Ruckus Virtual SmartZone Getting Started Guide For 3.4 Smart Zone (GA) GSG (v SCG/v SZ) Vsz 34 Rev C 20171213

2017-12-14

• Contents
• Copyright Notice and Proprietary Information
• Document Conventions
• Documentation Feedback
• Online Training Resources
• About This Guide
• Preparing to Install the vSZ
  • Obtaining the vSZ Distribution
  • Preparing the vSZ Interface Settings to Use
  • Determining the System Resources That Virtual Machine Requires
• Installing the vSZ on a Hypervisor
  • Preparing a Hypervisor
  • Installing the vSZ on VMWare vSphere Hypervisor
    • Before You Begin
    • Creating a vSZ Instance from the OVA File
    • Allocating Resources and Assigning Network Interfaces
    • Powering on the vSZ virtual machine
  • Installing the vSZ on Windows Server Hyper V
  • Installing the vSZ on a Kernel based Virtual Machine Hypervisor
    • Extracting the vSZ Image
    • Setting Up the vSZ
• Installing the vSZ on Microsoft Azure
  • Logging into Microsoft Azure
  • Creating a Storage Account and Container
  • Uploading the vSZ Image to Microsoft Azure
  • Creating a vSZ Image on Microsoft Azure
  • Creating a Network
  • Creating a vSZ Virtual Machine
  • Configuring Port Numbers for Virtual Machines
  • Assigning a Static Public IP Address to a VM
  • Assigning a Static Internal IP Address to a Virtual Machine
• Installing vSZ on the Google Computing Engine
  • Logging into GCE and Selecting a Project
  • Creating a Storage Bucket
  • Uploading the vSZ image to a Storage
  • Creating a vSZ Image for Virtual Machines
  • Creating Networks and Configuring Firewall Rules
  • Creating Virtual Machine (VM) Instances
• Installing vSZ on Amazon Web Services
  • Installing AWS CLI
  • Creating a VM Import Service Role
  • Installing vSZ on AWS
    • Logging into AWS
    • Creating a Storage Bucket
    • Uploading vSZ Image to a Storage
    • AWS Service Policy
    • Importing vSZ Image
  • Creating vSZ Instance
  • Configuring AWS for a vSZ Instance
    • Attach a New Disk Volume
    • Allocate a Public IP Address
    • Change Security Group
  • Deleting a vSZ Instance
• Configuring the Virtual Machine Interfaces
  • Setting Up the vSZ with One Interface
  • Setting Up the vSZ with Three Interfaces
  • Important Notes About Selecting the System Default Gateway
• Using the Setup Wizard to Install vSZ
  • Before You Begin
  • Step 1: Start the Setup Wizard and Set the Language
  • Step 2: Select the Profile Configuration That Corresponds to Your vSZ License
  • Step 3: Configure the Management IP Address Settings
    • Important Notes About Selecting the System Default Gateway
  • Step 4: Configure Dual Mode IP Address Settings Using CLI
  • Step 5: Configure the Cluster Settings
    • If This vSZ Is Forming a New Cluster
    • If This vSZ Is Joining an Existing Cluster
  • Step 6: Set the Administrator Password
  • Step 7: Changing the Administrator Password
    • To change the password using CLI mode:
  • Step 8: Verify the Settings
  • Logging On to the Web Interface
• Configuring the vSZ High Scale for the First Time
  • Creating an AP Zone
  • Configuring AAA Servers and Hotspot Settings
    • Adding an AAA Server
    • Creating a Hotspot Service
  • Creating a Registration Rule
    • Configuring the Rule Priority
  • Defining the WLAN Settings of an AP Zone
    • General Options
    • WLAN Usage
    • Authentication Options
    • Encryption Options
      • Method
      • Algorithm (For WPA or WPA2 Encryption Only)
      • WEP Key or Passphrase
    • Authentication and Accounting Service
    • Options
    • RADIUS Options
    • Advanced Options
  • Configuring DHCP Option 43
  • Verifying That Wireless Clients Can Associate with a Managed AP
  • What to Do Next
• Ensuring That APs Can Discover the Controller on the Network
  • Is LWAPP2SCG Enabled on the Controller
    • Obtaining the LWAPP2SCG Application
    • Enabling LWAPP2SCG
  • Method 1: Perform Auto Discovery of the Controller Using the SmartLicense Server
  • Method 2: Perform Auto Discovery on Same Subnet then Transfer the AP to Intended Subnet
  • Method 3: Register the Controller with the DNS Server
  • Method 4: Configure DHCP Option 43 on the DHCP Server
  • Method 5: Manually Configure the Controller Address on the AP’s Web Interface
  • What to Do Next
  • Bandwidth Consumption During AP Upgrade on vSZ
• Upgrading the Controller for Microsoft Azure, AWS, and GCE Platforms
  • Performing the Upgrade
  • Verifying the Upgrade
  • Rolling Back to a Previous Software Version
    • Backing Up and Restoring Clusters
      • Creating a Cluster Backup
      • Restoring a Cluster Backup
        • To Restore a Cluster Backup Using CLI
      • Deleting a Cluster Backup
• AP-SCG/SZ/vSZ/vSZ-D Communication