Where and How are you configuring your device(s)? Share your setup!

NETWORKING SOLUTIONS
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Hi Community,

We’re excited to kick off our very first UX/UI-focused topic! We’d love to learn more about where and how you configure your network devices.

Please take a moment to answer the following questions by selecting from the poll options or sharing your thoughts in the comments below.

1. Where do you typically configure your device(s)?

  • In a calm and quiet office space
  • On-site in the field (e.g., outdoors)
  • In other specific environments (please share in the comments)
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2. What device(s) do you use to configure network device(s)

  • Laptop
  • Tablet
  • Mobile phone
  • Desktop computer
  • Other (please specify in the comments)
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3. What’s the most important factor in your environment when configuring device(s)?

  • Signal strength (e.g., Wi-Fi interference)
  • Good lighting
  • Comfort (e.g., access to a desk or seat)
  • Mobility (e.g., configuring while on the go)
  • Time constraints (e.g., quick setup required in the field)
  • Other considerations (please specify in the comments)
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Your input will help us make future updates more user-friendly. We look forward to hearing about your setup! :blush:

Warmly,
The Design Team

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Hi,

  1. Where do you typically configure your device(s)?
    As possible before installation at office. Troubleshooting in the field. Maintenance remotely from office (trying to avoid misconfig the setup and be required to go on field).

  2. What device(s) do you use to configure network device(s)
    Laptop

  3. What’s the most important factor in your environment when configuring device(s)?
    Other : reduce risk of misconfiguration.

Thanks,

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Hi,

Thank you for your valuable response!

Warmly,
The Design Team

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It depends but - in general I try to get the device configured minimally based on ‘known knowns’ - internal network config, usernames, etc - in comfort before getting it into its installed location and tuning it further once the real aerials are attached.