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Clone Network

Last updated: October 25, 2024

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Written by Arthur Chiang
Updated over a year ago

Some network applications, especially in chain stores, use standardized SOPs and similar network configurations to support rapid business expansion. Meeting time constraints makes quick deployment a challenge for administrators.

The clone network function allows administrators to copy network-wide settings, such as SSIDs, protocols, device templates, firmware policies, or other general network settings to other networks. This eliminates the need to start from scratch each time a new network is deployed.

Network-wide configurations

EnGenius Cloud provides 3 different ways helping administrators for such quick deployment.

Note: Pro license is required for clone network functions.

Clone network using backup configurations

To clone network with a backup network configurations, go to Organization > Backup & Restore > Configuration Backup to backup the configuration of target network you would like to clone first.

Create network backup configuration

Create a new network and select the configuration you previously backed up.

Clone backup configuration to new network

Clone network using network template

To clone network with a network template, go to Organization > Backup & Restore > Configuration Template to create a network template first.

Create network template

Create a new network and select the network template you previously created.

Clone network template to new network

Clone network using MSP Portal

MSP portal is a function that simplifies multi-tenant management. It provides even stronger clone function for huge network management. It supports multi-network clone and also cross-org clone that help administrators quick replicate similar network configuration for customers in same vertical market.

Note: MSP portal function requires MSP license.

Go to MSP protal > Clone Org & Networks > Clone Networks. Select network(s) you'd like to clone and identify the target organization.

Clone network(s) in MSP portal

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