Adding and Managing a Regular Switch
Configuration Profile
From the RUCKUS One web interface, you can add a regular switch configuration profile and apply it
to one or more venues.
This task includes a step for assigning an ICX port profile
to selected ICX switch families and models. However, you must have already configured
the ICX port profile and associated MAC OUI and LLDP TLV settings prior to beginning
this task. Refer to Adding and Managing an ICX Port Profile and Adding MAC OUI and LLDP TLV Matching Entries for more
information.
Complete the following steps to add
a regular switch configuration profile.
On the navigation bar, click
Wired > Wired Network
Profiles > Configuration
Profiles.
The Wired
Networks Profiles window is displayed. By default, the Configuration
Profiles sub-tab is selected.Configuration Profiles
Sub-tab
In the Configuration
Profiles sub-tab, click Add Regular
Profile.
The Add Switch
Configuration Profile window is displayed.Adding a Switch
Configuration Profile
Under General
Properties, enter the Profile Name and
Profile
Description, and click Next.
The
VLANs page is displayed.VLANs Page
(Optional) In the VLANs page, click Default VLAN
settings to edit the default VLAN settings, such as
VLAN ID and Spanning tree
protocol, and click Save.
Note: The default VLAN change
will be applied to all the switches linked to this profile. Changing the
default VLAN may cause network disruption unless the VLAN ID already exists
on the switches.
Note: Beginning with RUCKUS FastIron 10.0.20a and later, if the
Spanning tree protocol is set to
STP, RUCKUS One will
automatically apply RSTP to the device.
Default VLAN Settings
Sidebar Window
In the VLANs page, click Add VLAN. The
Add VLAN sidebar is displayed.
Adding a VLAN
Enter the VLAN
ID and optionally enter the VLAN
Name.
The VLAN ID values
range from 1 through 4095, except 4087, and 4090 through 4094. One or more VLAN
IDs can be entered in the following ways:
Single VLAN ID: 20
Multiple VLAN IDs and ranges: 1-20, 22, 30-100
Combination of individual VLAN IDs and ranges: 1-20, 22, 30-100
These alternatives allow you to create multiple VLANs simultaneously while
applying common configurations. After establishing these VLANs, you can
customize settings for each VLAN individually. Additionally, you can edit VLAN
IDs within a range while ensuring that the original VLAN is included.
(Optional) Configure the
following settings in the Add VLAN sidebar.
Toggle ON the IPv4 DHCP
Snooping and ARP
Inspection options to enhance network security.
IGMP
Snooping is disabled by default (drop-down option set to
NONE). You can use the drop-down list to select Active or Passive. If
Active or Passive is selected, then the Multicast
Version option becomes active.
Select Version
2 or Version 3 from the drop-down
list depending on which version is supported by your network and the
network devices it is compatible with. The default value is Version
2.
Select Spanning tree
protocol from the list (RSTP, STP, or
NONE).
Note: Beginning with RUCKUS FastIron 10.0.20a and later, if the
Spanning tree protocol is set to
STP, RUCKUS One
will automatically apply RSTP to the
device.
Click Add. The
VLANs page is populated with the configured
VLANs..
Click Next.
Click Set Ports. The
Select Ports By Model page is displayed.
Selecting Device
Family and Model
In Select Model, select the device by selecting the
Family and Model.
Click Next.
In Set Ports, select the ports to configure VLANs for the model.
Configuring Ports for the Device
Select the Untagged VLAN from the drop-down menu.
Select the Tagged VLAN from the drop-down menu.
Click Add. The Ports page is populated
with the configured ports.
Click Next. The Voice VLAN page is
displayed.
Click Set
Voice VLAN. The Set Voice VLAN
sidebar appears.
Select the desired tagged port and click Edit.
The Set Voice VLAN pop-up window appears.
Select the VLAN ID from
the Voice VLAN drop-down menu, then click
Set. The pop-up window disappears and you are
returned to the sidebar where the configured VLAN ID and port values for
the Voice VLAN are displayed for the device model.
Setting the
Voice VLAN
Click Set in the Set Voice
VLAN sidebar.
Click Next.
In the ACLs
page, click Add
ACL to add an ACL and complete the following steps:
Adding an ACL
For ACL
Name, enter a valid string.
(Optional) For Type, you
can use the radio button to select Standard or
Extended.
(Optional) Click
Add
Rule and enter a valid Sequence
or use the arrows to select a value from 1 through 65,000 and perform
the following settings, based on the ACL type you have selected.Adding a
Rule
Action: Select an action as Permit or Deny.
Source
Network: Specify the source network as Any or Specific
Subnet. If you select Specific
Subnet, then enter the specific subnet IP
address.
The following fields are displayed only if you select type
as Extended.
Protocol: Select
IP, TCP, or
UDP from the drop-down list.
Destination Network: Select the
destination network, Any or
Specific Subnet. If you select
Specific Subnet, then enter the specific subnet
IP address.
Source
Port: Specify the source port. This option is
activated only if the TCP or
UDP protocol is enabled.
Destination
Port: Specify the destination port. This option
is activated only if the TCP or
UDP protocol is enabled.
Click OK to add the rule.
Click Add to
add the ACL configuration to the ACLs table.
Click Next in the
Add Switch Configuration Profile window.
(Optional) In the Port
Profiles page, click Add Port Profile
to apply an ICX port profile to one or more switch families and switch
models.
Note: Locally modified port
profiles are overridden if their names match the global settings and are
already applied to the related regular switch configuration
profile.
Note: An ICX
port profile is supported on the following RUCKUS ICX model families: ICX
7550, ICX 7650, ICX 7850, and ICX 8200. For detailed information, refer to
the RUCKUS FastIron
Management Configuration Guide.
Adding an ICX Port
ProfileThe Add Port Profile screen is displayed.
Configure the following
settings:
In the Select
Models page, select one or more RUCKUS ICX switch
families and the desired model (models) for each family, then click
Next.
In the Port
Profiles page, select one or more ICX port profiles from
the drop-down list to assign to the switch model and click Add.
You can see the list of
selected models and added ICX port profiles names added in the
Port Profiles table.
Note: After completing the
remaining steps of the Add Switch Configuration Profile
wizard, you will have to apply the ICX port profile to individual ports on a
per-switch basis (refer to Editing a
Switch Port for details). Subsequently, you can view the list of
ICX port profiles assigned to a specific switch by clicking the
Port Profiles sub-tab on the
Overview tab for the switch.
Note: Updates to an ICX port
profile are automatically applied to all the switch ports that are using
it.
Click
Next in the Add Switch Configuration
Profile window.
The
Venues page is displayed.Venues Page
In the Venues page, select one or more venue name checkboxes and click
the Activate option above the table. Alternatively, you can toggle
the Activated switch to ON to activate the switch configuration
profile for one or more venues.
(Optional) Apply profile changes to
existing switches is enabled by default, the profile changes are
effective both on the existing switches associated with the venues and any newly
installed Greenfield switches. Toggle OFF this option if you want to apply the
configuration changes exclusively to any newly installed Greenfield switches.
For more information, refer to Apply Switch Configuration Profile Changes.
Click Next.
The
Summary page is displayed.Summary Page
Review the
Summary page and click Add to add
the switch configuration profile.
You can see the switch configuration
profile added in the Configuration Profiles sub-tab.
You can edit and delete a
configuration profile by selecting the checkbox for a specific configuration profile
and clicking Edit or Delete, respectively.
To search for a specific configuration
profile, enter the partial or full configuration profile name in the Search field. All
matching configuration profiles are displayed. You can filter the list of
configuration profiles by Type.
You can sort the list of configuration profiles by profile name, type, or venues by
clicking the associated column header.
You may navigate to Administration > Timeline > Activities to view the entries for these actions, such as the date and time of
the actions, and whether it was a success or failure.