February 2026 Release Information
New Features
The following software features are introduced in this release.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Single Email Access to Multiple MSP/Brand Accounts | Administrators can now use a single email address to manage multiple MSPs or brands, simplifying access and streamlining management of multiple accounts by allowing administrators to quickly switch between RUCKUS One tenant accounts without reauthentication. |
| RADsec Proxy Mode Support | Customers can now use RUCKUS One support for RADIUS over TLS (RADsec) in proxy mode, enabling secure, encrypted communication between RADIUS servers to improve authentication security. |
| MAC and 802.1X Authentication Integration | Internal MAC authentication can now be used together with external IEEE 802.1X authentication, providing more flexible access control. |
| Shared RADIUS Server Configuration | RUCKUS One now supports configuring the same Remote Authentication Dial‑In User Service (RADIUS) server in multiple profiles, allowing authentication servers to be shared across branch and central offices. |
| Unlimited Devices per Credential for Captive Portal Networks | Administrators can now allow an unlimited number of devices per credential for Captive Portal networks, providing greater flexibility for guest access. |
| WPA2/WPA3 Mixed Mode with IEEE 802.1X Authentication | RUCKUS One now supports WPA2/WPA3 Mixed Mode with IEEE 802.1X authentication, enabling secure and flexible wireless access. |
| Support for R676sn Wi‑Fi 7 Indoor Access Point | RUCKUS One now supports the R676sn Wi‑Fi 7 indoor access point, enabling next‑generation wireless deployments. |
| Support for H670 Access Point and Accessory Module | RUCKUS One now supports the H670 access point,which supports multi‑port Ethernet connectivity and Power over Ethernet (PoE) out options. |
| New Switch Health Metrics and Service‑Level Agreements | New switch health metrics and service‑level agreements (SLAs) provide granular visibility into key forwarding tables, including the MAC table, ARP table, unicast tables (IPv4 and IPv6), and the multicast route table. These enhancements help improve operational insight, speed up troubleshooting, and strengthen service assurance for switch performance and network stability. |
| Incident Settings for Severity Overrides | Incident Settings allow administrators to override artificial intelligence (AI)–generated Dynamic Severity with a user‑defined static severity. This capability enables managed service providers (MSPs) and large enterprises to align incident severity classifications with internal operational priorities and escalation frameworks, ensuring greater flexibility and consistency across incident‑management workflows. |
| Intent Settings for Controlling IntentAI Automation | Intent Settings allow administrators to selectively enable or disable artificial intelligence (AI)–driven features in the IntentAI automation framework, providing flexible control over which features participate in automated evaluation and management. When an Intent is disabled, it is excluded from AI processing, ensuring that only relevant Intents are actively managed. |
| IntentAI Energy Saving with Intelligent PowerSave (Early Access) |
IntentAI: Energy Saving introduces intelligent, machine learning–driven PowerSave modeling that improves energy efficiency by automatically shifting low‑usage access points into PowerSave mode during low‑traffic periods, while neighboring access points continue to deliver uninterrupted Wi‑Fi service. This cloud‑scale, artificial intelligence (AI)–optimized system reduces power consumption for inactive access points and continuously adapts in real time to help maintain consistent and reliable network performance. This feature is available as an Early Access feature in RUCKUS One. |
| Energy Saving Dashboard (Early Access) |
The Energy Saving Dashboard provides a unified view of energy‑saving performance across the network, offering a centralized way to monitor activity and visualize PowerSave behavior at scale. This feature is available as an Early Access feature in RUCKUS One. |
Enhancements
The following enhancements are introduced in this release.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Updated RUCKUS Networks Branding | The RUCKUS One platform now displays the updated RUCKUS Networks logo to align with corporate branding standards. |
| Updated RUCKUS One API Documentation | The RUCKUS One API documentation has been updated to provide clearer guidance for developers, including deprecation notices, automated change notifications, and an updated lifecycle policy to simplify integration and ongoing maintenance. |
| Sorting Access Points by PoE Port Speed | The access point list in RUCKUS One now supports sorting by PoE port speed, enabling quicker identification and easier management of access points. |
| Enhanced Global Search for Faster Navigation | The RUCKUS One global search bar now allows administrators to quickly find not only data items such as venues, networks, access points, switches, clients, and events, but also sub‑menu options, making it easier to navigate directly to the required pages. |