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What is CP Word List?

CP Word List is a hosted service that makes RUCKUS Cloudpath DPSK passphrases easy to read and type. When a user enrolls, Cloudpath normally hands them a random string like x8kP2mQ9. CP Word List replaces that string with a memorable three-word phrase such as apple-red-truck — and shows it to the user on the enrollment page.

It runs as a Cloudflare Worker at https://wordlist.lanpulse.com and connects to your Cloudpath server through the Cloudpath REST API. You do not install or host anything: you sign in, connect your Cloudpath server, and add two steps to your enrollment workflow.

  • Passphrases people can remember. Three lowercase words joined by dashes (for example apple-red-truck) are far easier to read off a screen and type on a phone than a random string.
  • No change to how Wi-Fi works. The passphrase is still a normal Cloudpath DPSK. Security, VLANs, and device limits are unchanged.
  • It never blocks network access. If the service is ever unreachable, the enrollment page falls back to the original Cloudpath passphrase, which is always valid. See How enrollment and fallback work.

CP Word List plugs into your Cloudpath enrollment workflow in two steps that run after Cloudpath generates the DPSK:

  1. A notification step (invisible to the user) calls CP Word List with the enrollment ID. The service looks up the DPSK for that enrollment, generates a memorable phrase, and updates the DPSK on your Cloudpath controller.
  2. A display-message step (what the user sees) shows the new word-based passphrase and the name of the Wi-Fi network to connect to.

For the enrollment-time detail — including re-enrollment and the fallback behavior — see How enrollment and fallback work.

Four things get you running:

  1. Activate your account — sign in with Google and connect your Cloudpath server.
  2. Configure your Cloudpath connection — FQDN, API credentials, and SSID name.
  3. Add the enrollment workflow steps in Cloudpath.
  4. Enroll a test device and confirm the passphrase shows as three words.

Need help? Reach the support team or email cpwordlist@neuralconfig.com.