What is the Dashboard Gallery?

The Dashboard Gallery is a public collection of Data Studio dashboards, published at https://dashboards.lanpulse.com. Each one was built against real network telemetry, redacted, and published with the export bundle that recreates it. You can browse them, ask about them in a sentence, and download a bundle to import into your own tenant.

There is nothing to install and nothing to sign in to. Every page described in these docs is open to anyone with the URL.

What you can do with it

Browse and filter. The gallery is a grid of dashboards with a filter rail down the side. Filters live in the URL, so a filtered view is a link you can send. See Browse and filter the gallery.
Ask in plain language. The search box takes a sentence rather than keywords — “anything on MAC table usage?” — and answers only from what is published here. See Ask about the dashboards.
Download an export bundle. Every published dashboard has a downloadable ZIP you can import into Data Studio. See Download an export bundle.
Ask for one that isn’t there. If nothing matches, there is a form that puts your request in front of the person who builds them. See Request a dashboard.

Which platforms it covers

Data Studio ships in two places, and the gallery names both:

Platform	Export bundle	In the gallery
RUCKUS One	Yes	Downloadable today
RUCKUS AI (SmartZone)	Not yet	Listed as a disabled control with a “Coming soon” note

The unavailable platform is shown rather than hidden, because “coming soon” is something you can act on where a missing button is not. The disabled control is not what makes it unavailable — the download route refuses an unavailable platform on the server. See Download an export bundle.

What the gallery publishes, and what it doesn’t

The gallery publishes two artifacts per dashboard: a screenshot and a Data Studio export bundle (dashboard_export_*.zip). It does not generate either one — both come out of Data Studio itself, which means a signed-in person exports them and uploads them here. What the gallery does is everything that happens after that: redacting the image, scrubbing the bundle, indexing what survives, and serving the result.

What it is not

Not a console. You cannot connect a tenant to it, and nothing you do here reaches your network.
Not a live view. Each dashboard is a screenshot taken at a point in time, plus the definition that rebuilds it. Numbers on the image are whatever they were on the day it was captured.
Not signed in. There is no reader account, no session and nothing stored about you. The one thing you can write is a dashboard request, and that is covered in Request a dashboard.

Explore the docs

Browse and filter the gallery The card grid, the five kinds of category in the filter rail, shareable filter links, and the per-dashboard permalink.

Ask about the dashboards What the plain-language search can answer, why it takes one question at a time, and how a category question returns a whole set.

Download an export bundle Pick a platform, download the ZIP, and import it in Data Studio under Dashboards → Import.

What is removed before publishing Destructive image redaction, the fields deleted from the export bundle, and the audit that refuses to store a bundle that still matches a pattern.

Request a dashboard The request form, the duplicate check that runs while you type, and what happens to a request after you send it.

Limits and quotas Every rate limit, the daily ceiling on the search's model spend, and what still works once it is reached.

Public HTTP API The unauthenticated endpoints behind the gallery, with their parameters and response shapes.

Troubleshooting The exact messages the gallery returns, what each one means, and what to do next.

Need help? Reach the support team.