Redact Country Code Page

README.md

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 ## Ruckus Wireless Hackery
 
-[Change the Country Code on country-locked Ruckus Access Points](pages/RuckusCountryCodeChange.md)
+[Change the Country Code on country-locked Ruckus Access Points](https://ms264556.net/pages/RuckusCountryCodeChange)
 
 [Push Let's Encrypt certificates to Ruckus Unleashed/ZoneDirector](pages/PfSenseLetsEncryptToRuckus.md)
 

pages/RuckusCountryCodeChange.md

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 # Bypassing the Country Lock for a US model Ruckus AP
 
-Ruckus access points may be cheaper to buy from the USA.
-
-But Ruckus locks the country code on `US` model access points (unlike `WW` models), so you can't use the correct WiFi bands for other countries.
-And `US` model access points will refuse to join any existing Unleashed or ZoneDirector network which doesn't have its country code set to US.
-The country cannot be changed from the Web interface, and if you try to SSH in and `set countrycode XX` from the CLI then you receive an error: `illegal to change country code`.
-
-Fortunately, it's possible to bypass the country lock, or even turn a locked `US` AP into an unlocked `WW` AP...
-
-## Option 1: Changing the locked Country Code
-
-SSH into the AP (using the same credentials you use to log into the web dashboard).
-
-If your AP is running Unleashed firmware, then you'll need to get it into AP mode:
-```console
-enable
-ap-mode
-```
-
-Manually update the country code (my example changes it to New Zealand):
-```console
-set rpmkey wlan-country-code NZ
-```
-
-The real `set countrycode NZ` would have set this rpmkey, but also fixed up the wifi channels. We're not running the fixup code, so it's safest to do a factory reset now:
-```console
-set factory
-reboot
-```
-
-Job done.
-
-## Option 2: Permanently removing the country lock from a Solo or Standalone AP
-
-### 1) Obtain a root shell
-
-Follow [these instructions](StandaloneApRootShell.md) to obtain a root shell.  
-The unlocking procedure may require you to *temporarily* install an older firmware version on your AP.  
-
-### 2) Remove the Country Lock
-
-```console
-# rbd country 0
-```
-Should see something like this:
-```console
-bdSave: sizeof(bd)=0x7c, sizeof(rbd)=0xd0
-  caching flash data from /dev/mtd8 [ 0x00000000 - 0x00010000 ]
-  updating flash data [0x00000000 - 0x0000007c] from [0x7f8cdc88 - 0x7f8cdd04]
-  updating flash data [0x00008000 - 0x000080d0] from [0x7f8cdd04 - 0x7f8cddd4]
-_erase_flash: offset=0x0 count=1
-Erase Total 1 Units
-Performing Flash Erase of length 262144 at offset 0x0 done
-  caching flash data from /dev/mtd8 [ 0x00000000 - 0x00010000 ]
-  verifying flash data [0x00000000 - 0x0000007c] from [0x7f8cdc88 - 0x7f8cdd04]
-  verifying flash data [0x00008000 - 0x000080d0] from [0x7f8cdd04 - 0x7f8cddd4]
-```
-
-Your Access Point is now permanently unlocked. You can safely upgrade to any newer/older version of the software.
+This content has [moved](https://ms264556.net/pages/RuckusCountryCodeChange).