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
Global Page Selection	RUCKUS One supports performing batch operations (also known as bulk actions) on certain elements and services across your tenant account, such as venues, devices, and services.	Support for Batch Operations
Workflow Captive Portal Wi‑Fi Network for Device Onboarding	Adds a Workflow portal type to captive portal Wi‑Fi networks to host automated onboarding workflows.	Creating a Captive Portal Network That Uses a Workflow Portal Supported Network Types and Security Protocols Wireless Networks Overview Editing a Network Viewing and Managing the Network List
Current Network Captive Portal Onboarding Step	New workflow action that uses captive portal Wi‑Fi redirect data to silently onboard the user onto their current network and create an identity in the selected identity group.	Workflow Management Designing the Workflow
Hide system‑generated identities from Resident Portal	Added a Hide system‑generated identities toggle per Wi‑Fi/guest network so property managers can hide auto‑created unit and guest DPSK identities from the Resident Portal.	Adding and Managing Property Units Accessing the Resident Portal
AP Device Import Improvements – Bulk CSV, Progress Tracking, and Venue-Based Reporting	Import up to 10,000 APs across 100 venues via CSV, with real-time progress, venue-based status, and downloadable success/error reports.	Adding APs in Bulk Standards for Importing a CSV File
Config Template Bundles	This feature adds Config Template Bundles support in the RUCKUS One, reusing the proven layout, hierarchical logic, and interaction patterns.	Applying a Configuration Template Bundle Configuration Templates
Improved Backup File Naming with Switch Name Support	Enhanced backup feature lets admins use the switch name, or switch name with serial number, in configuration backup file names for easier identification.	Managing Switch Backup Configurations
Support for ICX8200-AV Switch Models	Support for ICX8200-AV switch models, including AV-specific PoE classes, port speeds, firmware checks, and ready-made AV CLI templates.	Supported ICX 8100 and ICX 8200 Series Switch Models Viewing the Switch List Adding a Switch Adding a Stack Editing a Switch Port Adding and Managing a Regular Switch Configuration Profile Adding a CLI Configuration Profile Adding and Managing a CLI Configuration Template Upgrading Switch Firmware at the Switch Level
Config Template – Clone templates and venue instances	Introduced clone APIs and UI flows to duplicate Wi-Fi, venue, AP group, DPSK, and Wi‑Fi Calling templates/instances while preserving config relationships and handling venue–WiFi–switch cloning via clone operations.	Configuration Templates Adding and Managing Configuration Templates Cloning a Venue
Config Template 5: Clone Venue Enhancements	Added support for the new Clone Venue feature in Config Template 5, including updated behavior notes and a list of settings not carried over during cloning.	Cloning a Venue
Individual DPSK Creation Inherits Service Defaults	Individual DPSK creation now uses the DPSK Service default number of devices per passphrase, with “Same as pool” selected by default	Adding a Passphrase for a DPSK User
AP Replacement	RUCKUS One now allows you to replace a physical access point while preserving its existing configuration and operational settings.	Replacing an AP
SmartZone Integration in RUCKUS One	RUCKUS One provides native visibility into existing SmartZone (SZ) controllers through the SmartZone onboarding capability. This integration allows Administrators to view SmartZone cluster information directly within the RUCKUS One interface without logging in to the SmartZone management console.	SmartZone Integration in RUCKUS One
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
Energy Saving Reports	Introduced the Energy Saving Report, which provides a tenant-level report of power usage and projected savings across all venues, including metrics such as Energy Saving status, engaged APs, power consumption, and estimated monthly savings.	Energy Saving Report
Configurable Incident Notifications by Description	Enhanced incident notification settings to support email notifications for specific incident types (by description), in addition to severity-based notifications (P1–P4). Users assigned the Prime Admin role or Role‑Based Access Control (RBAC) users granted Edit permission for Account Setup can configure notification settings for each Incident type.	Configuring Global Notifications and Management Scope for Permissions
RBAC-based Access for Incident Settings	Incident Settings now support RBAC-based access, enabling users with edit privileges (in addition to Prime Admins) to access and manage Incident Settings.	Incident Settings and Management Scope for Permissions
RBAC-based Access for Intent Settings	Intent Settings now support RBAC-based access, enabling users with edit privileges (in addition to Prime Admins) to access and manage Intent Settings.	Intent Settings and Management Scope for Permissions