Enterprise WiFi Functionality at an SMB Price!
- BeamFlex High gain (7 dbi) Antenna array
- Dynamic PSK Integrated, easy 802.1X
- Integrated guest access with captive portal
Who should be using Ruckus ZoneFlex??
Anyone who is looking for easy, secure, reliable wi-fi and that doesn’t have big money to spend IT staff and hardware really… but, there are great advantages to those in the following industries:
- Small to Medium Businesses
- Hotels/Motels/Resorts with limited IT Staff
- Restaurants/Coffee Shops
- Hot spot Operators
- Retail stores and distribution facilities

Today network security is one of the most talked about topics in the IT world. Well as most of you know the Wi-Fi security has been lacking but in the past couple of years great strides have been made with the introduction of WPA2 and 802.1X authentication. WPA2 is an encryption key that is placed on every one of your employees/clients machines that allows them access to your wireless LAN (WLAN). Well what happens when Joe decides to leave or you have to let Bobby go for poor performance? You will have to change your WPA2 key for the entire company and change it on every machine. This can take many precious hours that you limited IT people may not have. Well there is a solution.802.1X was created for this particular reason. 802.1X essentially gives each one of your employees/clients a unique key. So when Bobby leaves you can simply delete his user profile and maintain the security of your wireless network. Traditionally this required a Radius server which is extremely expensive to set up and maintain and the cost was simply not justifiable.
Dynamic PSK
Well, Ruckus created what they have coined Dynamic PSK.Dynamic Pre-Shared Key (PSK) is a patentpending technology developed to provide robust and secure wireless access while eliminating the arduous task of manual configuration of end devices and the tedious management of encryption keys.
Dynamic PSK creates a unique 63-byte encryption key for each user upon accessing the wireless LAN for the first time and then automatically configures end devices with the requisite wireless settings (i.e. SSID and unique passphrase) without any manual intervention. Here’s how it works:

Now when Joe decides to leave or you have to let Bobby go for poor performance you can simply delete their username and they no longer have access to your network! Its as simple as that. You can also integrate it with your windows active directory!







