What is your primary use case for Ruckus Wireless?

We use Ruckus Wireless for hospitality customers, education customers, healthcare customers, banking customers, and public venues.

The thing about Ruckus is that we have greater range, so we need fewer access points. My Ubiquiti setup had, like, ten access points in a warehouse. With Ruckus, I only ordered six because I know I need fewer. So that's a savings if you want to look at it like that.

I have been using Ruckus Wireless along with WiFi devices and controllers. Our company mainly uses the solution to implement WiFi connectivity in customer environments, which are mostly hospitality sector establishments like premium hotels and other universities. In our organization, we have witnessed a greater interest in Ruckus products from medium and large enterprises, especially for Ruckus network devices like switches and ports. Some of our organization's customers preferred to adopt cloud solutions from Ruckus because they were not willing to make large investments in a Dual LAN Controller.

I use the solution in my company's warehouse and office. The product is useful as a wireless tool to deal with the pickup trucks in the warehouse and also for the end users who are seated in the office premises.

Ruckus Unleashed is a network solution capable of supporting up to 128 access points without the need for a controller. It offers basic networking features and can operate in a mesh topology, though it doesn't have to be mesh. On the other hand, Ruckus Virtual SmartZone is a more comprehensive and feature-rich product. It provides advanced functionalities such as 802.1X access authentication, AAA authentication, guest login integration with social media platforms, AP and switch management, among others. We deploy our solutions in various environments, including education, hospitality, and shopping centers. Our services cover a wide range of sectors, excluding domestic deployments. We rarely engage in domestic deployments due to the relatively higher overhead and support demands compared to enterprise environments, making it less viable for us.

We use the product for internet connection. We use it for Wi-Fi coverage in our restaurants, bars, and lobbies. It handles high-density environments well. Some of our restaurants have 300 to 500 people. It’s the same in the bars and lobbies.

I mostly use this solution for Office Wi-Fi, but also for hotspots.

Ruckus Wireless is used in high-density environments, such as theaters, meeting rooms, and city centers where there is a lot of interference from other wireless networks.

The solution is used for wireless connectivity. It's excellent for internet access.

We use the solution for our wireless network services.

The solution is used for public Wi-Fi. The Wi-Fi solution provides internet connectivity in the public platform.

Our use case is for public Wifi. I'm a system integrator.

Our clients use Ruckus as a controller base in active-active mode or active-passive mode depending on their needs. We work primarily with universities that have over 30,000 users.

We primarily use the solution for our roaming users with laptops.

We primarily use the solution for wireless access points.

We have an enterprise wireless solution with multiple vendor access points deployed across buildings and have implemented 802.1x authentication with dynamic VLANs. We have more than 100 Ruckus devices with Wpa2 enterprise authentication mode, and requests are getting authenticated from our NPS server. Our classrooms are equipped with 4*4 Mimo Wi-Fi 6 technology-based Ruckus access points that will handle more than 80 high bandwidth clients at the same time. Moreover, our meeting rooms are also equipped with 2*2 Mimo models that easily handle high bandwidth applications.

We are an integrator working primarily with government healthcare providers and clients in the education sector. We have multiple deployment modes, including on-premise, direct permission, and layer-to-layer. We have also cloud-based and virtual deployment. Wireless is an essential technology these days. People use it on their phones or tablets. It works for many clients and numerous number of employees in different locations and in centralized board as well.

We recently proposed a Ruckus solution using Cisco switches, in our local area. We have a local network for Cisco switches that we can help implement, as well as wireless connectivity that we are proposing. For a better wifi experience, we proposed a Ruckus solution.

We have different use cases for this solution. We deploy it for many of our customers in a variety of organizations including financial, manufacturing and retail. The use case depends on the needs of an organization. We are resellers.

We use Ruckus Wireless for network security.

We use the solution internally and also help clients set up the product for their companies. It's a frequency. They will provide the tool and stable wireless frequencies.

It is generally deployed in hotels and sometimes for VIP customers.

We use this solution for a variety of companies, including those in transportation and the government sector as well. It's used for wireless access.

We have an internal network in the house that we use it for. It all has access points all over.

We are using Ruckus Wireless for different enterprise networks.

The system is used in reporting as a vital business tool for collecting, analyzing, parsing, presenting, and storing unprecedented The solution automatically detects network anomalies. SmartCell Insight uses advanced machine learning algorithms to automatically establish a pattern of normal behavior for each network element. The system requires no input from IT. Its predictive analytics capability automatically detects anomalous behavior in network elements—helping you to proactively address issues that might affect service levels.

It's a wireless LAN solution. We are a college. We've got staff, students, guests, and admin staff. We use it to provide wireless internet connectivity for the third category of users usually separated by SA5U. We're using it for bringing on devices as a means by which our students can onboard their devices.

It's our enterprise hotspot solution. I think we have over 350 hotspots, and they all use Ruckus. They all come to a controller.

We use it as a telecom solution and for the wireless requirements of a government hospital.

I work for a small school. In fact, I've worked with two separate schools with different administrations and they both had Ruckus — they both had the same equipment. There's probably one controller and maybe six, seven, eight access points. We're running teacher PCs, might be about ten PCs on there, and then a bunch of student Chromebooks. We weren't one-to-one at the one school — they had carts they wheeled around. They might have had maybe 40 of them, but now they're one-to-one and they probably have a couple of hundred users — 200 to 300 users on there. The other school's been one-to-one, but it's a smaller school. They probably have a couple of hundred computers on the whole network — Chromebooks. That school's pretty much all Chromebooks.

We belong to the hotel industry. In the hotel itself, we have deployed WIFI fully throughout the establishment. So far, it is working perfectly.

We are a reseller and integrator. We use this solution when our clients have a lot of users or devices that need to be connected to one IP. We use it for a high capacity of connections.

We have two customers where we implemented on-premises solutions with Ruckus Wireless, making use of Ruckus Unleashed and access point models R510, R610, and R320. Our one customer is a small-medium business and they have 50 to 100 employees, and the most recent solution that we implemented was for a government client where we installed 17 access points.

We primarily use the solution for its performance, compatibility, and capability. We do a lot of schools, some colleges, large civic centers, large arenas, that kind of stuff. We know how to deploy this so that they get great client connectivity and have easy guest onboarding. We can onboard guests really easily. Each guest that connects has a pre-shared key that they get. They're all unique. We have some great control over guest traffic, and great control over say, corporate traffic. We control how much bandwidth a guest user gets versus a corporate user, and who gets priority on the network.

We originally installed Ruckus for our public Wi-Fi, but we are now using it for our internal network. We had used it in the public Wi-Fi for at least three or four years before implementing it for our network, which was about three months ago. Right now, we are using it for online connections and applications like Zoom and Google Meet.

We primarily use the solution for its performance, compatibility, and general capabilities. We do a lot of schools, colleges, large civic centers, large arenas, etc. That kind of stuff. We know how to deploy this so that the clients get great client connectivity.

We primarily use the solution for internal use for deployments.

We are a distributor of Ruckus. We are actually maintaining their channel partner in the Pakistan region. Our business model is that we create partnerships where we are the retailer for Ruckus and the partners going to sell Ruckus to the end customer. We are actually the box mover for them. We act as a bridge between Ruckus and end customers. We are box movers. We handle all the deployments in Pakistan, across industries including in the education sector, in the military sector, in health organizations, hospitality, etc. We cover every vertical. Whenever Ruckus is deployed, it goes through our channels. We are the ones who can provide the boxes to end customers. There are many use cases. Thousands of boxes are shipped from us and deployed in different market segments.

We are on a campus that is spread out over 140 acres, with approximately 6,000 people. We use Ruckus Wireless to provide wireless access to people so that they can continue their day-to-day activities online. We have coverage over the entire campus.

We are a solution provider and Ruckus is one of the wireless networking products that we implement for our customers. In this context, we are a managed service provider because after well sell the package, then deploy it, we manage it for them. This is a full solution including Rucks Access Points, Rucks Switching, Ruckes Cloud Controller, and we have a point-to-point set up in these installations. It's multiple locations, but they're all pretty similar to each other. As a managed service provider, we are a little different than a reseller. Our relationships are not with the companies that are selling us the equipment, it's more with our customers. So, we're trying to put ourselves in a position that we're making those decisions not based on a relationship with a vendor because those can change as technology changes. Today it might be Ruckus, tomorrow it could be Cisco Meraki. It's all based on customer needs and what they're looking for. Though, the vendor relationship is also important because, obviously, we need to support all of this stuff

I primarily use the solution for pretty much everything worked-related and for e-commerce and studying.

We are a reseller, our clients' use cases are quite broad but mainly focussed on SMB with multiple locations. A main office and satellite branches. This is where the cloud controller comes into its own.

We are internet service providers. We use Ruckus in our business hotspot deployment. We sell to a customer who might have a coffee shop for example, and we would install one of the Ruckus access points so that they could deploy Wi-Fi to their patrons.

This product provides wireless access in our warehouse and the Office and for Guest.

Generally, customers look for wireless connectivity for their users and guests systems as well. Most of the customer feel comfortable with Ruckus due to the fact that they have SMS based authentication features and an OPB based authentication within the hardware.

We are a big church, so we have to cover a 100,000 square foot building plus another 3,000 square foot building. We have Ruckus Wireless in two locations. We are on Zone Director 1200. Our other office is running over a VPN, so it keeps connected to the Zone Director via VPN for any information that is needed, but it still works. The nice part is that they work on the internet connection that is local to the office that they are in. They work independently. Nothing comes through the controller. They just use the controller to authenticate and know what is going on with the unit.

Our primary use case for this soluton is for AP. I'm the CEO of the company.

I am a Ruckus reseller and this wireless product is one that we provide for our customers. My customers are all in industrial environments, so I have worked with a lot of different controller-based models. I primarily handle warehouse management and manufacturing, so these are installed in big warehouses, the oil sector, solar-powered Wi-Fi, and other businesses. Many of the wireless devices are by vendors like Honeywell and Zebra. They are handheld units and the network packet size is small.

I am an independent contractor and I work to set up and maintain wireless network systems. Ruckus Wireless is one of the solutions that I rely on. I am working with a small school that has a Ruckus wireless system in place to provide service for mobile devices. In that site, we have the main controller and six or seven access points.

My company sells wifi access points to enterprise customers. Customers need to manage the wifi controller separately. We are managing their Wifi router on their behalf. We provide internet connectivity through the router, the Wireless LAN.

I'm an analyst programmer and we're partners with Ruckus.

We are a system integrator and Ruckus Wireless is one of the products that we implement to assist our customers with providing Wi-Fi services. Our customers are primarily in the hospitality industry, such as resorts. This solution allows them to provide Wi-Fi services to their staff and guests.

We are a solution provider and Ruckus Wireless is one of the products that we implement for our clients. We have clients in the banking sector, hospitality, education, and many others.

Our primary use case for this solution is in a higher education institution.

We use Ruckus Wireless to provide wireless access to our employees and our clients in our offices. It works fine.

We had to install it to some port areas and in some hospitals. In terms of mobility and reliability, we found these products are very good. Their downtime is really low.

I sell this solution to customers so that they can achieve their wired and wireless networking equipment and software tools to meet their needs. We are a networking company that focuses entirely on network solutions, such as switching, switch Layer 2, 3, Wi-Fi allowing access points, cloud and software products to mobile carriers, broadband service providers, and corporate enterprises. I sell to the hospitality industry.

* Wireless platform for user and medical production devices throughout the enterprise * Also serves guests wirelessly.

It is helpful with our performance and keeping the client connected with the axis point. The connectivity of the product is amazing.

We use and deploy it to provide internet access to our corporate users, walk-in guests, and sites users.

We have Ruckus ZoneDirectors and WAPs in all of our facilities. We have one ZoneDirector 1200 and three ZoneDirector 3000s spread across our facilities geographically, all running the latest firmware (10.1.1.0 Build 26). The ZoneDirectors are controlling a total of 48 WAPs.

Ruckus has been deployed in our most demanding site, which has roughly 3400 associated clients per day. We are also leveraging Cloudpath to provide the WISPr guest portal with MAC authentication. It should be noted that this site was previously serviced by another vendor. Due to the demands of wireless and the inability for the other vendor's deployment to meet our needs, we switched to Ruckus. It's been rock-solid since the implementation. More recently we have moved our initial deployment to our elementary buildings. We have Ruckus implemented in about 25 sites currently.