Quick Start Guide
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- 1: Product Overview
- 2: ExtremeLocation Quick Setup
- Before You Start
- Step 1: Create the ExtremeLocation Account
- Step 2: Activate the ExtremeLocation Account
- Step 3: Generate and Apply the License
- Step 4: Configure the Access Points
- Step 5: Configure a Category
- Step 6: Configure the ExtremeLocation Service
- Step 7: Create your First Experience
- Step 8: Configure the ExtremeLocation Dashboard
- Step 9 (Optional): Device Classification
9 Select Upload MAC Address menu item to add a list of device MAC addresses.
The Upload MAC screen displays.
10 Use the Select Visitor Type drop-down list to select the visitor type for the devices in this list.
11 Use the Browse button to search for and upload a Comma Separated Value file to the
ExtremeLocation account.
Use the Sample CSV link to download a sample file to base your manual device classification data
CSV file.
12 Select Save to save the changes made to the Device Classification parameters.
At any time, select the Reset button to revert the changes made to the device classification
parameters.
Device Classification Rules
ExtremeLocation allows classification of the devices seen by it into the following categories:
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Asset
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Associate
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Visitor
•
Associate Personal Devices
The classification happens according to the following rules:
1 Any device classified manually using imported csv file is classified as such immediately.
2 Any devices with Extreme, Symbol, or Motorola OUIs are marked as Asset first. These devices are
subject to reclassification when other rules are run later.
3 Associate Personal Devices classification is disabled by default. When Associate Personal Device
support is enabled, any device classified as Associate Personal Devices has a lower priority than a
device classified as either Asset or Associate. Moreover, any device already classified as either Asset
or Associate is not classified again as Associate Personal Devices.
4 Classification rules are run when a device enters a site or exits it. When a device visits a site for the
first time, it is always classified as a Visitor device. When the device exits the site, it is reclassified
based on the following rules which set the priority of the device as:
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