I am having trouble with a ZoneFlex R510 in standalone mode, and integrating Sonos. In a nutshell, I can't get the Sonos hardware to join the 2.4Ghz network. Here is a relevant discussion on the Sonos forums. I spent hours troubleshooting this last weekend. When I put my old WAP in place everything worked fine. Re-introduce the Ruckus equipment and it falls apart again. It sounds like I need to try enabling multicast traffic?
https://en.community.sonos.com/troubleshooting-228999/surround-setup-error-6804042
Is this an option in the Web GUI or a CLI only thing? I started looking into this last night and did not find any clear steps. The AP is running v200.6.10.1.308 software.
https://en.community.sonos.com/troubleshooting-228999/surround-setup-error-6804042
Is this an option in the Web GUI or a CLI only thing? I started looking into this last night and did not find any clear steps. The AP is running v200.6.10.1.308 software.
Posted 1 year ago
Thanks for the post. The syntax of those commands is different for Unleashed? They did not work for me when I was connected to the AP via SSH.
Here is the translation. Or at least the commands that executed successfully for ME.
The first command was supposed to be this:
rkscli: set qos directed multicast disabled
Should be:
ruckus(config-wlan)# no qos directed-multicast
The second command was supposed to be this:
rkscli: set qos eth0 igmp disable
Should be:
ruckus(config-wlan)# no qos igmp-snooping
The third command I could not figure out.
rkscli: set qos eth0 classification disable
I tried digging into the system configuration and entering this command, which is the ONLY QoS setting I could find in the Unleashed CLI:
ruckus(config-sys)# no qos
Changes are saved!
System QoS function has been disabled
However, after entering this series of commands I am still not able to join my Sonos hardware to my Ruckus WiFi network. The error presented by the Sonos controller is to make sure the 2.4 Ghz WLAN is 802.11b/g compatible.
:/
Here is the translation. Or at least the commands that executed successfully for ME.
The first command was supposed to be this:
rkscli: set qos directed multicast disabled
Should be:
ruckus(config-wlan)# no qos directed-multicast
The second command was supposed to be this:
rkscli: set qos eth0 igmp disable
Should be:
ruckus(config-wlan)# no qos igmp-snooping
The third command I could not figure out.
rkscli: set qos eth0 classification disable
I tried digging into the system configuration and entering this command, which is the ONLY QoS setting I could find in the Unleashed CLI:
ruckus(config-sys)# no qos
Changes are saved!
System QoS function has been disabled
However, after entering this series of commands I am still not able to join my Sonos hardware to my Ruckus WiFi network. The error presented by the Sonos controller is to make sure the 2.4 Ghz WLAN is 802.11b/g compatible.
:/
(Edited)
for this command - rkscli: set qos eth0 classification disable
try running
no qos classification
try running
no qos classification
I just re-flashed the AP so its a ZoneFlex AP. First command was not accepted:
rkscli: set qos directed multicast disabled
usage: set qos...
set qos heuristics {voice|video} classify <octet count>
-- Sets octet count for Heuristic-based classification
set qos heuristics {voice|video} noclassify <octet count>
-- Sets octet count for Heuristic-based no-classification window
set qos heuristics {voice|video} {ipg|pktlen} <minimum> <maximum>
-- Sets parameters for Heuristic-based classification
set qos tos classify {voice|video} {<comma separated TOS value(s)>|none}
-- Sets values for TOS-based classification
set qos tos mark {voice|video} <TOS value>
-- Sets TOS values for each type of traffic
set qos dot1p classify {voice|video} {<comma separated Dot1p value(s)>|none}
-- Sets values for DOT1P-based classification
set qos dot1p mark {voice|video} <Dot1p value>
-- Sets Dot1p values for each type of traffic
-------------------------------------------------------------
The other two commands were accepted. And...it seems like Sonos is able to connect to the WLAN. I may try reverting back to Unleashed and seeing if the settings you outlined above are available.
Thanks for all the help. I appreciate it!
rkscli: set qos directed multicast disabled
usage: set qos...
set qos heuristics {voice|video} classify <octet count>
-- Sets octet count for Heuristic-based classification
set qos heuristics {voice|video} noclassify <octet count>
-- Sets octet count for Heuristic-based no-classification window
set qos heuristics {voice|video} {ipg|pktlen} <minimum> <maximum>
-- Sets parameters for Heuristic-based classification
set qos tos classify {voice|video} {<comma separated TOS value(s)>|none}
-- Sets values for TOS-based classification
set qos tos mark {voice|video} <TOS value>
-- Sets TOS values for each type of traffic
set qos dot1p classify {voice|video} {<comma separated Dot1p value(s)>|none}
-- Sets values for DOT1P-based classification
set qos dot1p mark {voice|video} <Dot1p value>
-- Sets Dot1p values for each type of traffic
-------------------------------------------------------------
The other two commands were accepted. And...it seems like Sonos is able to connect to the WLAN. I may try reverting back to Unleashed and seeing if the settings you outlined above are available.
Thanks for all the help. I appreciate it!
Your welcome. I spent 4 days on this until I figured it out.
The answers are in the post. Follow them and it will work.
Thanks for the reply. Are you talking about this?
if it is available
Radio Resource Management:Enable 802.11k Neighbor-list Report (enable this)
and set this to this
Directed MC/BC Threshold: set this to 0
(0-128)Defines the client count at which an AP will stop converting group addressed data traffic to unicast
ruckus(config-wlan)# no qos directed-multicast
ruckus(config-wlan)# no qos igmp-snooping
ruckus(config-sys)# no qos
Changes are saved!
System QoS function has been disabled
no qos classification
(Edited)
Joseph