Features
Start with the question.
Find a Wi-Fi task, the hardware it needs, and where you can run it.
WLAN Commander has two interfaces: the mobile app for field workflows and the local device website included in the unified image. Their features overlap, but they do not yet have complete parity. Each feature below explains what is available and where.
Scan & discover
Find networks, clients, channels, security and advertised capabilities.
Mobile app · supported sensorsBetaCapture & analyze
Record focused packet evidence, use independent radios and export to PCAPAI or Wireshark.
Mobile app · Linux toolsHardware dependentSpectrum
Explore FFT, peak hold and waterfall views from supported spectrum sources.
Mobile app · sensor console · selected hardwareBetaSurvey & map
Keep floor plans, positions, Wi-Fi observations and supported cellular measurements together.
Mobile app · platform dependentBeta · integration limitsPasspoint & authentication
Inspect ANQP replies and explore the image's CfreeRADIUS and FreeRADIUS services.
Mobile app · device websitePublic image betaNetwork testing
Measure a local path with browser speed tests, iPerf3 and xfr; monitor with Orb and check ping, DNS and routes.
Device website · command lineBoard dependentDevice health & updates
Check temperatures, power events, storage, cooling and bootloader information.
Mobile app · device websiteExperimentalExperimental work
Follow Qualcomm two-link station/STR work and bounded, uncalibrated FTM ranging.
Selected hardware · opt-in toolsBetaIntegrations
Bring in the AP's view from Ruckus One or AP SSH, and ask Siri, Shortcuts or an Android assistant about your scan.
Mobile app · Ruckus One · platform dependentRead the availability labels
Beta means the feature is included in a beta product, with documented device and platform limits. Hardware dependent means you need a specific radio, analyzer or board. Experimental means an opt-in prototype with additional limits. Planned features are not available controls; they are called out separately within the relevant page.
Choose your next step
Check your hardware →
Match the device, adapter and task before installing.
Get started →
Choose the app or browser route and complete setup.
Explore the device website →
See the standalone dashboard and current tool coverage.
Find the right download →
App access, factory images, OTA updates and ESP32 firmware.