What feautures would i / you like to have for the App/Cloudmanagement
Hey! as i understood there's lots of new feautures to come in 2018 within Insight. however i would like to start this thread to give an overview what i would like to have / see in future. maybe this can help out the dev team to priorise development according to the community needs and maybe even bring in some new ideas/feautures. would be great to have the community answer here kinda a request for feautures.... i've been playing arround for the past 3y with Cisco Meraki. their cloud solution is the top of the mount everest. now i rock netgear (WAC505) - i'm hoping netgear can catch up and become a good solution in future. feautures i'm missing / i'd like to see detailed traffic analytics / protocols and ability to see an overview what end device is consuming what / how much guest access (confirmed in another thread) ability to generate QR Codes / Pincodes -> facebook already implemented, great changelog on FW upgrade etc -> better visibility, easyier usage place access points/switches/devices on a map (google map) heat map scan frequencies and see what AP's are on what channels -> be able to choos another frequencies/channels in dense areas live data analytics (maybe in dashboard?) disable Lights on AP's trough App/Dashboard would be great if other users can add their wished here btw is there any chance to participate as beta user? BRCase Studies: Real Small Business Using Insight Management #Webinar #Video
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NETGEAR Insight - Learn how Cloud-Managed Technology Can Work For your Business #VideoWebinar
Get an overview of Insight as well as details on new feature release for the Insight solution. NETGEAR Insight is a Cloud-based management platform that enables easy setup and configuration of NETGEAR Insight Managed Access Points, Switches and ReadyNAS devices. If you have questions or comments about NETGEAR Insight? Did you deploy an insight solution? We would love to hear from you. Please visit the NETGEAR Insight forum for more discussion or post your feedback.
How to Create a VLAN with Insight Management #Tutorial #Video
Creating a VLAN with your Insight Managed Smart Cloud Switch is easy from the Insight Management App. For the detailed tutorial visit the NETGEAR Insight Knowlegebase. Here's how to create a new VLAN in Insight Management 1. Open your Insight App 2. Tap on a switch in your network 3. Tap “VLANs in use” 4. Press the plus sign on top right of screen 5. Tap the type of network you want to create 6. Create your VLAN name and ID 7. Tap Save
Just giving my feedback on the Insight android app and the GC110P, WAC505
Just wanted to say I'm very impressed with the ease of deployment when using the Insight 3.1.4 app. It easily detected the new GC110P switch, the new WAC505 access point as well as my pre-existing ReadyNAS 314 storage device. The notifications are a little bit spammy on a reboot but are easily cleaned up. I was really impressed with the ease of setting up the WiFi network settings as well as managing firmware upgrades on all three devices all from within the Insight app. I'm looking forward to seeing what Netgear does next going forward. Regards, Todd HarrisonInsight Management Web Portal Coming February 2018 #NETGEARatCES
A CES Innovation Award honoree, NETGEAR Insight management solution delivers unified remote monitoring and management for NETGEAR switches, wireless access points and ReadyNAS storage Currently available as a mobile app, the remote setup, monitoring and management features of the Insight™ management solution will also become available in mid-February through the new NETGEAR Insight Cloud web portal, providing the benefit of a larger display screen for a single-pane view of all devices and locations. As an honoree in the 2018 CES Innovation Awards competition for excellence in design and engineering, the NETGEAR Insight management solution is a progressive way to instantly discover, configure, and continuously monitor and manage your network. Designed for easy remote management of NETGEAR Smart Cloud Wireless Access Points, Smart Cloud switches and ReadyNAS Network Storage, Insight will now also provide support for the Orbi™ Pro Tri-band WiFi System for small businesses as of the update in mid-February. “NETGEAR Insight Managed devices have the lowest Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of any remote/cloud manageable networking devices in the industry,” Richard Jonker, vice president of product line management for SMB products at NETGEAR, affirmed. “Businesses benefit from plug-and-play setup and management without the cost of an additional network management device or contracted IT service. There is no complex software, or on-premise cloud server to purchase and maintain and there are no exorbitant long-term licensing fees.” Watch this forum and the NETGEAR Insight page for more updates on Insight Managed products.
Insight Management App and Access Control
Hi, Not sure how many of you use Access Control Lists (Allow Mode) with your configurations. I have recently added three WAC 510 APs to my configuration. Prior to that I just used a Netgear Nighthawk X6 R8000 for all my Wifi needs. Being somewhat obsessive about things, I have been using Access Control for all of the devices that connect to my router. That ACL is still in effect now, even though I have all but one wireless devices now connected to the APs. Although I'm not sure why I'm so obsessive about this (another topic), I would like to transition my Access Control from the router to the APs. I am managing those APs using the Insight Management App. I haven't been able to find any way to batch input allowed MAC addresses for the APs. There was a way, although with some bugs, when I was managing the APs locally via a web browser. Is there a batch method, or do I have to painfully enter the MAC addresses one at a time for each AP via the app?
