Ruckus Networks
SPCPTR SPT REN SCG RXGW LIC 100 APS, 1YR
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Ruckus 872-0100-RXGW Support Renewal for 100 APs, 1 Year | Enterprise Support
Ruckus Networks
MPN: 872-0100-RXGW
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Key Features
- Ruckus Networks support renewal
- RXGW license support coverage
- 1-year covered period
- Entitlement for up to 100 APs
- Software-services support-warranty category
- Vendor-backed assistance for existing deployment
- MPN 872-0100-RXGW
- Maintain vendor support continuity with a 1-year renewal term
Keep your RXGW environment under active support with a 1-year renewal sized for deployments of up to 100 access points. For teams running production WLANs, support continuity matters as much as the hardware itself: it preserves access to vendor assistance when configuration questions, service-impacting issues, or lifecycle decisions arise.
This renewal is designed for organizations that standardize on Ruckus and need predictable coverage for a defined AP footprint. It helps avoid support lapses that can slow troubleshooting and complicate maintenance planning. For infrastructure teams, that means fewer unknowns when the network is under pressure and a clearer path to resolution when time matters.
Choose this renewal when the wireless environment is already in place and the priority is keeping it covered, not reworking it. It is a practical fit for procurement cycles that require a precise term and a clearly scoped support entitlement for an existing RXGW deployment.
Ideal For
- Renewing support for an existing Ruckus RXGW wireless deployment
- Maintaining coverage for a campus WLAN with up to 100 APs
- Preserving vendor assistance during annual procurement refresh cycles
- Keeping production wireless operations covered without changing the platform
Why This Product
- 1Sized for up to 100 access points
- 21-year renewal term for predictable planning
- 3Keeps support aligned to the original Ruckus platform
- 4Better fit for production WLANs than ad hoc coverage