Wireless Report

The Wireless Report page provides details of traffic, clients, and trends by APs, SSIDs, radio, or clients over time.

From the navigation bar, select Wi-Fi > Wireless. Alternative path, Business Insights > Reports > Wireless. The Wireless Report page is displayed.

Wireless Network Report (Upper Portion Only)

The Wireless Report page has the following components:

  • Overview tile
  • Top APs by Traffic tile
  • Top APs by Client Count tile
  • Network Usage Overview tile
  • Traffic Trend tile
  • Traffic Over Time Table
Note: All counts in the line graphs, donut charts, and tables of the Wireless Report page are exact counts. The counts in trend graphs are approximate.

The top right corner of the Wireless Report pages display options to share and export reports in PDF and PNG formats. You can also share them with recipients over e-mails on-demand or periodically by configuring a schedule (daily, weekly and monthly). To download or create a schedule, refer to Navigating the RUCKUS One Portal.

The network node and Date and Time filters are displayed in the upper-right corner of the Content panel. These options control the elements displayed within the Content Panel. To modify these options, refer to Navigating the RUCKUS One Portal.

Overview Tile

The Overview tile provides a general overview of the entire network. It displays the count of total APs, total clients, total traffic, total inbound traffic (Rx), and total outbound traffic (Tx) for the selected time period in the Date and Time filter.

Overview Tile

Top APs by Traffic Tile

The Top APs by Traffic tile contains two panes Top APs by Traffic and Top APs by Traffic Over Time.

The Top APs by Traffic pane displays a donut chart. The donut chart display the top 10 APs with highest traffic volume in your network for the selected time period in the Date and Time filter. Pausing the pointer over the chart displays an information box with the details of the selected AP.

The Top APs by Traffic Over Time pane displays a graph. The graph display the top 10 APs with highest traffic volume in your network for the selected time period in the Date and Time filter. Pausing the pointer over the graph displays an information box with the details of the selected AP at that time and date. Click any of the colored squares to hide the selected AP in the graph. The information icon that is hidden is displayed in gray.

Top APs by Traffic Tile - Chart and Graph

To view all the APs, click Table icon. The table is displayed with the AP name, MAC, internal IP, downlink traffic, uplink traffic, and total traffic information for the selected time period in the Date and Time filter. In the table, you can select the number of APs displayed in the tile from the drop down at the bottom of the tile. The range is from 10 switches per tile to 200 switches per tile.

Use the graph and table icons to toggle between the chart and table views.
Top APs by Traffic Tile - Table

Top APs by Client Count Tile

The Top APs by Client Count tile contains two panes Top APs by Client Count and Top APs by Client Count Over Time.

The Top APs by Client Count pane displays a donut chart. The donut chart display the top 10 APs with the most clients on the network for the selected time period in the Date and Time filter. Pausing the pointer over the chart displays an information box with the details of the selected AP.

The Top APs by Client Count Over Time pane displays a graph. The graph display the top 10 APs with the most clients on the network for the selected time period in the Date and Time filter. Pausing the pointer over the graph displays an information box with the details of the selected AP at that time and date. Click any of the colored squares to hide the selected wired switch in the graph. The information icon that is hidden is displayed in gray.

Top APs by Client Count Tile - Chart and Graph

To view all the APs, click Table icon. The table is displayed with the AP name, MAC, internal IP, unique client MAC count, downlink user traffic, uplink user traffic, and total user traffic for the selected time period in the Date and Time filter. In the table, you can select the number of APs displayed in the tile from the drop down at the bottom of the tile. The range is from 10 APs per tile to 200 APs per tile.

Use the graph and table icons to toggle between the chart and table views.
Top APs by Client Count Tile - Table

Network Usage Overview Tile

The Network Usage Overview tile provides comprehensive insights into the utilization of the wireless network. It includes detailed visualizations such as bubble charts that display network usage metrics for various SSIDs and operating systems (OS). These charts help in quickly identifying high traffic and client count per network segment, facilitating effective monitoring and management of network resources. The panel allows users to analyze the total user traffic, unique client counts, and the distribution of access points supporting the network, enabling a thorough understanding of network performance and user behavior. The Network Usage Overview tile contains following sub tiles:
  • SSIDs
  • OS

The SSIDs tile facilitates analysis of the network usage across different SSIDs. Each bubble represents an SSID, with the X-axis showing the total amount of user traffic for each SSID and the Y-axis showing the number of unique client devices (MAC addresses) connected to each SSID. The size of each bubble typically corresponds to the number of Access Points (AP Count) associated with that SSID. Larger bubbles indicate SSIDs supported by more access points.

Pausing the pointer over each bubble displays detailed information, including the SSID name, total traffic, unique client count, and AP count.
Network Usage - SSIDs
The OS tile displays network usage based on different operating systems. Each bubble represents an OS, with the X-axis showing the total amount of user traffic it generates and the Y-axis showing the number of unique clients using it. The size of each bubble indicates the number of access points through which devices with that OS are connected. Larger bubbles indicate operating systems accessed through more access points, showing a wider spread of usage across the network. Pausing the pointer over each bubble displays detailed information, including the OS name, total user traffic, unique client count, and AP count. This visualization provides a quick overview of high traffic and client count per operating system, helping you to identify the most utilized operating systems and their supporting APs.
Network Usage - Operating Systems

Traffic Trend Tile

The Traffic Trend tile contains following sub tiles:
  • Traffic by Usage tile
  • Traffic by Radio tile
Traffic by Usage: This tile contains a graph that displays the traffic by usage over time for the selected time period in the Date and Time filter. The graph displays the information of the total management traffic, total downlink traffic, total uplink traffic, total traffic, and total user traffic. Pausing the pointer over the graph displays an information box with the details of the traffic at that time and date. Click any of the colored squares to hide the selected traffic in the graph. The information icon that is hidden is displayed in gray.
Traffic by Usage Tile
Traffic by Radio: This tile contains a graph that displays the traffic by radio over time for the selected time period in the Date and Time filter. The graph displays the total traffic information of 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6(5) GHz. Pausing the pointer over the graph displays an information box with the details of the radio bands at that time and date. Click any of the colored squares to hide the selected radio in the graph. The information icon that is hidden is displayed in gray.
Traffic by Radio Tile

Traffic Over Time Table

The Traffic Over Time table displays the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6(5) GHz radio traffic between time periods. This data is displayed only for the selected time period in the Date and Time filter. The table is displayed with the time, radio, downlink traffic, uplink traffic, and total traffic. You can select the number of time periods displayed in the table from the drop down at the bottom of the table. The range is from 10 time periods per table to 200 time periods per table.

Traffic Over Time Table