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Version: v25.07.31

Device

This document provides a simple guide on how to create, edit, and delete device environments. It explains each section, their uses, and basic information, so you can easily understand the configuration.

Device listing

  • Go to the Login > Device.

Device Grid Columns

Field NameDescription
MAC AddressUnique identifier assigned to each device for network communication.
Device NameCustom name assigned by the user to easily identify the device.
Device TypeSpecifies the category of the device, such as Router, Switch, or IoT.
EnvironmentDefines the operational environment where the device is deployed.
ActionsOptions to edit or delete device records as needed.

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Created Device

  • Click on the Add New Device.

Device Environment configuration Fields

FieldUsageImpactDefault Value
Device MAC AddressUnique identifier for the device on the networkEnsures accurate device tracking and managementRequired
Device NameUser-defined name for identifying the deviceFacilitates easy reference and managementRequired
Device TypeSpecifies the category/type of the deviceDetermines applicable configurations and policiesRequired
EnvironmentDefines the operational environment of the deviceHelps in device categorization and managementRequired

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  • Provide the required information in the fields below.

    • Device Mac Address: Enter the device's unique MAC address (i.e 00:50:56:bb:c2:5d)
    • Device Name: Specify a descriptive name for the device (i.e example-product)
    • Device Type: Select the appropriate device type from the available options. (i.e CE)
    • Environment: Choose the relevant environment from the dropdown menu. (i.e Production)
  • Click on the Confirm button.

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  • Upon successful saving, a confirmation message Device added successfully will be displayed.

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Edited Device

  • Locate the desired environment within the environment list.

  • Click the Edit button associated with the environment.

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  • Modify the Device Mac Address, Device Name, Device Type and Environment fields as required.

  • Click the Confirm button to save the changes.

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  • Upon successful update, a confirmation message Environment updated successfully will be displayed.

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Deleted Device

  • Locate the desired device within the device list.

  • Click the Delete button associated with the device.

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  • By clicking on the Delete option, a confirmation message popup will open on the screen. This popup asks to confirm the deletion action again, which prevents accidental deletion.

    • The device has two options available:
      • Confirm Delete: If the device really wants to delete the information, click on the Yes button in the popup.
      • Cancel Delete: If not intended to delete or clicked by mistake, click on the No button to cancel the action and keep the information safe.
  • Decision taken in the image As mentioned, the Yes button has been clicked in the image. This means that the deletion action has been confirmed by the device and the relevant data will be removed from the system.

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  • Upon successful deletion, a confirmation message will appear Environment deleted successfully.

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Retrieving the Get Endpoint URL

  • Go to the Login > Device > Get Endpoint URL.

  • Enter the required details:

    • Mac Address: Input the device's unique MAC address.
    • Device type:- Select the appropriate device type from the available options (i.e: CE).
  • Click the Confirm button.

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  • The generated Endpoint URL will be displayed as shown in the image.

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Searching for a Device

  • Use the search function to find a device by entering its MAC address.

  • The system will filter the results and display the relevant device entry.

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Important Notes for Users

  • Always enter the correct MAC address. A single character mistake may create a duplicate or invalid device entry.
  • Use clear and meaningful device names so devices can be easily identified later.
  • Choose the correct device type to ensure appropriate configurations are applied.
  • If a device is no longer in use, delete it to keep the system clean and manageable.
  • Only authorized users should edit or delete devices to prevent accidental changes.
  • Verify changes before confirming — edits are immediately applied to the system.
  • Use search before creating a device to avoid duplicate entries.
  • Keep environments consistent (e.g., Production, Testing) for accurate reporting.
  • Deleted devices cannot be restored, so confirm carefully before deletion.

FAQs

Q:1 Can the hub check whether a device has successfully registered to a specific environment?

No, the hub cannot directly check the registration status of a device. The hub can only maintain the association between the device and the environment as metadata. For the actual registration of the device, other systems or logs may be required. The hub only manages the relationship between the device and the environment, and not the result of the registration process.