In SOLO mode there were a lot of command for IOT. Even more, there was MQTT broker. So probably it's possible but I can't check it right now because I don't know command for unleashedwho are running a Zigbee network
In SOLO mode there were a lot of command for IOT. Even more, there was MQTT broker. So probably it's possible but I can't check it right now because I don't know command for unleashedwho are running a Zigbee network
The R650 is pretty great if you want a trouble-free upgrade which will perform probably 50% better than an R610.After reading this I'm stuck in which I should purchase. I currently have a r610 but I want to put something more powerful upstairs and I'm stuck between getting a r730 for cheap and hacking it, getting a r550 or a 650. Many have said the r730 actually outperforms the r650 but some people were saying the wifi 6 on the r730 is bad what should I do ? I can get a r730 for less than 100, a 550 for around 200 and a 650 for 270.
The R650 is pretty great if you want a trouble-free upgrade which will perform probably 50% better than an R610.
The R730 will want 802.3bt for power. You can run it with a cheap 30W 1Gb injector, but I found my R730 always eventually trained down to 1Gb whereas my R650s would happily stay at 2.5Gb forever. So I bought a 2.5Gb PoE switch.
If you try a hacked R730 for under $100 and end up unsatisfied then I'm happy to pay you to ship it internationally to me.
I thought a lot about it.After reading this I'm stuck in which I should purchase. I currently have a r610 but I want to put something more powerful upstairs and I'm stuck between getting a r730 for cheap and hacking it, getting a r550 or a 650. Many have said the r730 actually outperforms the r650 but some people were saying the wifi 6 on the r730 is bad what should I do ? I can get a r730 for less than 100, a 550 for around 200 and a 650 for 270.
I've got a few phones which do 2x2 OR 160MHz. So it's not worth enabling 160Mhz for me - I get max 1200Mbps connection on 80MHz & 160MHz.Actually, MacBook and iPhone has only 2x2 MIMO. New MacBook 3x3. So in this field we have similar performance.
however, r650 should support 160mhz that can double performance.
R730 is EOL. So it's possible Ruckus will make changes in a future Unleashed release which stop the R730 hack from working. (But hopefully not - they typically never change the kernel version on their devices once released). So the R650 has a longer guaranteed useful life.In conclusions, I don’t believe that r650 can bring any benefits for home user.
OFDMA and UL MU-MIMO seem to make a difference for high client density environments and BSS coloring for high AP density.Hey. The theoretical question.
R730 and R850 is different by WiFi chip revision. As I know v2 supports OFDMA in both upload and download but v1 only in download. However, ruckus decided to disable OFDMA in both direction on R730.
After crossflash my curiosity brings me next questions:
Any way, disabling of OFDMA is affected only density by not bandwidth.
- If OFDMA is still disabled even for both discretion
- What features of WiFi 6 are disabled because of lack OFDMA?
- I suppose that it can be disabled subcarriers in case of interference but it is not very significant for 80 Mhz
- Maybe it can be issue with BSS colouring
Also, I read that r730 has weaker amplifier but I can’t find any proves.
@ms264556And I was able to add / remove / update DPSKs, including setting manually chosen (i.e. non-random) passwords & VLANs.
<dpsk-list>
<dpsk id="1" name="dpsk1" last-rekey="1704896543" next-rekey="0" mac="00:00:00:00:00:00" wlansvc-id="1" user="alice" x-passphrase="f97ryTng" start-point="0" expire="0" dvlan-id="7" role-id="0" creation="new" />
<dpsk mac="00:00:00:00:00:00" wlansvc-id="1" user="bob" x-passphrase="hB8EZx7{" last-rekey="1704896376" next-rekey="0" start-point="0" expire="0" dvlan-id="7" role-id="0" id="2" creation="new" />
<dpsk id="3" name="dpsk3" last-rekey="1704923639" next-rekey="0" mac="00:00:00:00:00:00" wlansvc-id="1" user="cat" x-passphrase="hxFWgUQB" start-point="0" expire="0" dvlan-id="6" role-id="0" creation="new" />
<dpsk mac="00:00:00:00:00:00" wlansvc-id="1" user="dog" x-passphrase="kSoF3V:Q" last-rekey="1704896376" next-rekey="0" start-point="0" expire="0" dvlan-id="6" role-id="0" id="4" creation="new" />
</dpsk-list>
I don't think dedicated master is useful for a single home environment.I currently have a somewhat large house with 2x r650s and 2x r610s running "regular" unleashed. I probably don't need all 4 APs, I just setup the 1st r610 in the server room for temp connectivity, and never took it out. It's nominated as the master, but wireless is enabled.
Would this r730 -> 850 hack be worth it to make it a dedicated master? What would be the benefits?
The passphrases are using ROT-1 'encryption'.@ms264556
hello, sir,
That is exactly what I am trying to do for couple days. thanks for your decrypt tool, I am at the stage here:
My zd1200 is running zd1200_10.5.1.0.240
this is the dpsk-list.xml extracted from decrypted backup
Because the current version of zd1200_10.5.1.0.240 do not allow user to generate custom passphrase on webUI, soCode:<dpsk-list> <dpsk id="1" name="dpsk1" last-rekey="1704896543" next-rekey="0" mac="00:00:00:00:00:00" wlansvc-id="1" user="alice" x-passphrase="f97ryTng" start-point="0" expire="0" dvlan-id="7" role-id="0" creation="new" /> <dpsk mac="00:00:00:00:00:00" wlansvc-id="1" user="bob" x-passphrase="hB8EZx7{" last-rekey="1704896376" next-rekey="0" start-point="0" expire="0" dvlan-id="7" role-id="0" id="2" creation="new" /> <dpsk id="3" name="dpsk3" last-rekey="1704923639" next-rekey="0" mac="00:00:00:00:00:00" wlansvc-id="1" user="cat" x-passphrase="hxFWgUQB" start-point="0" expire="0" dvlan-id="6" role-id="0" creation="new" /> <dpsk mac="00:00:00:00:00:00" wlansvc-id="1" user="dog" x-passphrase="kSoF3V:Q" last-rekey="1704896376" next-rekey="0" start-point="0" expire="0" dvlan-id="6" role-id="0" id="4" creation="new" /> </dpsk-list>
I think if I can figure out what method is utilize to generate x-passphrase from a custom passphrase, then I could replace the dpsk-list.xml with it and restore the backup, is that the right way to accomplish add / remove / update DPSKs, including setting manually chosen (i.e. non-random) passwords & VLANs?
so, my question is:
1. what method is utilize to generate x-passphrase from a custom passphrase?
2. have you been written script to do this, any possible to share it to us?
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''.join(chr(ord(letter) + 1) for letter in value)
Sure. It's straightforward and the individual pieces of code are already written.@ms264556
It works! your are my hero, sir.
but the process is trivial, and restore required zd1200 to reboot. I am too impatient to wait for your script.
<dpsk mac="00:00:00:00:00:00" wlansvc-id="1" user="elfie" x-passphrase="i3vail33" last-rekey="1704935835" next-rekey="0" start-point="1" expire="0" dvlan-id="8" role-id="0" id="6" creation="new" />
<dpsk mac="00:00:00:00:00:00" wlansvc-id="1" user="fiona" x-passphrase="dfei1035" last-rekey="1704935835" next-rekey="0" start-point="1" expire="0" dvlan-id="10" role-id="0" id="7" creation="new" />
ruckus# show dynamic
Generated Dynamic PSKs:
DPSK:
User= alice
Role=
Mac Address= 00:00:00:00:00:00
Created= 2024/01/11 10:46:13
Expired= Unlimited
DPSK:
User= bob
Role=
Mac Address= 00:00:00:00:00:00
Created= 2024/01/11 10:46:13
Expired= Unlimited
DPSK:
User= cat
Role=
Mac Address= 00:00:00:00:00:00
Created= 2024/01/11 10:46:13
Expired= Unlimited
DPSK:
User= dog
Role=
Mac Address= 00:00:00:00:00:00
Created= 2024/01/11 10:46:13
Expired= Unlimited
DPSK:
User= elfie
Role=
Mac Address= 00:00:00:00:00:00
Created= 2024/01/11 10:46:13
Expired= Unlimited
ruckus# show dynamic
Generated Dynamic PSKs:
DPSK:
User= bob
Role=
Mac Address= a2:20:b5:e2:78:da
Created= 2024/01/11 11:09:38
Expired= Unlimited
DPSK:
User= elfie
Role=
Mac Address= b2:52:52:b2:cc:9d
Created= 2024/01/11 11:04:51
Expired= Unlimited
1. I haven't tested unleashed yet, sorry.@ms264556
There are some problems when I tried to CRUD dpsk items under unleashed/r600(200.7.10.202.145).
here were what I did:
1. Generated 5 dpsk items under webUI: Services -> Dynamic PSK -> Dynamic PSK Batch Generation -> Generate button
2. backup
3. decrypted -> extracted -> modify dpsk-list.xml -> update bak.tgz -> restore
4. check the dynamic-psk items under cli
5. connected the UE to the ssid with the above unique key one by oneCode:ruckus# show dynamic Generated Dynamic PSKs: DPSK: User= alice Role= Mac Address= 00:00:00:00:00:00 Created= 2024/01/11 10:46:13 Expired= Unlimited DPSK: User= bob Role= Mac Address= 00:00:00:00:00:00 Created= 2024/01/11 10:46:13 Expired= Unlimited DPSK: User= cat Role= Mac Address= 00:00:00:00:00:00 Created= 2024/01/11 10:46:13 Expired= Unlimited DPSK: User= dog Role= Mac Address= 00:00:00:00:00:00 Created= 2024/01/11 10:46:13 Expired= Unlimited DPSK: User= elfie Role= Mac Address= 00:00:00:00:00:00 Created= 2024/01/11 10:46:13 Expired= Unlimited
6. the unleashed/r600 would delete the dpsk items:
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My question are:Code:ruckus# show dynamic Generated Dynamic PSKs: DPSK: User= chenlan Role= Mac Address= a2:20:b5:e2:78:da Created= 2024/01/11 11:09:38 Expired= Unlimited DPSK: User= huangdan Role= Mac Address= b2:52:52:b2:cc:9d Created= 2024/01/11 11:04:51 Expired= Unlimited
1. The way what I did was correct?
2. how to get the web shell under unleashed/r600?