Ray Cloud Controller & Cluster

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Ray Cloud Controller & Cluster

Ray Cloud Connectivity & Service Availability Guide

Overview Ray is a cloud-native networking platform consisting of two primary components: RayOS – Runs locally on the Ray Access Point (AP). Ray Cloud...

Overview of Dashboard

1. Client Statistics: This section will guide you through navigating the Dashboard to view client statistics, device usage, and network insights.   Go to the Dashboard. ...

Introduction to Settings

Introduction to Settings Table of Contents Overview Users Roles Schedule Report Notifications Configurations 1. Overview The Settings section is used to manage administrative and...

Overview of Clients

Client Information Section:  This section provides details about clients connected to the network, including information such as the MAC Address, IP Address, Device Name, Lease Duration, and more. ...

View Clients/Users List

On Ray devices, connected clients are categories in 2 lists- 1. Connected – List of all clients connected in cluster 2. Recently Connected –...

Rays Device Online Status and Cloud Join

Steps 1: Open your browser and go to https://hubcloud.ray.life/sessions/signin , then enter your username and password to sign in.       Steps 2:...

Adding Appliances to RAY Cloud Controller

  Login to Cloud Controller using your username & password on https://cloud.ray.life  Go to Appliances , Click  on +Add Appliances  to add devices.      Press the “Add” button to  add the device. ...

Adding AP to RAY Cloud Controller

Step 1. Login to Cloud Controller using your username & password on https://cloud.ray.life     After that search username or clustername as above screen.   ...

Gateway and Access Point Added to Existing Cluster

  Steps 1: Go to the cluster, then navigate to ‘Appliance’ and add a new appliance.        Steps 2: Click the ‘Add’ button to...

Introduction: Ray Cluster and Child Cluster

Introduction to Cluster:  A cluster is a group of devices that work together as a single system to improve performance, reliability, or scalability, often used for...