Displays the number of uncleared alarms that are generated on your Ruckus LTE networks. When no alarms are generated, the message No Active Alarms appears when you click Alarms.

• Start Time: Displays when the alarm occurred in the date (MM/DD/YYYY) and time (00:00 hours) format. When you mouse-over, it displays how many days ago the alarm occurred. The latest alarm appears on the top of the column. Click the header to sort this column.
• Severity: Displays the severity of the alarms with the severity icons as shown in the following image.

  

  Click the header of the column to sort it by the alarm type.
• Description: Displays the alarm ID and the description of the errors or conditions. Click the header of the column to sort it by date.
• Source: Displays the source AP if you have a valid license. Click the AP name to go to the Overview page and view all the alarms for the AP. The active alarms on the Access Point-> Overview page appear as shown the following image.

  

  • Green indicates that everything is operating normally.
  • Red indicates that some issues have been found. Click the double-down caret icon at the end of the status message to learn more about the issues.
  • Yellow indicates that the wireless network service is degraded. Click the double-down caret icon at the end of the status message to learn more about the issue or issues causing the degradation.
• Identifier: Displays the MAC address of the AP.
• To clear an alarm from the summary table, click the Clear Alarm check box.
• Click Export to CSV to export information pertaining to all the active alarms to a .csv file.
• Click Clear All to clear all active alarms.

For the alarms pertaining to failed tasks display action overflow menu (three vertical dots) icon.

When clicked on the action menu, the following options are displayed.

• Reboot AP & Retry: Reboots the AP and retries the task.
• Facory Reset AP & Retry: Resets the AP to factory defaults and retries the task.
• Clear: Clears the alarm.
• Contact Support: Opens the Ruckus Support page.

Alternatively, click the bell icon on the top-right corner to view alarm details. A resizable pop-up window appears displaying the alarm details. Click the bottom-left corner of the Alarms window to resize it.

• To view a summary of the venues, including their locations, number of networks, number of APs, and number of active wireless clients, click Expand in the bottom-right corner of the Venues box.
• To view or edit the settings of a venue, click the venue name in the summary table.
• To view the Venues page, click Venues.

• To view a summary of the APs, including their names, statuses, models, IP addresses, serial numbers, MAC addresses, venues in which they are deployed, mesh roles, number of active clients, click Expand in the bottom-right corner of the APs box.
• To view the APs page with LTE as the default tab, click APs.
• To view the APs page with the WiFi tab as the default, click WiFi.

Clicking the Clients link displays the Users page with LTE as the default tab and the LTE user details are displayed. If one of the previous conditions exist, the WiFi widget is displayed along side the LTE widget. To view the Users page with the WiFi tab as the default, click WiFi.

In the grid that displays the client details, primary sorting is based on the number of clients in a venue and secondary sorting is based on the number clients in an AP. The venue with the highest number of clients appears in the top most row and proceeds in descending order. Clicking the row displays the relevant venue or AP.

• Add Venue: Click to open the screen for adding a venue, and then follow the instructions in Adding a Venue.
• Add AP: Click to open the screen for adding an AP, and then follow the instructions in Adding an AP.
• Add Network: Click to open the screen for adding a network, and then follow the instructions in Creating an LTE Network.