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## How to setup your Network page
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Make sure you have a root device with the MAC `Internet` (No other MAC addresses are currently supported as the root node) set to a network device type (e.g.: **Type**:`Router`).
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> 💡 Tip: You can add dummy devices via the [Create dummy device](./DEVICE_MANAGEMENT.md#dummy-devices) button in the Devices listing page.
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> 💡 Tip: Export your configuration of the Network and Devices once in a while via the Export CSV feature under **Maintenance** -> **Backup/Restore** -> **CSV Export**.
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## ⚡Quick setup:
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* Go to a Device you want to use as network device (network nodes, such as a Switch).
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* Set the **Type** of such a device to one of the following: AP, Firewall, Gateway, PLC, Powerline, Router, Switch, USB LAN Adapter, USB WIFI Adapter and WLAN (you can create a custom network type device with in Settings -> General -> `NETWORK_DEVICE_TYPES`).
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* Save and go to Network where the devices you've marked as network devices (by selecting the Type as mentioned above) will show up as tabs.
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* You can now assign the Unassigend devices to the network node.
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* If port is empty or 0 a wifi icon is rendered, otherwise a ethernet port icon.
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> [!NOTE]
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> [Bulk-edit devices](./DEVICES_BULK_EDITING.md) by using the _CSV Export_ functionality in the _Maintenance_ section. You can use this to fix `Internet` node assignment issues.
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## 🔍Detailed example:
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In this example you will setup a device named `rapberrypi` as a `Switch` in our network.
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### 1. Device details page
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- Go to the `Devices` (1) page:
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- In the (2) `Details` tab navigate to the the `Type` (3) dropdown and select the type `Switch` (4).
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> Note: Only the following device types will show up as selectable Network nodes ( = devices you can connect other devices to):
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> AP, Firewall, Gateway, Hypervisor, PLC, Powerline, Router, Switch, USB LAN Adapter, USB WIFI Adapter and WLAN. Custom types can be added via the `NETWORK_DEVICE_TYPES` setting.
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- Assign a device to your root device from the `Node` (5) dropdown which has the MAC `Internet` (6) (Your name may differ, but the MAC needs to be set to `Internet` - this is done by default).
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- Save your changes (7)
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### 2. Network page
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- Navigate to your `Network` (1) page:
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- Notice the newly added `raspberrypi` (2) tab which now represents a network node, also showing up in the tree (3).
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- As we asssigned the `raspberrypi` in the previous (1) Device details page section to the `Internet` parent network node in step (6), the link is also showing up in the tree diagram (4)
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- We can now assign the device `(AppleTV)` (5) to this `raspberrypi` node, representing a network Switch in this example
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### 3. Network page with 2 levels
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- After clicking the `Assign` button in the previous section, the `(AppleTV)` (1) device is now connected to our `raspberrypi` (2).
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- You can see the `raspberrypi` represents the Network node type `Switch` (3)
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- The `(AppleTV)` to `raspberrypi` connection is also displayed in the table of `Connected devices` (4).
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- You can also see that our `raspberrypi` node is connected to it's Parent network device node with the MAC `Internet` (5). This connection again shows up in the tree (6) as well.
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