FAQ: WAD

How to setup Routers and Access Points
Ruckus ZF7372 AP requires to be stand alone router to work with a WAD server that has its DHCP server disabled. That would be the case when using WAD-110 or 120 server with its DHCP server disabled or using WAD-104 always since the WAD-104 does not have a DHCP server.
But many Ruckus products are available with firmware which does not allow the APs to become stand alone routers. They require upgrade of firmware and here is the instruction on how to upgrade the firmware particularly for the Ruckus ZF7372 AP.
The upgrade is complete. The ZF7372 AP is now ready to be configured for use with a WAD server following the instruction.
Following attachment in PDF shows how to setup multiple Ruckus ZF7372 Access Points to a WAD server. Here we demonstrate using a WAD-104 server.
How to setup multiple Ruckus ZF7372 Access Points to a WAD server – Part 2
Following attachment in PDF shows how to setup a Ruckus ZF7372 Access Point to a WAD server. Here we demonstrate using a WAD-104 server.
How to setup a Ruckus ZF7372 Access Point to a WAD server
Following attachment in PDF shows how to setup a router to a WAD server. Here we demonstrate using a TP-Link router and a WAD-104 server.
How to setup a router for WAD server
Following attachment in PDF shows how to connect a TP-Link WR740N router to a WAD server. Here we demonstrate using a WAD-104 server.
How to setup TP-Link WR740N router to a WAD server
Google Chrome has been known to cause problems when trying to enter into the administration page of Ruckus ZF7372 Access Point. Use the MS Edge or Internet Explorer version 11 or higher instead.
For detail instruction on how to access the administration page of Ruckus ZF77372, refer to the following link.
How to setup a Ruckus ZF7372 Access Point to a WAD server