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    Adding Multiple Gateways to an AMM

    Version 2.15.1.1 and above includes a feature to import multiple gateways using device ID information stored in a CSV file.

    An additional benefit of this feature is that it can also be used to reorganize the folder structure for existing gateways and move those gateways into new groupings.

    Use the following steps to import multiple gateways from a CSV file:

    1. Select Admin > Devices > Gateways from the menu to display the Gateways screen.
    2. Click on the Upload button:
      The upload button which provides the ability to add multiple gateways.

      The upload button which provides the ability to add multiple gateways.

    3. Click Template to generate and open a new CSV file.
      Creating a new CSV from the template.

      Creating a new CSV from the template.

    4. Open the file in a spreadsheet application.
    5. Edit the CSV file to include information about each gateway to add to the AMM. See Multiple Device Import CSV for more information about how to populate this CSV file.
    6. Save the CSV file.
    7. Click Select a file and select the CSV that was saved locally. Upon selecting a file, the Gateway List Import popup will display:
    8. Specify an option for the Gateways which already exist in AMM field:
      • Ignore: any gateways listed in the spreadsheet that already exist on the platform will not be added or modified.
      • Modify: updates the configuration of any gateways that already exist on the platform.
    9. If adding AirLink OS router(s), optionally specify a batch name, which allows you to keep track of when an AirLink OS router is added/modified. The batch name should only contain alphanumeric characters, hypens or underscores with a max length of 30 characters.
    10. If adding ALEOS router(s), specify if the device(s) will automatically reboot after the changes are applied.
    11. Click Start to import the devices.

    After the import is complete, a summary page is presented to provide information about the result of the import process.

    Note: A _sierrawireless_bootstrap_keys file will be created containing the AirLink OS keys for all the AirLink OS routers just added and modified. Save this file to a location where it can be easily found. Further information on the next steps for AirLink OS routers can be found here

    Note: AMM 2.16 and above supports the ability to apply unique MSCIID values on ALEOS routers. For more information see: Configuring Device-Specific Parameters for ALEOS Configurations from the AMM.

    Note: AMM 2.17 and above will automatically update the authunits lookup file so that incoming management tunnel requests are accepted.

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