WPA3 R2: 11r 11w. etc... ​
    Adds SAE FT and AKM PSK SHA256 support to “Open + WPA2/WPA3-Mixed” WLAN, and adds new WLAN type “802.1X EAP WPA2/WPA3-Mixed”.
  • QR Code Support ​
    Unleashed system generates standard QR code so that mobile devices can access Wi-Fi automatically, depending on mobile device version and support.
  • Web UI Enhancement - UI Generates Alarm Notification List from backend API ​
    The UI provides alarm definition list that is fetched from the backend.
  • Management VLAN ​
    This release provides management VLAN support.
  • Management ACL ​
    This release provides management ACL support.
  • 2.4G Mesh Support ​
    This release provides 2.4G mesh support.
  • Save AP core dump from master web UI ​
    This release introduces the option of saving AP core dump files from the web UI. When an AP core dump occurs, a log file is created and stored on Unleashed, and the AP Diagnostic Information section lists the AP's MAC address, IP address, device name, description, and AP model.
  • Open VPN Support ​
    In this release, Unleashed system will provide CLI commands to bring up the openVPN daemon, maintain the openVPN tunnel, and debug the openVPN status and statistics.
  • Status/Statistic Report ​
    Customizing different intervals of different data types, like wlan-report-interval, ap-report-interval, and client-report-interval.
  • Remove RUCKUS infomation in web UI ​
    The Unleashed system will not provide any RUCKUS information in the web UI when no-ruckus-information is enabled in the master AP.
  • A special portal for local database user to change password ​
    This feature allows users to modify password of their accounts without the need for an administrator. Also, syslog will have a record of the users who change their passwords. This reduces the workload of the administrator effectively.
  • Import multiple users into Local database by CSV file ​
    This feature helps to import multiple user accounts into local database using a CSV file.
  • LACP support for 11ax and wave2 AP in CLI ​
    This feature provides LACP support for 11ax and wave2 AP in CLI.
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where Unleashed cannot add ICX switch to the dashboard sometimes. [ER-9968]
  • Resolved an issue on AP where Mesh would not function properly when management VLAN and LACP are both enabled. [ER-9976]
  • Resolved an issue related to vulnerabilities on Unleashed Master after disabling older TLS versions. [ER-9983]
  • Resolved an issue where "mcast-airtime" value was not correct on Unleashed AP. [ER-10202]

200.9 GA Refresh 3

Build 200.9.10.4.243 released

Enhancements ​
  • Fix for FragAttacks ​
Known Issues ​
  • Application Control Policy might not work properly in a dual-gateway scenario. [ER-9567]
  • LLDP restarts repeatedly and AP fails to join master after channelization change on 11ax APs. [UN-4561]
  • Running the get election command from a member AP does not always retrieve the entire AP list. [UN-4511]
  • MAP R750 and R610 channelization are not successfully being set to 160MHZ. [UN-4527]
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue related to FragAttacks. For information on security incidents and responses, refer to http://www.ruckuswireless.com/security.
  • Resolved an issue where APs were rebooting with kernel panic. [ER-9947]
  • Resolved an issue where username does not support some French Accents. [ER-9886]
  • Resolved an issue where R550 was reporting extremely low SNR for the clients. [ER-9736]
  • Resolved an issue where the "Admin and Services" component was not showing up on the dashboard. [ER-9678]
  • Resolved an issue where the CSR key size remained 1024 bits after creating new private key with 2048 bits. [ER-9647]
  • Resolved an issue where Chinese characters could not be entered in the "Full Name" field of guest pass. [ER-7958]

200.9 GA Refresh 2

Build 200.9.10.4.233 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where an Unleashed AP reboots due to memory leakage. [ER-9496]
  • Resolved an issue where the client cannot ping the gateway sometimes. [ER-9426]

200.9 GA Refresh 1

Build 200.9.10.4.212 released

New Access Points ​
  • T750se ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the new T750se outdoor 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) AP.

    The T750SE is a 4x4:4 outoor access point capable of delivering an aggregate throughput of 2.4 Gbps in the 5GHz band and 1.148 Gbps in the 2.4GHz band with an internal 120-Degree Sector antenna and option to attach external antennae. In addition, the T750SE has on-board BLE and Zigbee radios to enable IoT use-cases, and a 2.5Gbps Ethernet back-haul to support high throughput in ultra-high density deployments.

Resolved Issues ​
  • Fixed an R750 target-assert issue. [ER-8674]
  • Adjusted MU-MIMO functionality for better-distributed throughput in environments with a large number of MU-capable clients.[ER-8417]
  • Added a mechanism to detect a surge of phy errors after an offchannel scan so that recovery can occur before a large dip in throughput is observed. [ER-8416]
  • Resolved an issue where traffic flooding would sometimes occur. [ER-8625]
  • Resolved an issue so that an error message pops up in the GUI when the number of configured MAC address has exceeded the limit. [ER-8781]
  • Resolved an issue where an AP would unexpectedly reboot under certain conditions. [ER-8862]
  • Hiding some unnecessary information in syslog. [ER-8875]
  • Fixed an issue where an imported certificate was not working after a master failover. [UN-4771]
  • Fixed an issue where the location-based services (LBS) function was not working with Unleashed APs. [UN-4725]
  • Fixed an issue where clients were experiencing intermittent packet loss. [ER-8946]

200.9 GA

Build 200.9.10.4.202 released

New Features ​
  • Wi-Fi Calling and Wi-Fi Calling Troubleshooting Tool ​
    This feature improves handling and overall quality of Wi-Fi Calling voice calls over Unleashed access points. When enabled, Unleashed performs additional identification, classification and marking of voice calls when the Wi-Fi calling feature is being used, and provides better voice quality by improving jitter, latency and roaming delays.
  • 11ax AP Mesh ​
    This release adds mesh support for 11ax (Wi-Fi 6) APs.
  • Shared DPSK ​
    Allows a single user to share a single DPSK across multiple devices. By default, each DPSK is unique and mapped to a single MAC address. This option allows the admin to override this rule and allow a user to share a single DPSK across multiple devices.
  • ICX Backup/Restore via UMM ​
    Provides options to perform a remote backup or restore of ICX switch configuration using Unleashed Multisite Manager (UMM).
  • WebSocket Support for UMM ​
    Adds WebSocket support for UMM.
  • Factory Reset with Special Configuration Saved in CLI ​
    Allows saving the current configuration via CLI command so that after a factory reset, the Master AP will come back up with the saved configuration rather than resetting all settings to factory defaults.
  • Enhancement of API "is-partial" Merge Function ​
    Improved logic of "is-partial" API merge function for mobile app use.
  • Neighboring AP RF Strength Display ​
    Provides additional information on neighboring APs in the web interface.
  • Secondary Preferred Master ​
    Allows configuration of up to two preferred Master APs. In the event that the primary preferred Master AP is offline, the secondary preferred Master will assume the Master role. When the primary preferred Master returns online, it will resume the role again once it rejoins the Unleashed network.
  • Disable WLAN Service Master AP ​
    This feature allows an admin to set the Master AP to focus on controller tasks. When enabled, the Master AP provides only controller functionality and does not provide WLAN services.
  • Channel Management Enhancement ​
    This release introduces a new automatic channel assignment algorithm using Background Scanning that optimizes for the number of APs and clients and provides user control over when channel changes should occur.
  • User-Defined Time Zones ​
    Allows user to define custom time zones and Daylight Savings Time start and end times.
  • Additional AP information in AP Groups ​
    Provides additional AP details in the AP Group section of the web interface.
  • Updates logo to new CommScope branding.
  • 160 MHz Channelization ​
    This release adds 160 MHz channelization support for Wi-Fi 6 APs.
  • SpeedFlex Security Enhancement ​
    Adds the ability to disable SpeedFlex access from any remote device.
  • Password Reminder ​
    Displays a pop-up reminder message if the admin has not set up password recovery.
New Access Points ​
  • Unleashed R550 ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the new R550 indoor 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) Access Point.

    The Unleashed R550 is a 2x2:2 802.11ax access point with integrated 2-port Ethernet interfaces designed for medium-density, small to mid-sized indoor enterprise WLAN applications. The R550 provides two 1-Gbps Ethernet ports, a USB port and onboard Zigbee/BLE radio support for IoT applications.

  • Unleashed R650 ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the new R650 indoor 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) Access Point.

    The Unleashed R650 is a dual-band 4x4:4 indoor Wi-Fi 6 Access Point featuring one 2.5 Gbps Ethernet port that supports 802.3af/at Power Over Ethernet, one 1 Gbps (non-PoE) Ethernet port, onboard BLE/ZigBee, and a USB port for IoT applications. Designed for medium to high density venues, such as education, the R650 is a mid-high tier AP appropriate for many verticals such as carrier, enterprise, hospitality, health care, and retail deployments.

  • Unleashed R850 ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the new R850 indoor 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) Access Point.

    The Unleashed R850 is a dual-band Wi-Fi 6 Indoor access point with 12 radio chains, operating in 8x8:8 mode on the 5GHz band and in 4x4:4 mode on the 2.4GHz band, supporting peak PHY rates of 4.8Gbps (5GHz) and 1.148Gbps (2.4GHz). The R850 has one 5 Gbps PoE Ethernet port and one 1 Gbps port, onboard BLE and Zigbee radios for IOT applications, and a USB port for additional connectivity. The R850 will operate with PoH, uPOE and 802.3at power.

  • Unleashed T750 ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the new T750 outdoor dual-band concurrent 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) Access Point.

    The Unleashed T750 is a carrier-grade dual-band concurrent 4x4:4 outdoor Wi-Fi 6 Access Point featuring an SFP/SFP+ fiber backhaul option, one 2.5 Gbps Ethernet port that supports 802.3af/at/bt Power Over Ethernet, one 1 Gbps (non-PoE) Ethernet port, onboard BLE/ ZigBee, and a USB port for IoT applications. Targeted for service provider outdoor WLAN applications, the T750 form factor allows mounting to outdoor street furniture, buildings and rooftops and inside pedestals.

200.8 MR Refresh 2

Build 200.8.10.3.290 released

Enhancements ​
  • Enhancement of system security
Known Issues ​
  • Online upgrade from a release prior to release 200.7 requires first upgrading to 200.7 and then upgrading to 200.8. [UN-4149]
  • When performing a local upgrade from a release prior to 200.5 to 200.8, the Unleashed network will be reset to factory default settings. [UN-3891]
  • Local upgrade will fail if 802.11ac Wave 1 APs exist on the Unleashed network. [UN-3508]
  • The web UI only shows general and health info for active ICX switches in an ICX stack. [UN-3766]
  • iOS devices may fail to be redirected to the login page when connecting to a Google social media guest WLAN. [UN-4043]
  • Support for WeChat guest authentication is no longer supported by Tencent, WeChat's parent company, due to security concerns. [UN-3861]
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where the "Directed-Multicast" setting would not persist on the WLAN and Ethernet interfaces on APs. [ER-7600]
  • Resolved a security issue related to CLI vulnerabilities. [UN-4624]
    For security incidents and responses, see: http://www.ruckuswireless.com/security
  • Resolved a target assert issue on the R750. [ER-8575]

200.8 GA Refresh

Build 200.8.10.3.278 released

Enhancements ​
  • Enhancement of system security
  • Removal of product registration in GUI
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved two security issues related to UI vulnerabilities. For security incidents and responses, see http://www.ruckuswireless.com/security.
  • Resolved a fast roaming issue that could cause Multicast/broadcast packets to get dropped. [ER-6780]
  • Resolved an issue where the Directed-Multicast setting would not persist on the WLAN and Ethernet interfaces on APs. [ER-7600]
  • Resolved an R730 AP watchdog timeout issue. [ER-7870]
  • Resolved an issue that could cause R720 and R730 APs to reboot due to target fail detected error. [ER-7874]
  • Resolved an issue that could cause AP reboots due to kernel panic caused by a memory leak. [ER-7896]
  • Resolved an issue with throughput performance in WPA/WAP2 WLANs. [ER-7956]
  • Resolved an issue where clients in sleep mode were unable to receive multicast/broadcast packets. [ER-8085]
  • Resolved an issue where accessing the ZoneDirector GUI would intermittently fail. [ER-8267/ER-8217/ER-8056]
  • Changed the log level of one PoE-related syslog message from error to debug. [ER-8439]

200.8 GA

Build 200.8.10.3.243 released

New Features ​
  • Increased Scale to 128 APs ​

    Unleashed now supports up to 128 APs and 2,048 clients in bridge mode. In gateway mode, a maximum of 50 APs and 1,028 clients is supported.

  • ICX Switch Monitoring and Management ​

    Provides options for monitoring and basic configuration of connected ICX switches.

    The following ICX switch models are supported:

    • ICX7xxx series
    • ICX7xxx series stack

    The following ICX switch firmware versions are supported:

    • SPS08090ufi
    • SPS08091ufi
    • SPS08092ufi
    • SPR08090ufi
    • SPR08091ufi
    • SPR08092ufi
  • Easy Deployment Using UMM ​

    Provides an option for automatically configuring and deploying Unleashed networks remotely using an Unleashed Multi-Site Manager template.

  • M510 Enhancements ​

    LTE status information and connectivity check features.

  • Local Upgrade Support in Setup Wizard ​

    Setup Wizard provides an option to upgrade the firmware prior to building the Unleashed network.

  • Remove Wave 1 AP Support ​

    802.11ac Wave 1 APs are no longer supported. Unleashed R310, R500, R600, and T300 series do not support firmware release 200.8 or later and cannot be upgraded to this release.

  • URL Filtering ​

    URL filtering allows administrators to manage internet usage by preventing access to inappropriate websites using a customizable combination of blacklists and whitelists.

  • Top 10 ARC Graphs per AP Group/per WLAN ​

    Application recognition graphs to display in per AP group and per WLAN views.

  • New ARC Engine ​

    The Application Recognition engine has been upgraded to a new system with improved application detection.

  • WPA3 ​

    WPA3 encryption and all WPA3-related WLAN types are now supported (WPA3, WPA2/WPA3-mixed, OWE).

  • Mark Rogue Devices ​

    Provides the option to mark rogue APs as "known" so that they do not appear repeatedly in system event and alarm messages.

  • Admin Active Directory Authentication ​

    Allows administrator authentication using a remote authentication server.

  • Restructure of Admin & Services Web Interface ​

    Reorganized several features in the Services and Administration sections of the web UI for improved navigability.

  • Additional SMS Service Provider Support ​

    Additional country code options can now be configured for custom SMS servers.

  • Additional Configuration Options from WLAN Edit Page ​

    Ability to edit WLAN parameters including 802.1X, accounting, etc. from WLAN edit page.

  • Remote Syslog Server Support ​

    Provides options for delivering log messages to a remote syslog server.

  • Syslog Client Specific Log Options ​

    Provides options for limiting syslogs to client-specific subsets.

  • Guest Info Exportability ​

    Allows export of guest information: client connect and disconnect logs.

  • GDPR (Phase 1) ​

    Enables compliance with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation “right to know” and “right to delete” rules for protection of client data.

  • Limit the Allowed Login Domains for Google Authentication ​

    Google authentication can be limited to specific domains for corporate Gmail users.

  • PoE Mode Warnings ​

    Displays a warning icon and a message when an AP is receiving less than full power. Refer to the Online Help for AP-specific details on limitations due to reduced power input.

  • UMM Login Enhancement ​

    Improved handling of remote login from UMM.

  • ARC Category Policy Support ​

    Allows the user to select "all" applications when creating an application recognition rule.

  • New CLI Configuration Commands ​

    Three new Master CLI configuration commands: "HS2.0 support", "Configure restore" and "Location message forwarding."

  • Internet Checking Enhancement ​

    New CLI commands allow configuration of DNS addresses used for Internet status checking.

  • WiFi4EU Snippet ​

    This option allows introduction of a WFi4EU snippet, which allows access to free of charge Wi-Fi for EU citizens and visitors via hotspots in public spaces in municipalities across Europe.

  • Changed Election Heartbeat Broadcast Packets to Unicast ​

    Member APs will send unicast packets rather than broadcast packets to known APs after entering run state.

200.7 MR Refresh 8

Build 200.7.10.202.145 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • iOS MA unable to login to manage Unleashed network. (Must upgrade MA to the latest version that includes the fix for security DNS issue on MA side). [ER-12577]

200.7 MR Refresh 7

Build 200.7.10.202.141 released

Enhancements ​
  • Fix for FragAttacks (11ac wave1 AP 5G radio)
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where WISPr client was not able to access the domain in the walled garden whitelist. [ER-6559]
  • Resolved an issue where MacBook client was getting disconnected intermittently. [ER-9831]
  • Resolved an issue where ZoneDirector system was becoming unresponsive under certain conditions. [ER-10223]
  • Resolved a fingerprints-related issue. [ER-10981]

200.7 MR Refresh 6

Build 200.7.10.202.127 released

Enhancements ​
  • Fix for FragAttacks (11ac wave2 AP)
Resolved Issues ​

200.7 MR Refresh 5

Build 200.7.10.202.121 released

Enhancements ​
  • Enhancement of system security
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where the "Directed-Multicast" setting would not persist on the WLAN and Ethernet interfaces on APs. [ER-7600]
  • Resolved a security issue related to CLI vulnerabilities. [UN-4624]
    For security incidents and responses, see: http://www.ruckuswireless.com/security

200.7 GA Refresh 4

Build 200.7.10.202.118 released

Enhancements ​
  • Enhancement of system security
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where rogue device reporting would not work properly when the SSID name is configured as a non-English name. [ER-6248]
  • Resolved an issue on R720 APs where wireless clients could experience low uplink throughput if they had previously associated to a WLAN with rate limiting enabled on the same R720 AP. [ER-6567, ER-6576, ER-6830]
  • Resolved a kernel panic issue on APs located in high density environments when associated wireless clients were frequently roaming in and out of range. [ER-6689]
  • Resolved a Multicast group issue that could cause multicast/broadcast packets to get dropped. [ER-6748]
  • Resolved an issue with delayed response from session manager from controller due to latency between controller and remote APs, which could result in timeout errors during DPSK authentication. [ER-6886]
  • Resolved an issue on R310 APs where the 5G radio would not function properly in 20 MHz channelization mode. [ER-6969]
  • Resolved an issue on 11ac Wave 1 APs where unsupported data rates were used to send the first data packet to a wireless client over the 5 GHz radio. [ER-7018]
  • Resolved an issue where the R700 APs rebooted on detection of target failure. [ER-7073]
  • Resolved an issue where the incorrect redirection URL was sent for guest authentication by the controller if the "domain" field was not set in the uploaded certificate. [ER-7156]
  • Resolved an issue with mesh APs establishing a connection to an uplink AP when smart uplink selection is enabled. [ER-7204]
  • Resolved an issue where configurations saved on an access point might become corrupted randomly. [ER-7225]
  • Resolved an AP issue with "Singapore" country code where DFS channels were not listed in the supported channel list for certain AP models. [ER-7247]
  • Resolved an issue with T310D APs rebooting with reason "Reset Button". [ER-7419]
  • Resolved an issue where the AP CLI command ''get scanresults" did not work properly. [ER-7630]
  • Resolved an issue where the reported MAC address and other content was inaccurate in packets sent from the AP to the Aeroscout server. [ER-7937/ER-8161]

200.7 GA Refresh 3

Build 200.7.10.202.94 released

Enhancements ​
  • Enhancement of system security
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue of dropping ARPs in target firmware, due to all GRP Key entries occupied. [ER-6748]

200.7 GA Refresh 2

Build 200.7.10.202.92 released

Enhancements ​
  • A new option in the Setup Wizard allows the admin to perform a local firmware upgrade prior to deployment.
  • New CLI commands allow the admin to force Unleashed Multi-Site Manager (UMM) management, preventing the disabling of UMM management from the web interface. Use the Unleashed-Multi-Site-Manager-Force command to enable the force-umm feature. Use the no Unleashed-Multi-Site-Manager-Force command to disable force-umm.
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved a security issue related to vulnerability CVE-2019-11477, CVE-2019-11478 and CVE-2019-11479. [AP-11589]
    For information on security incidents and responses, please visit https://www.ruckuswireless.com/security.
  • Resolved an issue where, when a CA signed certificate was installed on the Master AP and the Master AP was disconnected, the certificate would not be pushed to the member AP that would become the new Master, resulting in the new Master using its original certificate rather than the signed certificate. [ER-7625]
  • Resolved an issue where the authentication portal page would still show up on MacOS clients after successful guest authentication. [ER-7392]
  • Resolved an issue on R720 APs where the output of the CLI command get bond would incorrectly display LACP disabled when LACP was enabled. [ER-7796]

200.7 GA Refresh 1

Build 200.7.10.102.64 released

Enhancements ​
  • This release adds support for the Japan version of the Unleashed M510 LTE Access Point.
  • Unleashed Admin accounts can now be created with limited monitoring privileges, in addition to full administrative access.
  • Enhanced the Hotspot web interface.
  • Enhanced PoE Mode settings in AP model-specific controls to provide better control over AP power settings.
  • External DPSK: Dynamic PSKs can now be created for clients authenticated via external RADIUS server, in addition to internal database.
  • Extended the maximum size of the guest WLAN "Terms and Conditions" to 16,000 bytes.
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue with high CPU utilization caused by bulk login and logoff attempts from the network. [ER-7081]
  • Resolved an issue with R310 APs that could cause instability when 5 GHz radio channelization was set to 20. [ER-6969]
  • Resolved an issue on R720 APs where wireless clients could experience low uplink throughput if they had previously associated to a WLAN with rate limiting enabled on the same R720 AP. [ER-6567, ER-6830, ER-6576]
  • Resolved an issue that could cause R720 APs to reboot due to kernel panic. [ER-6689]

200.7 GA

Build 200.7.10.2.339 released

Enhancements/New Features ​
  • AP Groups ​

    AP Groups can now be configured, allowing admins to apply multiple configuration profiles to different groups of APs.

  • CLI Setup Wizard ​

    A new CLI setup wizard provides another way to perform the initial network configuration, in addition to the mobile app and browser-based setup methods.

  • Increase Scale to 50 APs and 1,024 Clients ​

    Unleashed now supports up to 50 APs (up from 25), and 1,024 clients (up from 512).

    NOTE
    As of this release, this increase applies only to Unleashed 802.11ac Wave 2 APs.

    NOTE
    The 50 AP maximum does not apply when the Master AP is in Gateway Mode, regardless of AP model. If the Master AP is deployed in Gateway Mode, the maximum remains 25 APs.

  • 802.1X Authentication Caching ​

    This feature allows the APs to cache 802.1X client credentials at the AP, so that clients will not have to perform additional authentications in case of disconnection from the RADIUS server within a specified time limit.

  • WPA2+Hotspot WLANs ​

    This release adds support for creating an SSID using WPA2-PSK and Hotspot service at the same time.

  • Bonjour Fencing ​

    Bonjour Fencing provides a mechanism to limit the scope of Bonjour service discovery in the physical/spatial domain. This is useful because logical network boundaries (e.g. VLANs) do not always correlate well to physical boundaries within a building/floor.

    This feature can be configured via CLI commands only in this release.

  • Ethernet Port VLAN Support ​

    Allows VLAN configuration of Ethernet ports on wall-plate type APs (H320 and H510).

  • Merge Guest and Social Media WLAN Types ​

    Social Media WLANs are now a subcategory of Guest WLAN, rather than being a separate WLAN type as in previous releases.

  • Captive Portal Customization ​

    Provides several new options for customizing the Captive Portal login page for Guest WLANs.

  • Portal Page Multi-Language Support ​

    This feature is enabled by default for the Guest WLAN login portal page when the web interface language is not English.

  • Client Connection Diagnostics Enhancement ​

    Client connection troubleshooting can now be run on clients connected to Web Auth, Hotspot (WISPr), and Social Media Guest WLANs, in addition to standard usage WLANs.

  • Save Debug Info Progress Indication ​

    A progress indicator is now displayed when the Save Debug Info button is pressed to download a debug log file.

  • Display Unleashed Version on First Installation Page ​

    The firmware version number currently being configured is now displayed on the first installation wizard screen.

  • Favorite Client Support ​

    Mark a client as a "favorite," to receive notifications when the client connects or disconnects.

  • L3 Fast Path Performance Enhancement ​

    This feature improves throughput performance when the AP is gateway mode, increasing efficiency by allowing certain packets to bypass bridge and route processes based on information learned from traffic analysis.

  • Event Level Setting in Diagnostics Logs ​

    Provides a configuration option to set the level of debug logs to display on the Events page.

  • Display "Uploading" Progress Bar on Upgrade Page ​

    A progress bar is now displayed to indicate the image file upload progress.

  • Increased Max Bind IP Addresses for DHCP Server to 128 from 32.

  • Improved speed of Setup Wizard process.

  • MAC Auth authentication can now use local database as the auth server.

  • Reduce Channel Change Frequency.

200.6 GA Refresh 2

Build 200.6.10.1.312 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue with incorrect 5 GHz power levels for R310 APs in Japan country code. [AP-8063]
  • Resolved an issue with Device Access Policies that would prevent clients from connecting to a WLAN with Zero-IT enabled. [ER-6577]

200.6 GA Refresh

Build 200.6.10.1.310 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue that could cause Mesh APs to disconnect when an ACL rule was changed for a WLAN. [ZF-19038]
  • Resolved an issue that could prevent users from accessing the Unleashed Setup Wizard via wired Ethernet connection to the AP's default IP address 192.168.0.1 when the AP is in factory default state and there is no DHCP server on the network to assign an IP address to the Unleashed AP. [UN-2503]
  • Resolved incorrect UI text description of E510 external antenna settings. [UN-2505]

200.6 GA

Build 200.6.10.1.308 released

New Access Points ​
  • New Access Point: C110 ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the C110 802.11ac Wall Plate AP with DOCSIS 3.0 backhaul support.
    Designed to be installed in an outlet box with a coaxial cable termination, the C110 features a DOCSIS/EuroDOCSIS 3.0 cable modem for backhaul, a USB port for uses such as a BLE dongle or other IoT applications, and two RJ-45 LAN ports for in-room wired Ethernet access.

  • New Access Point: E510 ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the E510 Modular Access Point.
    The E510 is a modular outdoor AP designed for installation in scenarios where the Wi-Fi intelligence and the antenna modules must be physically separated, such as light poles, light fixtures, street furniture, railway carriages and track side installations.

  • New Access Point: T310 Series ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the T310 series of outdoor dual-band 802.11ac Wave 2 APs.

    The T310 series (T310c, T310d, T310n, T310s) is an outdoor dual-band 802.11ac Wave 2 AP designed for flexible installation in a wide variety of outdoor environments.

    The T310d has an omni antenna, an extended temperature range (-40C to 65C), one 10/100/1000 Ethernet port that supports 802.3af PoE in, optional DC power input, and a USB port for IoT devices, such as a BLE or Zigbee dongle, Z-Wave, etc.

    The T310c has an omni antenna, with narrower operating temperature range, and no USB port or DC power supply option.

    The T310s is the sector antenna variant of the T310 series, and the T310n is the narrow sector antenna variant.

Enhancements ​
  • Same-WLAN Support for Multiple Social Media Logins ​
    Existing Social Media login methods (Facebook, Google, LinkedIn and Microsoft) can now be used simultaneously on the same WLAN.
  • WeChat WLANs ​
    A new social media WLAN type – WeChat – is now available.
  • Zero Touch Mesh ​
    Zero Touch Mesh allows customers to skip the mesh configuration priming process, enabling Mesh APs already installed in their permanent locations to auto-discover, auto-provision and auto-form a mesh network without priming.
  • Application Recognition and Control Enhancements ​
    Application rate limiting and QoS traffic shaping rules can now be created, in addition to application denial rules.
  • Client Connection Troubleshooting ​
    Client connection troubleshooting allows customers to diagnose wireless client connection issues to determine why a client fails to connect to the wireless network.
  • Unleashed Multi-Site Manager (UMM) Connectivity Enhancements ​
    Allows connectivity from UMM to an Unleashed Master AP behind a NAT firewall. Unleashed will initiate an SSH tunnel when the "Enable management by Unleashed Multi-Site Manager" option is selected, allowing TR-069 protocol traffic to traverse the firewall.
  • Internet Status Enhancement ​
    The Internet component on the Dashboard now provides details on the Unleashed Master AP's upstream connection to the internet, including public IP address, DNS servers, Gateway address, and the Ethernet port being used as the WAN port.
  • Dashboard Refresh Performance Enhancement ​
    Improved UI performance when refreshing Dashboard elements.
  • Local Upgrade Enhancement ​
    Allows the user to upgrade a single AP at a time using an image file from a local PC. A new Local Upgrade button is displayed when the AP is blocked or disconnected due to version mismatch, and clicking this button launches an upgrade page with the option to upgrade each AP individually.
  • AP Ethernet Port Status ​
    The web UI now provides information on AP Ethernet port status, including link status and link speed.
  • Uniform Recovery SSID ​
    Enhanced the AP configure and recovery SSIDs to allow remote wireless configuration of newly installed APs and recovery of isolated mesh APs.
  • Support Entitlement Enforcement ​
    Unleashed remote management will now check for a valid Support Entitlement file. If none is found, a license expired message will be displayed to remind customers to update the license file when the support license has expired.
  • Password Recovery ​
    The Unleashed Setup Wizard now provides an option to enter a Security Email, Security Question and Security Answer to allow you to reset your password in the event that your username or password are forgotten.
  • Client Rename Feature ​
    Connected wireless clients can now be renamed in the Unleashed web UI for easier identification. Manually renaming a client changes its display name in any locations where the client Host Name is displayed.
  • AP Reboot Cause Reporting ​
    Additional reboot causes are provided when a member AP reboots after rejoining an Unleashed Master.
  • 2014/53/EU (RED) Compliance ​
    With this release, Ruckus Access Points are in compliance with the new European Radio Equipment Directive (EU directive 2014/53/EU). Please refer to the Declaration of Conformity insert in the AP box for more information.
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue that could cause R610 traffic graphs to display regular traffic spikes at double the normal rate. [ER-6236]
  • Resolved an issue that could cause performance degradation for 802.1X WLANs with certain encryption options enabled. [ER-5956]
  • Resolved an issue where guest pass emails would be sent with the default text (in English) for self-service guest passes, even when the text was changed on the Services > Guest Access Service page. [ER-6142]
  • Resolved an issue where guest passes would display an incorrect validity period when users connected to a guest WLAN with "single shared guest pass among all users" enabled. [ER-6092]
  • Resolved an issue where users connected to a guest WLAN would fail to be redirected to the login page. [ER-5892]
  • Resolved an issue where import of guest pass customization file would fail. [ER-5887]
  • Resolved a guest pass printout incompatibility issue that could cause guest pass printouts to display incorrectly, if they had been customized in an earlier release before upgrading to release 200.5. [ER-5865]
  • Resolved an issue where SMTP server hostnames were limited to 32 characters. [ER-5789]
  • Resolved an issue where client fingerprinting would fail to properly identify clients running Windows 10 version 1803. [ER-6414]
  • Resolved an issue where ARP packets for internal communications between C110 AP and CM modules could leak out to the cable network. [ER-5985]
Caveats, Limitations and Known Issues ​

  • If a Ruckus AP running standalone AP firmware is upgraded to Unleashed 200.6, the "Zero Touch Mesh" feature will not work until another factory reset is performed after upgrade. [UN-2084]

  • If a guest pass printout customization was created running Unleashed 200.3 or earlier, the printouts may display incorrect or missing information after upgrading to 200.6. [UN-2383]

    Workaround: Edit and save the existing template after upgrading to 200.6, or create a new one after upgrading and replace the old one.

  • The Unleashed Upgrade page allows the user to downgrade a T310 or E510 AP to an unsupported release via local upgrade. As these APs are new in 200.6, they should not be downgradeable to a previous release. Admins should be careful not to accidentally downgrade an AP to an Unleashed build that does not support that AP model. If this does happen, the AP will reboot 5-7 times and then revert to the previous image. [UN-1688]

  • The built-in credentials for social media WLANs (other than Facebook) only work when the Master uses the default certificate. If an admin imports a new SSL certificate for the Unleashed Master, he/she will need use his/her own client ID for social media WLAN login. [UN-2374]

  • All C110 APs under the same CMTS are isolated by default. [UN-1851]

  • Google Pixel and Nexus 6P are not correctly identified by the client fingerprinting feature. [UN-2203]

  • Libratone wireless speaker clients fail to properly renew IP addresses from DHCP. [UN-2134]

  • Uploading a logo from the mobile app may fail without an error message if the upload is too large. [UN-2251]

  • Some clients (including Huawei Honor 8) running certain versions of Chrome browser (including Chrome version 65.0.3325.109) may fail to be redirected to the AAA server login page after connecting to a web auth WLAN due to a compatibility issue with Chrome and HTTPS redirect. [UN-2132, UN-2475]

    Workaround: By default, web auth portal redirection is in forced HTTPS mode. To disable forced HTTPS redirection for web auth WLANs, enter the Master AP CLI and enter the following commands:

    ruckus-cli
    ruckus# config
You have all rights in this mode.
ruckus(config)# no web-portal-force-https-redirection
The command was executed successfully.
ruckus(config)# 
ruckus(config)# 
ruckus(config)# show portal-auth-generation
Force DNS server: Disabled
Force Web Portal HTTPS Redirection: Disabled
ruckus(config)#

  • HTTPS redirect for web auth WLANs may fail in Firefox browser (v.59.0.2) due to an SSL certificate error. [UN-2486]

    Workarounds:

    1. Click the "Open network login page" button on right top corner of this error page to open the web portal login page in a new tab.
    2. Use another browser, such as Chrome v65, Safari 10.1.2, or IE 11.

  • Attempting to visit certain websites (e.g., www.google.com) while connected to a "Configure.Me" SSID from an AP in factory default state may fail to launch the Unleashed Setup Wizard. This is due to certain websites' use of HSTS (Hypertext Strict Transport Security), which will cause the browser to refuse to redirect to the Unleashed Setup Wizard page properly without an authenticated third party certificate. [UN-2483]

    Workaround: Try another website that doesn't use HSTS (www.ruckuswireless.com, for example). The browser will redirect to the Setup Wizard.

  • Zero-IT profile file fails to download via iOS 11.3 CNA. [UN-2480]

    Workaround: Enable Bypass Apple CNA feature.

  • If an Unleashed Master AP is configured with a static IP address, it will retain the static IP address after rebooting and another member AP takes over as Master, rather than switching to DHCP to get a new dynamic IP address. [UN-2159]

  • If a Google Social Media WLAN was created prior to upgrading to 200.6 using non-default credentials, it may fail to work after upgrading to 200.6 due to a change in the Google redirection URI. [UN-2501]

    Workarounds:

    1. Use the default built-in Google account.
    2. Change the user's Google account URI settings to add the URI http://unleashed.ruckuswireless.com/user/auth.jsp to match with the system.

200.5 GA Refresh 3

Build 200.5.10.0.291 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved a guest pass printout incompatibility issue that could cause guest pass printouts to display incorrectly, if they had been customized in an earlier release before upgrading to release 200.5. [ER-5865]
  • Resolved an issue where import of guest pass customization file would fail. [ER-5887]
  • Resolved an issue where users connected to a guest WLAN would fail to be redirected to the login page. [ER-5892]
  • Revolved an issue that could cause R710/T710/R610/T610/R720 Ethernet port links to be unable to come up when connected to some switches. [ER-5466]
  • "Smart Roaming" QoS classification CLI commands have been added to the WLAN context. [UN-1626]
  • Removed incorrect "Automatic AP approval" text from web UI. [UN-1611]

200.5 GA Refresh 2

Build 200.5.10.0.283 released

Resolved Issues ​

  • Resolved an issue related to the WPA KRACK vulnerability. For information on security incidents and responses, see https://www.ruckuswireless.com/security. [AP-6463]

    This release fixes multiple vulnerabilities (also known as KRACK vulnerabilities) discovered in the four-way handshake stage of the WPA protocol. The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) IDs that this release addresses include:

    • CVE-2017-13077
    • CVE-2017-13078
    • CVE-2017-13079
    • CVE-2017-13080
    • CVE-2017-13081
    • CVE-2017-13082

    Client devices that have not yet been patched are vulnerable to KRACK attacks. To help protect unpatched client devices from KRACK attacks, Ruckus strongly recommends running the CLI commands below:

    ruckus-cli
    ruckus# config
ruckus(config)# system
ruckus(config-sys)# eapol-no-retry

    Use the following command to disable:

    ruckus-cli
    ruckus(config-sys)# no eapol-no-retry

    Enabling the eapol-no-retry feature (disabled by default) prevents the AP from retrying packets in the key exchange process that have been found to be vulnerable to KRACK attacks. Note that enabling this feature may introduce client connectivity delay in high client density environments.

    For more information about KRACK vulnerabilities, visit the Ruckus Support Resource Center at https://support.ruckuswireless.com/krack-ruckus-wireless-support-resource-center.

  • New CLI commands for configuring WLAN QoS settings on the Master AP are now supported. [UN-1593]

Caveats, Limitations and Known Issues ​

  • AP configuration max clients setting cannot be configured from 52 to 99 for some APs. [UN-1620]

  • If two Unleashed networks are connected to the same switch with different PVIDs and the switch ports are configured as trunk ports, they may be able to communicate with each other (depending on AP model), resulting in unexpected network topologies. [UN-1610]

    Workaround: Configure switch ports as access ports with different PVID settings so that the two Unleashed APs cannot communicate with one another.

200.5 GA Refresh

Build 200.5.10.0.235 released

New Access Points ​
  • New Access Point: R720 ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the Ruckus R720 802.11ac Wave 2 Access Point. The R720 is a 4x4:4 dual-band concurrent indoor AP designed for high density indoor applications. The R720 features one 10/100/1000 Ethernet port, and one 100/1000/2500 Ethernet port that supports 802.3af and 802.3at Power Over Ethernet (PoE), and a USB port for IoT applications.

  • New Access Point: T610/T610s ​

    This release adds Unleashed support for the T610 and T610s (sector antenna variant) outdoor 802.11ac Wave 2 Access Points. The T610 is a carrier-grade 802.11ac Wave 2 outdoor AP designed for enterprise and service provider outdoor WLAN applications. The T610 includes dual radios with 4x4:4 spatial streams, two 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports (one port supports PoE input), and 802.1ax Ethernet port aggregation. The T610 also includes a USB port for BLE Smart Beacon, Zigbee or other IoT devices.

    The T610s is the sector antenna version of the T610. It includes all of the same features as the T610.

  • New Access Point: H320 ​

    The H320 is an 802.11a/b/g/n/ac "Wave 2" dual band access point with integrated 3-port Ethernet, in a form factor designed for mounting to electrical outlet boxes. The H320 is targeted for hospitality and MDU applications where it will be installed one per room for a typical hotel room. The switch ports can be used for in-room wired applications like IPTV and/or to provide a wired alternative for guest internet access.

    The H320 has one 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet port and two 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports. The Gigabit port on the rear of the unit supports 802.3af PoE input. The PD will identify as a Class 3 device with a max draw of 12.95W.

    NOTE
    The H320 does Not support mesh.

Enhancements ​
  • Setup Wizard Enhancement ​

    The Unleashed Setup Wizard now requires less steps to complete. The "Configuring Unleashed Master" screen is no longer displayed and the reboot is no longer necessary.

  • Any URL Redirects to Unleashed Setup Wizard ​

    When a client connects to the “Configure.Me” setup WLAN, any URL address entered into the browser’s navigation bar will be redirected to the Unleashed setup web interface.

  • Enable UPnP and Bonjour service ​

    This release adds support for Universal Plug & Play (UPnP) for Unleashed AP discovery on Windows networks, and Bonjour, for discovery by Apple/Google devices.

  • Enable/disable WLAN per radio ​

    Users can now manually enable/disable WLAN service per radio. Default is enabled on both radios for any newly created WLANs.

  • Guest Access Portal enhancement ​

    Guest access portal, sponsor login and self service registration pages have been updated.

  • SSID Rate Limiting ​

    Added the option to configure rate limiting on a per-WLAN basis (in addition to the existing per-user rate limiting). If per-SSID rate limiting is enabled, per-user rate limiting is disabled.

  • RADIUS Accounting ​

    AAA server type RADIUS Accounting is now supported.

  • Dynamic VLAN ​

    Dynamic VLAN allows clients to be assigned to VLANs dynamically based on RADIUS group attributes.

  • Master CLI Support ​

    Many controller configuration functions can now be performed via CLI commands issued to the Master AP via SSH or console connection.

  • Port Forwarding and WAN Port Protection in Gateway Mode ​

    Two new features are now available when the Unleashed Master is in Gateway mode. Port forwarding allows the admin to create forwarding rules for forwarding certain types of traffic across the WAN interface. WAN Port Protection allows the admin to configure which types of services are accessible through the WAN port.

  • Application Recognition and Control Enhancements ​

    Enhanced ARC framework to use the same framework as ZoneDirector 10.0.

  • Gateway Mode Enhancements ​
    • ARC support on Master AP
    • Gateway AP Recovery mechanism
    • Merged two DHCP client scripts together
    • Gateway Master now supports Mesh in PPPoE mode
    • The default WAN port for Gateway mode should be a non-PoE port
  • Multi-language support: ​
    • English
    • Brazilian Portuguese
    • Chinese Simplified
    • Chinese Traditional
    • Czech
    • Dutch
    • French
    • German
    • Spanish
    • Swedish
    • Turkish
    • Italian
  • Preferred Master ​

    The "Preferred Master" setting allows customers to select a specific AP to be the Master AP in an Unleashed network, so that if the current Master AP is disconnected, it will have the highest priority to resume the role of Master AP again once it rejoins the Unleashed network. By default, there is no preference as to which AP should become the Master AP; the first (highest capability) AP that is deployed automatically becomes the Master AP.

    Using the Preferred Master setting, users can configure one AP to have priority. Any (non-mesh) AP can become the Master if the preferred Master is offline, but when the Preferred Master comes back online, it will assume the Master role again.

    NOTE
    A Mesh AP cannot be configured as the Preferred Master.

  • Ruckus Unleashed Multi-site Manager ​

    The Unleashed Multi-Site Manager allows customers to manage up to 300 Unleashed networks from a central location, enabling remote administration of multiple Unleashed deployments using a single admin user name and password.

    The Unleashed Multi-Site Manager provides the following critical centralized network management functions:

    • Monitoring - provides the ability to get health status of all Unleashed networks, events & alarms, placement of APs on world map, clients info from dashboard itself.
    • Reporting - Rich reports are available such as Device Inventory, Client association, PCI, Resource Monitoring, Capacity, etc.
      For more details refer to product documentation.
    • Management - enables to perform several management activities from a central location namely scheduled software upgrade, backup & restore to create cookie cutter configuration to deploy several sites and so on.
  • Mobile App Support Remote Management for Multiple Unleashed Networks ​

    The Unleashed Mobile App version 2.0 now allows customers to perform common monitoring and management functions remotely for up to 10 Unleashed networks. Simply login using a supported Social Media login, add the Unleashed networks to be managed, and start managing them locally as well as remotely.

    Customers do not need to do any complex port forwarding configuration or open firewall ports to enable remote management of Unleashed networks.

    NOTE
    Although not enforced in this release, a Support contract for Unleashed network will be needed for Social Media login-based remote management.

  • Mobile App Notification ​

    If enabled, Unleashed will deliver an app notification whenever an alarm is triggered.

Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue that could cause kernel panic in Unleashed APs running release 200.4. [ER-5664]
Caveats, Limitations and Known Issues ​

  • The Setup Wizard web page closes automatically after clicking "Finish" when setting up the network using Mac OS. [UN-1180]

  • Firefox and Chrome browsers fail to automatically redirect to the Setup Wizard page when the default home page is used. [UN-988]

    Workaround: Users must manually input any URL in the browser to be redirected to the Unleashed Setup Wizard.

  • Member AP fails to get an IP address when LAN port is connected to an ICX 6430-C12 switch with STP enabled. [UN-1211]

  • Gateway Master recovery limitations: [UN-1205]

    • Per-AP configuration settings will be lost when a member AP becomes the new Master AP.
    • Per-AP settings will be lost when a previous Master AP rejoins the network as a member AP.
    • Any configuration changes made less than one day before a Master recovery occurs will be lost.

  • Unleashed fails to redirect clients associating to a Facebook Wi-Fi WLAN to a URL that is longer than 450 characters. [UN-1438]

  • The URL displayed in the browser’s navigation bar will still include the original domain name after redirecting to the Unleashed setup wizard page. [UN-1435]

  • Some 802.11k enabled clients are not sending Neighbor report requests after association. [UN-1390]

  • Zero-IT apk file does not properly install after registration for Moto X Style clients running Android version 6.0. [UN-1343]

  • Zero-IT provisioning file is not properly downloading for some Android clients running older versions of Chrome browser. [UN-1342]

  • Alarm notification and remote management messages have not been translated and remain in English when the system language is other than English. [UN-1319]

  • Special characters such as "< > { } ;" are not supported in Hotspot user names and passwords. [UN-1060]

  • The pre-launch browser is not appearing when the Bypass Apple CNA feature is disabled for WISPr and Guest Access authentication. This means that users will have to launch a Safari browser window to be able to complete guest authentication. [UN-444]

  • The Unleashed web interface does not properly display the OS type for several device categories, including Blackberry, Chrome OS, Playstation, and printers. [UN-316]

  • Per-model LED settings and global WLAN service settings may be overridden after upgrading from 200.1 to 200.5. [UN-1511]

    Workaround: Manually reconfigure those settings after upgrading if you encounter this issue.

200.4 GA

Build 200.4.9.13.47 released

Enhancements ​
  • New Access Point: R610 ​
    This release adds Unleashed support for the new Ruckus R610 802.11ac Wave 2 Access Point. The R610 is a 3x3:3 dual-band concurrent indoor AP, with dual GbE ports with Link Aggregation, USB port for IoT devices, and flexible power options including 12VDC, 802.3at and 802.3af PoE/PoE+ support.
  • External antenna configuration options for T300e ​
    The web interface now provides options for configuring T300e external antenna settings.
  • Unleashed Mobile App Support ​
    This release provides support for the Unleashed mobile app (Android and iOS), which allows you to configure and monitor your Unleashed network through an app (in addition to the web interface). The mobile app will be released separately.
Known Issues ​

  • LACP is not working properly on R610 APs when mesh is enabled. [UN-961]

    Workaround: Disable mesh if you need to enable LACP.

  • Upgrading an R710 Master from 200.3 to 200.4 with R610 APs connected can result in errors preventing the R610 from joining the Master. [UN-940]

    Workaround: Before upgrading from 200.3 to 200.4, make sure there are no R610s connected/powered on.

200.3 GA

Build 200.3.9.13.228 released

Enhancements ​
  • New Access Points: R510 and H510 ​
    This release adds Unleashed support for the new Ruckus R510 and H510 802.11ac Wave 2 APs.
  • Gateway Support ​
    This release adds support for configuring the Master AP as a gateway (router), to provide NAT and DHCP functionality and be able to assign private IP addresses to member APs and clients. This feature provides a solution for SMB customers who need to provide private addresses and do not have an existing gateway router, or who connect to their ISP over PPPoE.
  • SpeedFlex Support ​
    This release adds support for the SpeedFlex performance testing tool.
  • Master AP Protection ​
    This release adds a new mechanism to protect the Master AP from overloading its hardware resources by directing client associations to other member APs when handling additional clients could lead to reduced performance. This feature is disabled by default. When enabled, it uses client load balancing to protect the Master by pushing new clients to other member APs when the Master’s resource utilization is high.
  • Upgrade Enhancements ​
    Several enhancements have been made to the firmware upgrade process, including improved filtering for compatible firmware versions, improvements in forward-compatibility for future upgrades, and improved handling of member AP firmware downloads.
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue that could lead to IP address conflicts when the Unleashed Master AP was configured with a static IP address and failed to come back online after upgrade/reboot. This could result in multiple member APs being assigned the same conflicting IP address as the statically configured original Master. [ER-4863]
  • Max clients for Unleashed R500/R600/T300/R310 APs has been increased from 50 to 100 when the AP is the Master AP. [ER-4774]
  • Resolved an issue where Guest Portal redirection would fail to work properly when using a Management Interface. [ER-4733]
Known Issues ​
  • WAN and LAN IP addresses must be in different subnets. If they are in the same subnet, all traffic will be dropped due to route error. [UN-720]
  • If the Master AP is in Gateway mode and the WAN port is connected via PPPoE, Mesh can be enabled, but the Master AP cannot be a member of a mesh tree; all of the other connected member APs can be part of a mesh tree. [UN-550]
  • Application Visibility data is not properly displayed when clients are associated to the Unleashed Master AP when the Master is in Gateway mode. [UN-755]
  • Because the Unleashed R310 only has one Ethernet port, if you configure an R310 as the Unleashed Master in Gateway mode, you will not be able to connect any other APs because the one Ethernet port will be used as the WAN port and there will be no Eth port for LAN connections (also, the R310 does not support Mesh). [UN-782]
  • Customized guest WLAN logo files may need to be re-imported after upgrading to 200.3. [UN-781]
  • Running a SpeedFlex performance test on Unleashed R310 APs and pushing UDP traffic over a 100Mbps Ethernet link produces inaccurate results. [UN-779]
  • The pre-launch browser is not appearing when the Bypass Apple CNA feature is disabled for WISPr and Guest Access authentication. This means that users will have to launch a Safari browser window to be able to complete guest authentication. [UN-444]
  • When the Unleashed Master AP is in Gateway mode, the admin should not configure the LAN port network with an IP subnet of 192.168.0.1/24 (because this is the default subnet for the WAN port). If you do configure the LAN port with the same subnet, the AP will delete the LAN port subnet when the WAN port renews its IP address. [UN-842]

200.2 GA

Build 200.2.9.13.186 released

Enhancements ​
  • WLAN Prioritization ​
    Allows the admin to set the priority of a WLAN to a lower priority, so that traffic from another WLAN takes priority. For example, if you want to prioritize internal traffic over guest WLAN traffic, you can set the priority in the guest WLAN configuration settings to "Low." By default, all WLANs are set to High priority.
  • Social Media WLANs ​
    Social Media WLANs allow guest users to access the Internet using a social media account instead of using a WPA password or Guest Pass to login. This release adds support for Facebook and Google+ Social Media WLANs.
  • Self-Service Guest Pass ​
    The Self-Service Guest Pass feature allows visitors to an organization to self-activate their devices to access guest WLANs.
  • Guest WLAN Configuration Enhancement ​
    Provides a more intuitive workflow for configuring Guest WLANs. This enhancement removes the need to separately create “guest services” and deploy them to guest WLANs.
  • Management Interface ​
    A Management Interface can be configured to allow an administrator to manage the Unleashed network from a single IP address, regardless of which Unleashed AP is currently the Unleashed Master AP. The Management IP address can be reached from anywhere on the network as long as it is routable via the default Gateway configured in Device IP Settings.
  • Auto Election Enhancement ​
    This enhancement improves the way a member AP can become the Master AP if the original Master goes offline. There is no longer a single “Standby Master,” any (Ethernet-connected) Unleashed member AP can become the Master.
  • Setup Wizard Enhancement ​
    Enhanced usability by allowing setup from either the wired Ethernet interface or wireless, using the “Configure.Me” setup network.
  • Intermediate Signed Image ​
    Improves security of SSL certificates.
  • Upgrade Enhancements ​
    The upgrade process and web interface have been redesigned, and the Upgrade page now provides two upgrade methods: online upgrade and local upgrade.
  • Application Recognition Enhancement ​
    Enhanced the accuracy of Application Recognition with the addition of a third-party application identification engine.
  • New Unleashed AP model support: R710, T710, T710s ​
    This release adds support for three new Ruckus 11ac Wave 2 APs: the indoor R710 and the outdoor T710 and T710s.
  • Multi Language Support ​
    The Unleashed web interface now supports the following languages:
    • Chinese (Simplified)
    • Chinese (Traditional)
    • Czech
    • Dutch
    • English
    • French
    • German
    • Japanese
    • Portuguese (Brazil)
    • Spanish
    • Swedish
    • Turkish
Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where Windows 10 clients could be unable to connect to 802.1X WLANs. [ER-4152]
  • Removed Smart Redundancy information from Unleashed user interface. The Smart Redundancy feature has been replaced with a new Unleashed Master election process. [ER-3758]
  • Resolved an issue where the user would be redirected to the setup wizard on the standby Master when the Unleashed Master AP is disconnected. [ER-3397]
Known Issues ​

  • Per AP WLAN service settings may not be properly overridden by global settings after upgrading to 200.2. This is due to the introduction of WLAN service settings in global WLAN settings in 200.2, whereas in 200.1, they were per-AP only. If WLAN service has been configured on an AP before upgrading to 200.2, the new global settings may not be able to override the existing AP settings after upgrading. [UN-350]

    Workaround: If you encounter this issue, delete the AP from the Master and let it re-join.

  • Guest pass validity periods may be incorrect after upgrading to 200.2. [UN-341]

  • Windows 10 Edge browser produces an error when clicking the Upgrade button. It is safe to ignore this warning and continue the upgrade. [UN-329]

  • Guest WLAN logo customization settings will be reset upgrading to 200.2 and the logo replaced with the Ruckus logo. If you previously customized the guest access logo before upgrading, you will need to configure it again after upgrading to this release. [UN-322]

  • The pre-launch browser is not appearing when the Bypass Apple CNA feature is disabled for WISPr and Guest Access authentication. This means that users will have to launch a Safari browser window to be able to complete guest authentication. [UN-444]

  • Allowing two Unleashed Master APs to exist within the same subnet, with one running 200.1 and another one running 200.2, may have unintended consequences. [UN-319]

  • Application Recognition data will not sync to member APs if the user reboots the Master AP. [UN-265]

  • Performing a system restore with APs with static IP addresses could result in IP address conflict. [UN-472]

  • Performing a local upgrade on R500/R600/R310/T300 models will display “Upgrade Progress” for all APs of those models, even though only one of the models has been selected for upgrade. [UN-302]

  • Upgrading R710/T710 APs from a 200.2 Beta build prior to build 200.2.9.13.130 to the GA build may cause the APs to be unable to join the latest Unleashed network and fail to automatically upgrade to the GA build. [UN-317]

    Workaround: Disconnect AP from the Unleashed network, perform upgrade to the 200.2 GA build, factory reset the AP and then reconnect it to the Unleashed network.

200.1 MR

Build 200.1.9.12.62 released

Resolved Issues ​
  • Resolved an issue where the Unleashed Standby Master would fail to initiate a mesh connection to the Root AP once Mesh was enabled and the Ethernet port was disconnected. [ER-3691]
  • Resolved an issue where Unleashed member APs would fail to join the Master when 192.168.101.x or 192.168.50.x subnets were used. With this release, the AP’s default wireless access IP address has been changed from 192.168.101.1 to 169.254.1.1, to avoid this issue. [ER-3299, ZF-15541]
  • Resolved an issue where the installation wizard would be incorrectly displayed after a power outage. [ER-3761, ER-3761]
  • Resolved a web UI issue where the auth server for guest pass generation would not display correctly until the auth server loaded completely. [ZF-15542]
  • Resolved a web UI issue where the number of max clients would be displayed incorrectly. [ZF-15546]

200.1 GA

Build 200.1.9.12.55 released

Key Features in This Release ​
  • Smart Mesh networking support
  • Additional Unleashed APs: R310, T300, T300e, T301s, T301n
  • SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) support
  • Product Registration page added to Setup Wizard
  • Updated UI organization
Known Issues ​
  • APs are unable to obtain an IP address from the access VLAN if using a non-default VLAN. [ZF-13341]
  • Bonjour service is disabled by default. [ZF-13465]
  • The number of clients displayed in the Client Status charts may not accurately reflect the exact number of clients over the time interval, due to the way Unleashed retrieves client statistics from member APs and calculates the client counts for different time periods. [ZF-14378]
  • The Verify Certificate confirmation message incorrectly refers to ZoneDirector rather than Unleashed. [ZF-14418]
  • Devices running iOS version 9.0.2 may incorrectly identify 802.1x profiles as PSK when enabled with L2-ACL. [ZF-14762]
Smart Mesh ​

  • Once enabled, Mesh cannot be disabled without resetting the Unleashed Master and all member APs to factory defaults.

  • The Unleashed Master and Standby Master APs may not be Mesh APs (or Ethernet-linked Mesh APs).

  • If a mesh network includes outdoor APs, the use of indoor channels must be enabled on outdoor APs to ensure they will not become isolated.

  • If the user plugs an Ethernet cable into a working Mesh AP, the mesh link will be automatically disabled to avoid looping. If the user then disconnects the Ethernet cable, there is a chance that the mesh link will not be automatically reestablished until the AP is rebooted. [ER-3691]

    Workaround: Reboot the mesh AP without an Ethernet connection to reestablish the mesh link.

Other Limitations ​

  • Creating an Unleashed Master AP may take up to 5-6 minutes.

  • Using an external DHCP server is recommended. If using the internal DHCP server, the Unleashed Master AP must be assigned a static IP address. Additionally, a DNS server must be specified. In either of the following two situations, the Setup Wizard may launch erroneously:

    • Accessing the Master AP’s web interface during the Restart, Restore, or Upgrade process.
    • Accessing a member AP’s web interface before the member AP has joined the Master.

  • The Unleashed Master AP uses the IP address 192.168.101.1 internally. Therefore, this address cannot be used as part of the network Unleashed APs are running on. [ER-3299]

  • When the Master AP is booting up (including the first time an AP reboots to become the master AP), if the user connects to the AP using a browser through either the Configure.Me WLAN or through an Ethernet connection, the Setup Wizard may be displayed in the browser for about two minutes. Any configuration changes made during this time will not take effect, since the AP is in transition to become a Master AP. [ER-3761]

    Workaround: Ignore the Wizard page and wait about two minutes. Once the Master AP initialization is complete the Unleashed UI will be displayed

200.0 GA

Build 200.0.9.9.608 released

Introducing Ruckus Unleashed ​

Unleashed is a controller-less solution from Ruckus Wireless that provides a cost effective, super simple, and yet feature rich solution that is perfect for SMB customers.

The Unleashed solution scales up to 25 APs and 512 clients. At the time of launch, Unleashed supports the following APs:

  • R500 dual band 802.11ac Access Point
  • R600 dual band 802.11ac Access Point
Key Features at Launch ​

The Ruckus Unleashed solution provides the following key features:

  • Plug & Play – Extremely easy to configure and manage multi-AP deployments (without an additional device)
  • Supports up to 25 APs
  • Resiliency
  • WiFi n/w functions regardless of WAN availability
  • If Primary AP goes down then another AP becomes controller
  • Layer 2 Roaming
  • Guest Access features (Guest WLAN, Captive Portal, Guest Pass, Custom Logo, etc.)
  • WISPr Hotspot WLANs
  • Zero-IT automatic client device provisioning
  • Dynamic Pre-Shared Key (DPSK)
  • HTTP/HTTPS redirect
  • Local user authentication against an internal database, as well as integration with an external authentication server - Microsoft Active Directory and RADIUS
  • Encryption method: WPA2 + AES
  • Access Controls: L2-L4 ACLs
  • RF management (BeamFlex, Client load-balancing, Background Scanning, Channel Fly, Auto-channel selection [based on BG Scan], Band Balancing)
  • Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WIPS)
  • Client Isolation (like ZoneDirector)
  • Client Fingerprinting and Policy Enforcement
  • Application Recognition and Control (L3-L4 and DNS-based, like ZoneDirector)
Known Issues ​
  • Bonjour service is disabled by default. [ZF-13465]
  • After successful fast roaming, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6+ clients repeat the complete authentication process after receiving disassociation packets from the source AP. [ZF-12269]
  • Android 5 throws a "Parse error" when installing Zero-IT file. [ZF-13375]
  • Single Guest Pass option is displayed when generating multiple Guest Passes. [ZF-12789]
  • Guest Access redirection is not working properly for iPhone 5S clients running iOS 7.0.3. [ZF-13226]
  • When country code GB is selected, Sony Xperia Z3, Xperia Ultra and Samsung Ultra clients are unable to connect on channel 136 with 80MHz channelization. [ZF-13454]
  • When Guest Access with Onboarding Portal is enabled, Apple Mac devices may fail to download the Zero-IT configuration file due to an Apple CNA pre-browser limitation. [ZF-13683]
  • Samsung Note-II Android clients may display 802.11r enabled WPA2 profile as unknown security in the scan list. [ZF-11974]
  • If the Master AP’s network cable is disconnected while the Standby Master is rebooting during an upgrade, there will be no Master AP in the network. [ZF-13307]
  • The Master AP’s IP address may change after rebooting when the Country Code settings are changed to “Optimize for Performance” and then attempting to reconnect via the wired Ethernet interface. [ZF-13643]
  • The number of clients displayed in the Client Status charts may not accurately reflect the exact number of clients over the time interval, due to the way Unleashed retrieves client statistics from member APs and calculates the client counts for different time periods. [ZF-14378] The Master AP’s IP address may change after upgrading, resulting in the user being unable to access the web interface. [ZF-13137]
  • Zero-IT configuration file fails to install on Android tablets when using the default browser. [ZF-13954]
  • New configuration changes may be lost when there are two Master APs in the network after Smart Redundancy failover. [ZF-13971]
  • Windows 10 clients are incorrectly displayed as Windows 8 in Clients list. [ZF-14072]
  • Traffic graphs may not display correctly at 1024*768 and higher resolutions. [ZF-14140]
  • Login page fails to display properly on Android and iOS phones when in vertical orientation. In horizontal orientation, the login fields are visible. [ZF-14386]
  • AP traffic graphs and client counts may disappear when the web interface is left idle for over 10 minutes. [ZF-14391]
  • The Verify Certificate confirmation message incorrectly refers to ZoneDirector rather than Unleashed. [ZF-14418]
  • WLAN names with special characters are not supported. [ZF-14425, ZF-14429]
  • Under certain conditions, the Internet component on the Dashboard may incorrectly display “connected” when in fact the connection to the Internet is down. [ZF-14448]
  • Restoring the Unleashed Master AP’s SSL certificate to a previous certificate does not properly sync to the Standby Master. [ZF-14371]
Other Limitations ​
  • Creating an Unleashed Master AP may take up to 5-6 minutes.
  • Using an external DHCP server is recommended. If using the internal DHCP server, the Unleashed Master AP must be assigned a static IP address. Additionally, a DNS server must be specified.
  • In either of the following two situations, the Setup Wizard may launch erroneously:
    • Accessing the Master AP’s web interface during the Restart, Restore, or Upgrade process.
    • Accessing a member AP’s web interface before the member AP has joined the Master.