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Ruckus ZoneFlex 7363 Impresses with Performance, Price Point
By Andrew Garcia
Ruckus ZoneFlex 7363
The ZoneFlex 7363 offers concurrent dual-band radios and good performance at a low price.
Ports
The ZoneFlex 7363 comes with one POE-enabled Gigabit Ethernet port and two 10/100 ports.
Separate or Together
The ZoneFlex 7363 can be used independently or as part of a Ruckus ZoneDirector network.
SSID
The ZoneFlex 7363 supports up to 16 SSIDs—eight in 2.4GHz and eight in 5GHz.
WLAN Groups
Administrators can organize SSIDs into groups in order to have different networks in each band.
Radio Management
Radio power and channel can be controlled independently for each radio/band.
Mesh
The 7363 works great with Ruckus' mesh network capabilities.
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The ZoneFlex 7363 802.11n access point from Ruckus Wireless provides good performance, a useful mix of enterprise-class radio management and configuration features, and fine performance at an attractive price point. In addition to the dual-band ZoneFlex 7363, Ruckus Wireless also offers the new single-band 802.11n access point, the ZoneFlex 7343.