We use it for configuration. The hardest part is inventory control since we don't have sterilized inventory in Netsuite. We get around this by doing an import when new inventory comes in with the Description set to "R201-BALT_WH" pr R201-BALT_WH" etc. That way when an order comes in, the office can just take the next one with the right description, configure it in cnMaestro, approve it, and put its MAC on the SO for the installers. When they connect it, it just auto configures. Office staff is a lot cheaper and easier to find then good field guys and they seem to be a lot better at following simple rules like not leaving things with default user/pass on them.
We use overrides. Need to put some time into developing the templates, but they work well and it ensures none of them end up with default accounts on them and we have remote administration properly set up. It is really dumb that they are called "AP Groups", but whatever, its just a name. On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 12:07 PM Vlad Sedov <v...@atlasok.com> wrote: > Hey folks.. > Does anyone use Maestro cloud thing to manage routers for end users? > > We're pretty happy with how it handles corporate networks and radios, > but home router configuration seems a bit underdeveloped. The only way > I see is to either create an AP group and wifi network for each > customer, or put them all under one AP group, and use the > less-than-friendly custom overrides to maintain individual SSIDs, WPA > keys, etc.. > > How are you guys doing it? > > thank you, > Vlad > > >
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