New in This Release

The section describes the updates made in this document for RUCKUS One.

Table 1. Summary of Enhancements in RUCKUS One
Feature	Description	Location
Associating Multiple Indentities With a Property Unit	Administrators can create distinct, customized portals within a unit by adding additional identities beyond the default root and guest. RUCKUS One property management allows you to manage the configuration and availability of a specific Property Unit, as well as manage the individual Identities associated with the property unit.	Associating Multiple Identities with a Property Unit Managing a Property Unit and Associated Identities
Improve admin logs and single log out	The Admin Logs page displays the authentication method used by an administrator to log in to the RUCKUS One web interface. RUCKUS One supports single log out from both the RUCKUS One web interface and SSO session.	Viewing Administrative Logs Setting Up RUCKUS One Login Access for SSO Group
Early Access Firmware Management	When a new early access AP firmware is available, the Update with Early Access Now option becomes visible. This option allows users to promptly install the latest firmware, enabling them to access new features and improvements before the general release.	Version Management Upgrading AP Firmware Version in a Venue
Bulk VLAN Configuration	RUCKUS One allows you to create multiple VLANs simultaneously while applying common configurations.	Adding and Managing a Regular Switch Configuration Profile
Webhook Integration	The feature provides real-time notifications, integrates activity logs with various SIEM systems, and offers configurable webhook functionality for enhanced security monitoring and incident response.	Understanding Webhooks Setting Up Webhooks in RUCKUS One Configure Webhooks for ServiceNow and Zapier Applications in RUCKUS One
Support OWE Transition mode for captive portal network types	RUCKUS One supports OWE Transition mode to enable a seamless transition from Open unencrypted WLANs to OWE WLANs without adversely impacting the end user experience.	Creating a Network That Uses a Captive Portal with Click-Through Creating a Network That Uses a Captive Portal with Self Sign In Creating a Network That Uses a Cloudpath Captive Portal Creating a Network That Uses a Captive Portal with Host Approval Creating a Network That Uses a Captive Portal with a Guest Pass Creating a Network That Uses a Third-Party Captive Portal (WISPr Feature) Creating a Network That Uses a Captive Portal with Active Directory or LDAP Server
Support for IoT Controller MQTT Integration	The feature allows you to set the AP's IoT MQTT broker address through its configuration from RUCKUS One.	Network Control Settings Customizing the Settings for IoT Controller
Incidents: Loop Detection, Port Congestion and Uplink Port Congestion Incidents	New wired incidents are introduced for Loop Detection, Port Congestion, and Uplink Port Congestion with detailed insights, network impact, root cause, and resolution.	Incidents Pageand Incident Details