In the Networking settings, you can configure LAN ports, Cellular Options (in the venues with M510 APs), Mesh network, and Directed Multicast for a venue.

1. On the navigation bar, click Venues.
   The Venues page is displayed.
2. Select the Venue Name and click Edit. Alternatively, click Venue Name > Configure.
3. Select the Wi-Fi Configuration > Networking tab.
   The Networking tab is displayed.

   Note: The Cellular Options is available only if you have the M510 AP model in your venue.

   

4. Select an AP from the AP Model drop-down.
   The LAN Ports tile is displayed.

   

   1. Complete the following fields:
      Note: By default, LAN 1 is applicable for all AP models and LAN 2 is activated only for selected AP models.

      Note: By default, Enable Port is activated for LAN 1, and for LAN 2 you can disable this option by toggling Enable Port option to OFF.

      • Port Type: Choose the Port Type. The options are Trunk, Access, or General.
      • VLAN untag ID: Enter the VLAN untag ID. For a Trunk port, the default is 1. This field is enabled only if you select Port Type as General.
      • VLAN member: Enter the VLAN member. Enter a single VLAN ID or a VLAN ID range (or a combination of both). The valid VLAN ID range is 1 through 4094. This field is enabled only if you select Port Type as General.

5. After Step 4, select the Cellular Options sub-tab or scroll down to the Cellular Options. This option is available only if you have an M510 in your venue.
   By default, both 1 Primary SIM and 2 Secondary SIM are set to ON. Use the toggle button to set the SIMs to ON or OFF

   Note: You must enable at least one SIM slot (Primary or Secondary).

   

   1. Configure the following settings for both 1 Primary SIM and 2 Secondary SIM:
      • APN: Enter the APN name.
      • 3G/4G (LTE) Selection: By default, Auto is configured. You can select either 4G (LTE) only, or 3G only, or Auto.
      • Data Roaming: By default, data roaming is set to ON. To disable data roaming, toggle the Data Roaming to OFF.
      • LTE Band Lock: Select the bands for the 3G and 4G for your current country. Click Show band for other countries to view the available bands for other Domain 1 and Domain 2 countries, and Japan.
6. Select the WAN Connection.
   • Ethernet (Primary) with cellular failover (Default)
   • Cellular (Primary) with Ethernet failover
   • Ethernet Only
   • Cellular Only
7. Set the Primary WAN Recovery Timer. The default value is 60 seconds. The valid value is from 10 through 300 seconds.

8. Set the Mesh Network switch to ON. By default, the mesh Mesh Network is set to OFF.

   

   • Mesh Network Name: Populated by RUCKUS One UI. Click Change to edit the Mesh network name.
   • Mesh PSK: Populated by RUCKUS One UI. Click Change to change the Mesh PSK.
   • Mesh Radio: Select either 5 & 6 GHz or 2.5 GHz.
   Mesh networking is enabled.

When Directed Multicast is enabled, the AP inspects multicast traffic and monitors client IGMP/MLD subscriptions to determine packet handling. For multicast data subscribed to by the AP’s wireless clients, the AP will convert packets to unicast. When no client is subscribed, the AP will drop the packets. Some well-known traffic types (Bonjour, uPnP, etc) will bypass this logic altogether, and multicast-to-unicast conversion will be determined by the “Directed Threshold” in the WLAN advanced settings.

9. Enable the following Multicast Traffic from:
   • Wired Client: Enables traffic from wired clients.
   • Wireless Client: Enables traffic from wireless clients.
   • Network: Enables traffic from networks.

   

10. Click Save.

11. Enable Override the settings in active networks to view the configuration options.
12. From NAS ID, select the appropriat eoptionf orm the menu - options include WLAN BSSID, Venue Name, AP MAC, and User-defined.
13. You can choose between Dash and Colon for MAC Delimiter.
14. Set values for NAS Request Timeout, NAS Max Retries, NAS Reconnect Primary, and Call Station ID.
15. Enable Single Session ID Accounting.