Using an ARC Wireless client with a Ruckus BaseStation Ruckus makes a World Class BaseStation….. ….and ARC Wireless makes a World Class client radio….

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Using an ARC Wireless client with a Ruckus BaseStation Ruckus makes a World Class BaseStation….. ….and ARC Wireless makes a World Class client radio…. By combining the two, you achieve the ultimate Flexibility in wireless networking!

The OSI Data Layers Standard n clients cannot do true Layer2 bridging Layer 2 is MAC Address based This limits the type of traffic you can pass through your network and can interfere with hotspot operation. ARCFlex™ n have true Layer 2 bridging support with Ruckus basestations using WDS This allows for full control of your network, and true layer 2 bridging

Enabling the Ruckus Compatibility Mode 1.Select the Wireless WAN interface tab (WWAN) 2.Change mode to Client WDS 3.Select Use Ruckus Compatibility Mode That’s it! It’s that simple!

Example Network with Ruckus and ARC Share Wifi with built in HotSpot Connect via cable or Wifi True Layer 2 Clients ZoneFlex Mesh for links shorter than.5km FreeStation for links longer than.5km