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| ====== MESHdesk Node Config Utility ====== | ====== MESHdesk Node Config Utility ====== | ||
| - | * As of October 2016 we' | + | * As of October 2016 we have released a fresh version of the **MESHdesk Node Config Utility** to include new features not supported yet in the industry. |
| * This page will discuss the new **MESHdesk Node Config Utility**. We will divide the discussion into segments similar to the tabs of the **MESHdesk Node Config Utility**. | * This page will discuss the new **MESHdesk Node Config Utility**. We will divide the discussion into segments similar to the tabs of the **MESHdesk Node Config Utility**. | ||
| * Before we go into the various tabs let us first discover how to use the **MESHdesk Node Config Utility** (here after simply called the utility) in the correct manner. | * Before we go into the various tabs let us first discover how to use the **MESHdesk Node Config Utility** (here after simply called the utility) in the correct manner. | ||
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| * This is where we use the utility. | * This is where we use the utility. | ||
| * Another purpose for the utility is to ' | * Another purpose for the utility is to ' | ||
| - | * We took the lead and added extra functionality to our firmware | + | * We took the lead and added extra functionality to our firmware |
| * We now support the following types of Internet connections. | * We now support the following types of Internet connections. | ||
| - | * Ethernet (LAN) which require a DHCP server and Internet connection on the LAN the hardware connects to. This is the same as other cloud based controlled hardware like OpenMesh, Meraki, or IgniteNet. | + | * Ethernet (LAN) which require a DHCP server and Internet connection on the LAN the hardware connects to. Most cloud based controlled hardware like OpenMesh, Meraki, or IgniteNet |
| - | * **3G/4G dongle** support. For this you simply need hardware | + | * **3G/4G dongle** support. For this you simply need a router |
| - | * **WiFi Client** support. No need for extra hardware, we can simply use one of the existing radios | + | * **WiFi Client** support. No need for extra hardware, we can simply use your current WiFi router |
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| - | * With **3G/4G dongle ** and **WiFi Client** support we can really say goodbye LAN cables on our meshes and access points! | + | * With **3G/4G dongle ** and **WiFi Client** support we can really say goodbye |
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