I have now tested with 3.0.0 3.1.0 and latest 3.2 (3.2.0-SNAPSHOT - Build #2479)
I don’t have any problems and working fine for me.
What version exact version of Openhab are you using?
What version of the binding?
Any errors in the log?
An example of you items?
You could enable debug for the binding and we can see what it says.
The Ruckus binding is working well on my OH 3.2.0.M3 setup except the block function.
I assigned the ACL openhab to all wireless networks but when I block a device on one of my networks it still has access to my Guest network (both ACL openhab assigned).
Sorry for the late response. This seems to work for me. Are you sure you don’t have a random mac-address for that network (the guest one), that would explain if it can still connect.
IP-address changed as expected but I did not expect the Mac address to change.
As I understand from your post #22 (Dec '20) the toggle button “Private Address” should be “off” on the iPhone I want to block. But that’s a user’s choice. I’m not able to set this button.
Yes it is a setting on the client. The problem is that from the access point it will not be able to determine if it is the same client if it uses a random mac address. In case you want to block certain users, you should set up proper ad with for instace radius.
I’m not sure. I don’t own any 7150 or similar. I’ve been trying to get one a few times but ended up being outbid (on ebay). I’ve also invested quite a bit in Juniper so does not make much sense for med to switch them out.
If you can use the Ruckus Unleashed cli to enable disable POE then it would be possible to integrate that with the binding. Have you tried it? If it is possible and you can send me a sample of input / output when doing so from the cli, I could try and include it.
Otherwise your best bet is to use a script or create another addon for doing so.
I’m using two Cisco SG300 switches but I can’t manage them from OH3. Because I use the Ruckus access point I looked for possibilities with their switches in OH3.