# Nuclias Unity User Manual ### Introduction Nuclias Unity is a centralized cloud network management platform designed to simplify the deployment, configuration, and monitoring of switches and access points across multiple sites. \ This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you set up and manage your Nuclias Unity deployment. Whether installing a single device or multiple access points and switches, follow the procedures in order to ensure a smooth setup and reliable network operation. Nuclias Unity is a cloud-managed platform accessible through Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge web browsers. Before accessing Nuclias Unity, ensure you have an active internet connection, then open your web browser and enter the required URL to begin. **Given URL**:

Before you begin managing your network through Nuclias Unity, please complete the following two critical steps to ensure successful device adoption and management. All compatible devices must be running a firmware version that supports Nuclias Unity cloud management. Please check the D-Link support website for your specific device model and install the minimum required firmware version as indicated in the compatibility document. Ensure your D-Link switches and access points are listed on the official Compatible Device List for Nuclias Unity. Refer to the PDF available at the link below: **Given URL**:[ https://www.dlink.com/tw/zh/-/media/product-pages/nuclias/nuclias-unity/compatible-products-for-nucliasunity-solutionv16.pdf](https://www.dlink.com/tw/zh/-/media/product-pages/nuclias/nuclias-unity/compatible-products-for-nucliasunity-solutionv16.pdf) ### Creating an Account To access Nuclias Unity, you need a valid email address and password. Before signing in, you must first register your email address to activate your Nuclias Unity account. Enter your email and password, then click Sign In to access Nuclias Unity. You haven’t registered your email account for Sign In. Please click ‘**Create Now**’ to register your name and email address for Nuclias Unity

To create your Nuclias Unity account using the web browser, enter your Name and a valid Email address, as a six-digit verification code will be sent to it. \ Create a strong password for the Organization, Site, and connected Devices. Make sure the password follows the rules listed below. **Password Rules (Important and Must Follow):**\ • Length: The password must be 8–30 characters long to ensure sufficient security.\ Composition: Must contain ALL of the following:\ • Must include at least one uppercase letter (A–Z), one lowercase letter (a–z), and one number (0–9).\ • Allowed at least one Special Characters: \~ ! @ # $ ^ & \* { } \[ ] ( ) \_ - + = . | : ; “ ‘ < , > / **Security Restrictions:**\ • Cannot be the same as the user name.\ • Cannot be the same as default login accounts (e.g., “admin”) or default IP addresses.\ • Must be non-consecutive characters (e.g., “1111”, “aaaa” are not allowed).\ Note: If a non-compliant password is set, the device may reboot and cause abnormal operation. Enter your password following the rules, then enter it again in the Confirm Password field. Review and agree to the Terms and Conditions, then click **Next** to continue.

Click Send the verification code to your registered Email account, when you receive six-digit verification code fill into the verification code box.

If you have not received the email, wait a few more seconds for the verification code to arrive before completing your account registration. After creating your user account, open a supported web browser and enter the Nuclias Unity URL in the address bar. On the login page, enter your registered email address and password, then click Sign In to access the platform. Once logged in, you can begin configuring your organization, sites, and devices.

Once you have successfully logged in, you will be prompted to create an **Organization** name, followed by a **Site** name. The Organization and Site structure forms the foundation for managing your network, devices, and configurations within the Nuclias Unity platform. Enter the required information and proceed to continue the setup process.

Enter the required organization details in the configuration page:\ • **Name** – Enter a name to identify your Organization.\ • **Country** – Select the country where the network is deployed.\ • **Time Zone** – Choose the appropriate time zone for accurate scheduling and logs\ • **NTP Server** – Specify the Network Time Protocol (NTP) server to synchronize system time.\ • **Inventory Device Account** – Enter Username and Password for connected devices. \ Please set a username and a password that comply with the specified requirements. \ After completing all required fields, click **Save** to apply the settings and proceed.

An Inventory Device Account is maintained at the organizational level to manage devices before they are deployed to specific sites. It provides centralized control over procurement, staging, and distribution, ensuring consistent oversight at the management level. After successfully creating your Organization Name, the system will automatically proceed to the next step, where you will create a new Site for your organization. \ On the Site configuration page, locate and click Add Site, as shown in the image below. This will open the site setup page, allowing you to enter the necessary site details and complete the creation process.

Enter the required site details in the configuration page: • **Name** – Enter a name to identify your site.\ • **Country** – Select the country where the network is deployed.\ • **Time Zone** – Choose the appropriate time zone for accurate scheduling and logs\ • **NTP Server** – Specify the Network Time Protocol (NTP) server to synchronize system time.\ • **Site Username and Password** – Enter the organization-level login credentials. \ Please set a username and a password that comply with the specified requirements. \ After completing all required fields, click **Save** to apply the settings and proceed.

Each site has a dedicated Device Account with a common password shared by all devices assigned to that site. This provides site-level credential management, enabling users to access any device within their location (e.g., all 10 devices at a site would share one password). ### Device Configuration To begin configuring your switches, you need to know the device’s default IP address, username, and password. Follow the step-by-step instructions below to initiate switch configuration. 1. **Basic Information Required Before Configuration**

Note: If the device default IP address is not 10.90.90.90, reset the device to its default settings before proceeding. 2. **Network Requirements for Accessing the Web-Based GUI** To access the switch’s web-based interface, the PC must be on the same subnet as the switch. \ If the switch has the default IP 10.90.90.90: \ • The PC IP must be set to: 10.90.90.X\ • Where X = 1–89 or 91–254 (e.g., 10.90.90.100)\ • Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0 3. **Requirements for Nuclias Unity Cloud Device Discovery** For the switch to be discovered by the Nuclias Unity cloud platform:\ • D-Link Discovery Protocol (DDP) must be enabled.\ • DDP is disabled by default and must be manually enabled to allow cloud discovery. 4. **Default IP Mode of D-Link Switches** • Default Mode: Static IP •To obtain an IP address automatically, enable DHCP on the switch. Once the switch is properly configured with the correct IP settings and DDP is enabled, it can be discovered and managed through the Nuclias Unity cloud management platform. ### **Device Configuration: Device Setup** **Connecting to the Switch** Ensure your PC is connected to the switch using an Ethernet cable. Before accessing the switch’s web-based interface, you must configure your PC with an IP address and subnet mask that are compatible with the switch’s default IP settings. \ If the switch has the default IP address 10.90.90.90, configure your PC with the following settings:\ • IP Address: 10.90.90.X (where X is 1–89 or 91–254, for example, 10.90.90.100)\ • Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0 \ Refer to the picture below for an example of how to configure your PC IP address and subnet mask. \ Note: Proper IP configuration is required to establish communication between your PC and the switch before accessing the web-based GUI or enabling cloud discovery

Now enter your switch IP address (10.90.90.90) into your web browser, as shown in the picture below.

### **Device Configuration: Device Login** **Logging Into the Switch** After you enter the switch’s IP address in your web browser, a login dialog box will appear. Enter the following default credentials to access the switch’s web-based interface: **Username: admin**\ **Password: admin** Before proceeding, you may also select your preferred language from the available options to navigate the interface more comfortably. \ Note: It is recommended to change the default password after your first login to ensure network security.

After entering your username and password, the Smart Wizard page will appear. **Do not select DHCP mode** at this stage, as it will break the connection between your PC and the switch. Simply click **Exit**, as shown in the picture below, to proceed to the main dashboard for further configuration.

When you click Exit in the Setup Wizard, the switch dashboard will appear as shown below.

Click **Management** from the drop-down menu on the left side. Then select **DHCP** and choose **D-Link Discovery Protocol** Settings. By default, it is disabled, so enable it and click **Apply** to save the changes.

### Device Configuration: DHCP Enable After enabling DDP, you also need to enable LLDP to ensure proper device discovery and communication. Now, Go to **L2 Features** from the top-left drop-down menu, select **LLDP Global Settings**, and enable LLDP State, LLDP Forward State, LLDP Trap Status, and LLDP-MED Trap State. Then click **Apply**, as shown in the image below.

After enabling LLDP, you also need to enable DHCP so the switch can obtain an IP address automatically when the switch connected to the internet. \ Now, go to **L3 Features** in the drop-down menu at the top-left corner, click **IPv4 Interface**, select **DHCP** under **IP Settings**, and click **Apply**, as shown in the picture below.

### Device Configuration: Device Connectivity At this stage, your PC will be disconnected from the switch, and the switch is now ready to connect to the internet to obtain an IP address automatically. \ Before continuing, make sure your setup is connected to the internet. You may use a D-Link router or a USB dongle to provide internet access. Confirm that your PC, switch, access point, and mobile phone are all connected to the same network. This ensures that all devices can communicate properly during configuration. \ Now use your web browser on the PC to log in to Nuclias Unity. Ensure the PC is connected to the internet, and verify that your Organization and Site Name are displayed. \ **Note:** By default, DHCP should be enabled on the access point. If it is not enabled, please log in to your access point and enable DHCP. \ Next, launch the Nuclias Unity app and ensure your Android or iOS mobile device is connected to the internet. \ Below is a simple environment setup featuring a PoE switch and an Access Point, which will be discovered and managed through Nuclias Unity. \ The diagram also shows how your existing network connects to the internet. \ Ensure that all devices are connected to the same network, as illustrated in the connection diagram below.

### Software Installation **Nuclias Unity App** Download the Nuclias Unity app from the QR code for download application or use the Google Play Store (Android) or the Apple App Store (iOS), and ensure that you install the recommended or latest supported version. \ Before launching the app, confirm that you have already created your Organization and Site Name through the Nuclias Unity web browser interface. \ Ensure your mobile device is connected to the internet. For device discovery and management, your mobile phone must be connected to the same network environment as your switches and access points, with active internet access. \ Once these requirements are met, open the Nuclias Unity app and log in using your registered Email Address and Password. \ **Note:** If your mobile device is not connected to the same network as the target devices, the Nuclias Unity app will not be able to detect or discover them. **Download QR Code:**

### Software Installation: Device Setup Log in to the Nuclias Unity app using your registered email address and password. Ensure that the credentials match the account you created earlier. Once logged in, the app will connect to your Nuclias Unity organization and allow you to begin discovering and managing your devices.

### Software Installation: Sign In - Nuclias Unity App After successfully logging in to the Nuclias Unity app, the system will prompt you to select your **Organization** and **Site Name**, as shown in the image below. \ On the selection screen, choose the appropriate **Organization Name** from the list. Then, select the corresponding **Site Name** associated with that organization. \ After confirming your selections, tap **Next** to proceed to the next step and continue with device discovery and management.

### Software Installation: Adding Devices into Nuclias Unity App To discover connected devices using the Nuclias Unity app, ensure that the **Scan (Multicast)** option is enabled. This option is enabled by default and allows the app to automatically detect devices within the same network environment. If you want to scan a specific IP range, enable the IP Range **(Unicast).** option and manually configure the required IP address range. When using Unicast scanning, you must enter the correct IP range that corresponds to the subnet where your devices are located. If you are unsure of the correct IP range, consult your IT administrator for assistance. To configure the IP address range, enter the starting and ending IP addresses as shown in the example below. For instance, you may define a range from **192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.255**. If additional IP ranges are required, click **Add an IP Range** and enter the necessary details. After completing the configuration, click Next to proceed to the next step. After configuring the IP address range, the app will scan the network and display the discovered devices, as shown in the image below. From the list of detected devices, select the device you wish to manage through Nuclias Unity. Then, click **Authenticate** to begin the adoption process and proceed to the next step.

During the authentication process, enter the device’s **username** and **password** in the required fields. If authentication fails, it may indicate that the device credentials have been changed from the default settings. In this case, perform a hardware reset on the device to restore the factory default settings, and then repeat the adoption process. By default, both the username and password are set to “**admin**.” You may also configure a new username and password according to your security requirements. After entering the correct credentials, click **Apply** to authenticate and adopt the device into Nuclias Unity. After successfully authenticating the device, a notification will appear at the top of the screen indicating the number of devices ready to be managed through Nuclias Unity. Tap the notification to review the authenticated devices, then proceed with the adoption process to add them into your Nuclias Unity network for centralized management.

### Device Configuration: Adding Devices into Nuclias Unity App After authentication, select the desired device from the list of authenticated devices. Before proceeding with adoption, click **Turn On DHCP**, as shown in the image below. This step enables DHCP on the device, allowing it to automatically obtain an IP address from the network’s DHCP server. Ensure that your network has an active DHCP server available. Once DHCP is enabled, click **Adopt** to add the device to your Nuclias Unity Organization and Site. After clicking **Adopt**, a success notification will appear confirming that the device has been successfully adopted. The adopted device will then be associated with your selected **Organization and Site Name.** Click **Done** to complete the process. If you need to adopt additional devices, repeat the same steps for each device. To verify that the devices are online and properly managed, log in to Nuclias Unity through a web browser and check the device status under your Organization and Site.

### **Nuclias Unity>Configuration: Nuclias Proxy** Nuclias Unity Proxy is a dedicated software appliance designed to act as an intermediary bridge between the Nuclias Unity cloud platform and specific high-end on-premises network devices. Here are the key details about Unity Proxy based on the provided documents: Software-Based Solution: It is not a hardware controller. The Unity Proxy software must be installed on a PC running **Windows 10 or a later version (64-bit)**. The supported device of Unity Proxy will be more and more in the future. Suggest to put “Resource Center” URL let user can download Unity Proxy and also can check Compatible Products. Pre-configuration Requirements: switches managed via Unity Proxy require manual pre-configuration before they can be adopted. This includes enabling the D-Link Discovery Protocol (DDP), enabling the IP SSH Server State, generating an RSA Host Key (e.g., 2048-bit), and setting the IPv4 interface to DHCP. It also requires a third-party component called Npcap (version 1.86 or higher) to function properly. **DDP Enable** – Enables the D-Link Discovery Protocol (DDP), allowing the device to be automatically discovered and managed by compatible network management systems.

### Nuclias Unity>Configuration: Device Setup **SSH Global Setting:** Enable – Enables Secure Shell (SSH) access, allowing secure remote management of the device through an encrypted command-line connection.

**Generate Host Key** – Select the Key Modulus with the maximum bit (2048) value for stronger security, then click Generate to create the key data.

Click Generate, then a Success message will appear.

After generation, the key data will be displayed.

**Enable DHCP Mode** – Allows the router to automatically assign an IP address to the device.

Before install and use Nuclias Unity Proxy, you need to turn off the firewall on your Windows PC. Navigate to **Firewall & Network Protection** on your Windows PC, then **Turn Off** the Microsoft Defender Firewall.

### Nuclias Unity>Nuclias Proxy: Proxy installation Install Nuclias Unity Proxy on your computer to connect the local network with the Nuclias Unity cloud platform.

Agree to the Terms and Conditions, then click **Download** to install and redirect to **NCAP** install page. **NOTE:** Before launching the Nuclias Unity Proxy software, you must first agree to the Terms and Conditions, then click the URL to download the NCAP file and install the NCAP driver. This must be done before finishing the proxy installation; if the proxy installation is already complete, ensure the NCAP driver is installed prior to launching the software.

The installer will suggest a default path, such as C:\Program Files\NCAP Driver. We recommend using this location. To change it, click Browse, select your desired folder, and click OK. When ready, click Next to continue.

Click Install to begin installing the Nuclias Unity Proxy. The installation progress will be displayed on screen. This process may take a few minutes. Please wait for it to complete.

Once the installation is complete, click Finish to exit the setup wizard. The Nuclias Unity Proxy is now installed on your system.

To confirm the software was installed successfully, go to the search bar on your taskbar and type Nuclias Unity Proxy. If the application appears in the search results, the installation is complete and ready to use.

### Nuclias Unity>Nuclias Proxy: NCAP Installation Navigate to the location where you downloaded the NCAP driver file. Double-click the file to begin the installation process.

**Select and enable all required options** as needed, then click Install to begin installing the NCAP driver. Wait for the installation process to complete.

Once the installation is complete, click Finish to exit the setup wizard. The NCAP driver is now installed on your system.

### Nuclias Unity>Nuclias Proxy: Launch Proxy Go to the search bar on your taskbar and type Nuclias Unity Proxy. Select the application from the search results to launch it. Ensure you have a valid account to log in. Enter your credentials, then click Next to proceed. **Note:** Before launching the Nuclias Unity Proxy software, you must first agree to the Terms and Conditions, then click the URL to download the NCAP file and install the NCAP driver. This must be done before finishing the proxy installation; if the proxy installation is already complete, ensure the NCAP driver is installed prior to launching the software.

Log in to your Nuclias Unity cloud platform and verify that you have created an Organization and a Site. These are required before proceeding.

In the Nuclias Unity Proxy window, select the appropriate Organization from the dropdown menu. Create a new Unity Proxy or select an existing one from the list, then click Adopt to continue.

Check the Summary section to confirm the status shows Online and that the proxy is successfully linked to your Organization. Before proceeding, ensure that the **Organization Name** and the **last five digits of the Unity Proxy ID** are correctly displayed and match your records.

### Nuclias Unity>Nuclias Proxy: Add Device Go to the Nuclias Unity cloud platform and select the appropriate **Organization** from the menu.

From the left-side menu bar, navigate to Devices.

In the Device session, ensure the device name appears along with the last five digits of the **Proxy ID**, and confirm the status is **Online**.

Click Add Device, then select Discover to begin searching for available devices.

In the Proxy Device list, locate and select the Unity Proxy using the last five digits of its Unity Proxy ID for identification.

Click Start Discover to begin searching for available devices in Nuclias Unity.

Once discovery is complete, the connected devices will appear in the list. Their initial status will show as Unmanaged.

Select the device, go to the Action menu, and choose Adopt to begin managing it in Nuclias Unity.

Enter a username and password for the adopted device, then click Next to continue.

The adopted devices will now display a Success status.

Confirming they have been successfully added and are being managed by Nuclias Unity.

If the device status still shows Registering or Unsynced, wait a few minutes or refresh your browser to allow time for the connection to update.

After a few minutes or refreshing the page, the device status will update to Online and Syncing, indicating it is now properly connected and synchronizing with Nuclias Unity.

### Portal Overview The D-Link Nuclias Unity portal is a centralized, cloud-based network management platform designed to simplify the deployment, monitoring, and configuration of switches and access points across multiple sites. The intuitive web interface allows administrators to manage their entire network infrastructure from a single location. **Platform Structure** Nuclias Unity uses a hierarchical management structure consisting of Organization, Site, and Devices. The Organization serves as the top-level structure, Sites represent individual physical locations or branches, and devices such as switches and access points are assigned within each Site. This design enables scalable and efficient multi-site network management. **User Interface Layout** The portal interface is organized into three main areas: the Top Navigation Bar, the Left Navigation Menu, and the Main Workspace Panel. The top navigation bar allows you to select the Organization and Site, view notifications, and access user profile settings. The left navigation menu provides quick access to key management sections such as Dashboard, Topology, Devices,Wi-Fi Planner, Events, Clients, Firmwar Managements, Settings, and Resource Center. The main workspace panel\ displays configuration pages, monitoring data, and device management controls. **Dashboard Overview** The Dashboard provides a real-time summary of your network status. It displays the number of connected switches and access points, their online or offline status, traffic statistics, top devices and SSIDs by usage, wireless uplink and downlink activity, as well as alerts and notifications for quick monitoring and troubleshooting. **Device Management** The Devices section allows administrators to view and manage all adopted devices within a Site. From this page, you can monitor device status, check CPU and memory usage, review PoE power consumption, and access configuration options for individual switches and access points. **Topology View** The Topology section provides a visual representation of the network layout. It shows how devices are interconnected through wired and wireless links, displays device names or MAC addresses, indicates online or offline status, and offers zoom and filtering tools for easier navigation and troubleshooting. **Configuration and Profiles** The Settings and Profiles sections allow administrators to configure wireless SSIDs, wired network settings, port profiles, and captive portal options. These centralized configuration tools ensure consistent policy deployment and simplified network management across all managed Sites. ### **Nuclias Unity: Interface Overview** **Organization and Site Overview** Nuclias Unity uses a hierarchical structure based on Organization and Site to simplify multi-location network management. **Organization** An Organization is the highest-level management entity within Nuclias Unity. It represents your entire business, institution, or network environment. All Sites, devices, configurations, and administrative settings are managed under an Organization. The Organization level allows you to:\ • Define global administrative credentials\ • Manage multiple Sites under one structure\ • Maintain centralized control and visibilit\ • Apply consistent policies across locations\ Each deployment must have at least one Organization. **Site** A Site represents a specific physical location or branch within the Organization, such as a headquarters, campus building, retail store, or remote office. Devices such as switches and access points are assigned to a Site. Network settings, monitoring data, and configurations are managed at the Site level. \ The Site structure allows you to:\ • Separate networks by location\ • Manage devices independently per branch\ • Monitor traffic and performance per Site\ • Apply location-specific configurations\ This Organization and Site structure ensures scalable, flexible, and efficient management for single-site and multi-site deployments.

### Nuclias Unity: Dashboard The Dashboard provides a centralized, real-time view of your network within the selected Organization and Site. It displays device status, traffic usage, topology, and key performance indicators, with customizable widgets for monitoring selected network performance metrics. \ This section enables administrators to monitor switches, access points, and overall network health, quickly identify issues, and ensure stable network operation.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard: Network The Site Network Status section provides a real-time overview of device and client activity within the selected Site. It displays the total number of switches and access points, along with their current Online and Offline status for quick health monitoring. This section also shows the total number of connected clients across the network, allowing administrators to monitor user activity and overall network load. By consolidating device and client information in one view, the Site Network Status helps ensure efficient monitoring and faster troubleshooting.

The Access Point Overview provides a summary of client connections and traffic activity across all managed access points within the selected Site. It displays the total number of connected wireless clients and the overall traffic usage, including uplink and downlink data. This overview helps administrators monitor wireless network utilization, evaluate client distribution, and ensure optimal performance across access points. **Wireless Clients by RSSI ≥ -70 dBm** This section displays the number of wireless clients with an RSSI value greater than or equal to -70 dBm, indicating strong signal strength and stable connection quality. Monitoring RSSI levels helps administrators assess wireless coverage performance and identify potential signal or placement issues. **Wireless Clients by Band** This section displays the distribution of wireless clients across different frequency bands, such as 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz. It helps administrators understand band utilization, optimize load balancing, and ensure efficient wireless performance. **Top 5 Wireless Clients and Access Points by Traffic** This section displays the top five wireless clients and access points ranked by traffic usage. It helps administrators identify highbandwidth users and heavily utilized access points for better monitoring and performance optimization. **Wireless Traffic Usage** This section provides an overview of total wireless traffic across the selected Site, including uplink and downlink data. It enables administrators to monitor bandwidth consumption, analyze usage trends, and ensure efficient wireless network performance. **Access Point Channel Utilization** This section shows how access points are using available channels across the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz bands. It helps administrators monitor channel congestion, optimize channel allocation, and improve overall wireless network performance.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard: Clients This section provides a summary of each SSID’s performance, including total traffic usage, number of connected wireless clients, and client activity. It enables administrators to monitor usage patterns, evaluate network load per SSID, and optimize wireless performance and user experience. **Top 5 SSID by Traffic** This section displays the top five SSIDs ranked by total traffic usage. It helps administrators identify the most heavily utilized wireless networks and monitor bandwidth distribution across SSIDs. **Top 5 Access Points by Wireless Clients** This section displays the top five access points with the highest number of connected wireless clients. It helps administrators monitor client distribution, identify heavily loaded access points, and optimize wireless capacity planning. **Wireless Client Activities** This section provides insights into wireless client behavior, including connection duration, traffic usage, and activity trends. It helps administrators monitor user activity, identify unusual patterns, and ensure optimal wireless network performance.

The detailed information about each managed switch includes CPU usage, memory usage, and PoE power consumption. Monitoring these metrics helps administrators assess device performance, detect potential overloads, and ensure stable and efficient network operation. **Top 5 PoE Power Consumption** This section displays the top five switches consuming the most PoE (Power over Ethernet) power. It helps administrators monitor power usage, manage PoE resources efficiently, and identify devices that may require attention due to high power consumption. **Top 5 CPU by Usage** This section shows the top five switches or devices with the highest CPU usage. It helps administrators identify devices under heavy processing load, monitor performance trends, and take proactive measures to prevent network issues. **Top 5 Memory by Usage** This section displays the top five switches or devices with the highest memory usage. Monitoring memory utilization helps administrators identify devices under heavy load, optimize performance, and prevent potential network slowdowns or failures. **PoE Power Consumption** This section shows the total PoE power being consumed by all connected devices, measured in watts. It helps administrators monitor power usage, ensure sufficient PoE capacity, and manage energy distribution efficiently across the network.

### Nuclias Unity: Topology The Topology section in Nuclias Unity provides a graphical representation of your network infrastructure within the selected Site. It visually displays how switches, access points, and connected devices are interconnected through wired and wireless links. The topology shows device names or MAC addresses, indicates online and offline status, and allows administrators to zoom, search, and filter devices for easier navigation. This visual layout helps simplify network monitoring, troubleshooting, and overall infrastructure management. To access the Topology view after logging in, click Topology from the left-side menu bar. This will open the graphical network overview for the selected Organization and Site.

The topology diagram displays all discovered and connected network devices, including **Access Points, Switches**, and other managed devices within the selected Organization and Site. Each device is clearly indicated along with its current status, showing whether it is **Online** or **Offline**, helping administrators quickly identify connectivity issues or inactive equipment. Device relationships can manually mapped to illustrate how network components communicate with each other. This graphical overview simplifies troubleshooting by enabling users to trace connections and identify potential problem points within the network infrastructure. At the bottom of the topology page, users can choose how connections are displayed by selecting either:\ Wired Links — Shows physical Ethernet connections between switches and other wired devices. Switching between these options allows administrators to generate a connection diagram tailored to either the wired or wireless network environment for easier analysis and monitoring.

In the Topology, you can visually see how network devices are connected to one another within the network infrastructure. Each device is displayed with key information, including its **Connection Relationships**, **Online** or **Offline Status**, **Device Name**, and **MAC Address**, allowing administrators to quickly identify and verify devices. This visual layout helps users understand network structure at a glance, making it easier to monitor device availability, confirm connectivity, and troubleshoot potential network issues.

In the **top-right corner**, click the **Eye** icon to select how device information is displayed in the connection diagram. You can choose to show either **Device Names** or **MAC Addresses**, allowing you to customize the topology based on your monitoring or troubleshooting needs.

In the **top-right corner**, use the search bar to filter devices by specific models. You can also apply filters to display only **Online** or **Offline Devices**, allowing you to quickly check device status within the topology. Click the plus (+) or minus (–) icons to **Zoom In or Out** of the topology, allowing you to either see all connected devices at a glance or focus on specific devices and connections in greater detail.

In the **Topology** section, select any connected device to view detailed information about its status and performance. A panel will appear displaying the following options: **General:** View basic device information such as device name, model, IP address, firmware version, and operational status. **Clients:** Access information about connected clients, including client name, MAC address, IP address, connection type, and signal strength for wireless devices. **Settings:** Modify device settings directly from the topology view, allowing quick configuration changes such as port settings, VLAN assignments, or wireless parameters without navigating away from the visual map. **Statistics:** Monitor traffic statistics for the selected device, including Tx/Rx traffic volume, packet counts, and bandwidth utilization to assess performance and identify potential network issues. This integrated view enables network administrators to efficiently manage devices, monitor connected clients, adjust configurations, and analyze traffic patterns directly from the network topology interface.

### Nuclias Unity: Devices The Devices page provides centralized management and monitoring for all network devices adopted into Nuclias Unity, including switches and access points. From this section, administrators can view device status, configure settings, and monitor performance across the selected Organization and Site. **Device Overview** The Devices page displays a complete list of all managed devices within the selected site. Each device entry provides key perational information, allowing administrators to quickly understand network status and device health. Displayed information typically includes:\ • Device name and model\ • Device type (Switch or Access Point)\ • Online or offline status\ • IP address and MAC address\ • Firmware version\ • Device uptime\ • Connected client count\ • Current operational status This overview enables administrators to quickly identify devices that require attention or troubleshooting. **Device Status Monitoring** Administrators can monitor real-time device conditions directly from the Devices page. Status indicators help quickly determine whether devices are functioning normally. \ Common status indicators include:\ • Online — Device is connected and operating normally.\ • Offline — Device is unreachable or disconnected from the network.\ • Provisioning — Configuration is being applied.\ • Updating — Firmware upgrade is in progress. \ These visual indicators allow fast identification of network issues. **Device Management** Selecting a device opens its detailed management panel, where administrators can perform configuration and monitoring tasks such as: \ • Viewing device information and statistics\ • Managing network settings\ • Monitoring traffic usage\ • Checking connected clients\ • Rebooting devices remotely\ • Updating firmware\ • Editing device name or location \ Changes applied through Nuclias Unity are automatically synchronized with the selected device. **Search and Filter Options** To simplify device management in large deployments, the Devices page includes search and filtering tools. Administrators can: • Search devices by name or model\ • Filter devices by status (Online or Offline)\ • View devices by type (Switches or Access Points)\ • Quickly locate specific devices within the network These tools help improve operational efficiency when managing multiple devices. **Device Adoption Status** Devices must be authenticated and adopted before they can be managed through Nuclias Unity. Once adopted: \ • Devices appear under the selected Organization and Site.\ • Configuration settings can be applied remotely.\ • Monitoring and analytics become available. \ If a device appears offline after adoption, verify network connectivity and device configuration **Device Actions** Administrators can perform bulk or individual actions directly from the Devices page, including: \ • Adopt devices\ • Reboot devices\ • Upgrade firmware\ • Remove devices from management\ • Refresh device status \ These actions allow efficient centralized control without accessing devices locally.

### Nuclias Unity>Devices: Access Points The Devices option provides detailed information for both Access Points and Switches, allowing you to monitor status, performance, and connectivity from a centralized view. It also displays the number of connected devices, helping administrators quickly monitor network activity and client connections. From the **left-side menu**, go to **Devices** and select **Access Points** to view and manage your access points.

Select any Access Point from the list to view detailed information and configuration settings for the selected device. It provides detailed information under the **General**, **Clients**, **Settings**, **and Statistics sections** for the connected Access Point.

### Nuclias Unity>Devices>Access Points: General The General section contains information about the **Device** details, **Network** settings, **Wireless SSIDs**, and **Radio** configuration.

### Nuclias Unity>Devices>Access Points: Clients The Clients section provides detailed information about each wireless client connected to the Access Point. It includes the following fields:

### Nuclias Unity>Devices>Access Points: Settings The Settings section contains configuration details for the connected Access Point, organized into the following categories: • Device – Provides device-related configuration options and basic system settings.\ • Network – Displays and allows configuration of network parameters and connectivity settings\ • Radio – Includes wireless radio configuration settings for the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz bands.\ • Management – Contains management and administrative settings used for device control and access.

The Wireless Resource function in Nuclias Connect helps provides real-time RF management of the wireless network. Navigate to **Configuration** > **Profile Settings** > **\[Site]** > **\[Network]** > **Wireless Resource**. Click the 2.4GHz or 5GHz tab to view existing settings.

The Management section provides administrative controls used to manage and maintain the device within the network. It allows administrators to perform device-level actions such as locating the device physically and removing it from the current Site when required. \ Locate Device – Activates the device identification feature (such as LED blinking) to help physically locate the device within the deployment area. \ Remove from Site – Removes the device from the current Site, stopping centralized management under the selected Site but not from the Organization.

### Nuclias Unity>Devices>Access Points: Statistics The Statistics section provides performance and traffic monitoring information for the device. It includes real-time and historical data related to CPU usage, memory utilization, and network traffic. \ • CPU Monitor – Displays the current processor utilization of the device, helping administrators evaluate system performance.\ • Memory Monitor – Shows memory usage to ensure sufficient resources are available for stable operation.\ • Uplink Traffic – Indicates the amount of data transmitted from the device to the network or internet.\ • Downlink Traffic – Displays the amount of data received by the device from the network or internet. \ This information helps administrators monitor device performance and identify potential network or resource issues.

### Nuclias Unity>Devices: Switches From the left-side menu bar, go to Device and select Switches. Here, you can view the total number of connected switches, along with their status, model, MAC address, and other device details. This section allows you to monitor and manage all switches connected to the network.

If switch support remote access then the navigate have General Settings and Statistic. Others the navigate have General, Ports, Settings and Statistics.

### Nuclias Unity>Devices>Switches: General Under **General**, users can view information about the **Ports, Device, and Network**. The Ports section shows information about **Port Numbers, Port Speed, and Port Types.**

The Device section contains information about the physical details of the connected switch, including hardware-related information and device identification.

The Network section contains all the information related to the switch’s network connectivity, including IP addresses, subnet mask, gateway, DNS servers, management VLAN, and uplink device.

### Nuclias Unity>Devices>Switces: Settings The Settings function contains information about the Device Name and management details. From here, you can manage the device using options such as Remote Access, Locate Device, and Remove Device. Device Name – Displays the name assigned to the switch, which can be customized for easy identification and management within the network. Address – Shows the physical or network location of the switch, such as its IP address or the site location where it is deployed, for identification and management purposes. **Management** Remote Access – Open a direct remote web or terminal session via the secure management tunnel. **Note:** If the device is managed via Remote Access, it will not synchronize with the platform’s configuration profiles other than the device login credentials. All settings must be configured remotely via CLI or Web interface. Locate Device – Let device lights up all LEDs in green. If device doesn’t receive the stop action, the LED will back to normal state after 5 minutes. Remove from Site – Remove device from current site but remain in the organization.

### Nuclias Unity>Devices>Switches: Statistics 2 The Statistics section provides detailed insights into the performance and health of the switch, helping administrators monitor and optimize network operations. It includes: • **CPU Usage** – Displays the percentage of CPU resources used over the last 24 hours, helping identify periods of high\ processing load or potential bottlenecks.\ • **Memory Usage** – Shows memory consumption trends over the last 24 hours, allowing you to monitor for potential memory\ overloads or inefficient resource usage.\ • **Uplink Traffic** – Provides real-time and historical data on the traffic flowing from the switch to upstream devices, including\ throughput and utilization trends.\ • **Downlink Traffic** – Shows traffic data for all devices connected downstream to the switch, helping track bandwidth usage,\ detect congestion, and plan capacity.\ • **Traffic Graphs** – Visual representation of uplink and downlink traffic over time for easier analysis and monitoring.\ • **Alerts & Thresholds** – Some systems may provide notifications if CPU, memory, or traffic exceeds predefined thresholds, allowing proactive management. This section is essential for network monitoring, troubleshooting, and performance optimization, ensuring the switch and connected devices operate efficiently.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard: Wi-Fi Planner Pro **What is WiFi Planner?** Wi-Fi Planner is a tool used to help users design and optimize wireless network coverage before actual deployment. It helps estimate how many access points (APs) are needed, where they should be placed, and what kind of coverage users can expect in a specific area. **Why is WiFi Planner important?** A good WiFi network is not only about installing APs. If APs are placed in the wrong locations, users may experience weak signal, dead zones, interference, or poor performance. WiFi Planner helps reduce these problems by giving a visual plan in advance. **What can WiFi Planner do?** WiFi Planner can usually help users:\ • Import or draw a floor plan\ • Define walls, rooms, and obstacles\ • Set coverage requirements\ • Place APs on the map\ • Simulate signal coverage\ • Estimate the number of APs required\ • Improve AP placement for better performance **Who uses WiFi Planner?** It is mainly used by network planners, system integrators, installers, and IT administrators who want to build a reliable wireless network in offices, schools, hotels, retail stores, or other indoor environments. User need to click WiFi Planner Pro in Nuclias Unity side menu to access WiFi Planner Pro. To access the **Wi-Fi Planner Pro** tool in Nuclias Unity, navigate from the **Dashboard** to **Wi-Fi Planner Pro** on the left side menu bar. This feature provides a comprehensive solution for designing, planning, and optimizing wireless network deployments.

Administrators can create floor plans, place virtual access points, and simulate Wi-Fi coverage to ensure optimal signal strength and performance before physical installation. Key capabilities include: • **Floor Plan Import:** Upload building floor plans to create accurate site maps for network planning.\ • **Access Point Placement:** Drag and drop access points onto the floor plan to model optimal positioning for maximum\ coverage.\ • **Signal Heatmap Visualization:** View simulated Wi-Fi coverage heatmaps to identify potential dead zones and adjust access point placement accordingly.\ • **Site Survey:** Perform predictive site surveys to assess signal strength, interference, and channel utilization.\ • **Deployment Recommendations:** Receive intelligent recommendations for access point placement based on site dimensions, materials, and user density Wi-Fi Planner Pro helps network administrators streamline wireless network design, reduce deployment costs, and ensure reliable Wi-Fi performance across the deployment site.

### Nuclias Unity>Wi-Fi Planner Pro: Getting Started **Create a Project** Start by creating a project folder. Then upload an image of the floor plan for your Wi-Fi project. The floor plan can be provided by the customer or drawn by you.

### **Nuclias Unity>Wi-Fi Planner Pro: Zone Type** **Defining Zones, Obstacles, and Areas** Next, define the Wi-Fi coverage zone and access point exclusion zone. Mark obstacles such as walls or doors, and indicate special zones like closed office spaces or warehouses. This helps the WFP produce a more accurate simulation.

### Nuclias Unity>Wi-Fi Planner Pro: Obstacle Type Next, define the Wi-Fi coverage zone and access point exclusion zone. Mark obstacles such as walls or doors, and indicate special zones like closed office spaces or warehouses. This helps the WFP produce a more accurate simulation.

### Nuclias Unity>Wi-Fi Planner Pro: Area Type Next, define the Wi-Fi coverage zone and access point exclusion zone. Mark obstacles such as walls or doors, and indicate special zones like closed office spaces or warehouses. This helps the WFP produce a more accurate simulation.

### **Nuclias Unity>Wi-Fi Planner Pro: Placement Settings** **Placing Access Points with Advisor** Once all conditions are set, the built-in AP Placement Advisor will suggest the number of access points required and recommend their placement for optimal Wi-Fi planning.

### **Nuclias Unity>Wi-Fi Planner Pro: Heat Map** **Reviewing Deployment and Heat Map** Once the calculation is complete, you will see the number and placement of access points, along with AP details and a heat map showing the simulated Wi-Fi coverage.

**Changing to a Different Model** If the Advisor’s suggestion is not satisfactory, click on any access point on the floor map to change it to a different D-Link model. You may adjust its parameters as needed.

### **Nuclias Unity>Wi-Fi Planner Pro: Report** **Generating Reports** WFP can provides reports in two formats : PDF and Word files. Key items included in the report are:\ • AP inventory list\ • AP details\ • AP location map\ • Wi-Fi heat map

**One Last Thing Before You Start** Before using this tool in your wireless projects, please note the following precautions: Simulation ≠ Reality:\ The WFP result is a simulation of Wi-Fi planning before deployment and should not replace an actual post-deployment survey. Environment Matters:\ WFP is not suitable for outdoor environments or indoor spaces with distinct floor surface levels. Height Matters:\ The simulation may not be accurate if access points are installed on the roof of high-ceiling buildings such as warehouses or halls. ### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard: Events The Events section provides a centralized log of activities and notifications across your network. It includes: • **Access Point Events:** Track AP connections, disconnections, reboots, configuration changes, and signal-related alerts. \ • **Switch Events:** Monitor switch status changes, port connections, power over Ethernet (PoE) events, and link fluctuations. \ • **System Audit Events:** Review administrative actions such as user logins, setting changes, firmware updates, and securityrelated activities. \ • **Search Bar:** Quickly locate specific events by typing keywords, device names, MAC addresses, or descriptions. \ • **Filter Options:** Narrow down events by criteria such as severity, time range, site, event type, or device type for more focused troubleshooting. \ • **Export:** Download the event log as a file (e.g., CSV or PDF) for external reporting, record-keeping, or further analysis. These events help you monitor network health, troubleshoot issues, and maintain an audit trail for compliance and security purposes.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Events: Filter To access the Event section on the Nuclias Unity Dashboard and utilize the filtering options, navigate to the Event section from the main navigation panel. Once inside the Event section, locate the filter interface in the top right corner of the main content area, represented by a funnel icon or a dedicated Filter button. Click this button to expand the filtering panel, where you can refine the event list according to the following criteria: • Severity: Filter events by severity level, such as Critical, Warning, or Info.\ • Site: Narrow down events based on specific Site locations.\ • Event Type: Select specific Event Type categories to view relevant logs.\ • Device Type: Filter events by the type of device involved. Using these filters allows you to efficiently narrow down the event list to only the most relevant entries for your analysis or troubleshooting needs.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Event: View To view specific information such as Severity, Time, Site, Event Type, Device Type, Device Name, MAC Address, Description, Client Name, and Client MAC Address, users can customize the event log display to suit their monitoring preferences. This flexibility allows you to select which data fields to show based on what you want to view about the device—whether for access points or switches. To configure the display, locate the Columns or Customize View option, typically found in the top right corner of the event list or within the filter interface. From there, you can check or uncheck the desired fields to tailor the event table to your specific analysis, troubleshooting, or reporting needs.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard: Clients To navigate to the **Clients** section from the Nuclias Unity Dashboard, locate the left side menu bar and click on the Clients option from the available menu items. This will direct you to the Clients page, where you can view and manage all client devices connected to your network. The page displays both **Wired** and **Wireless** connected clients, providing a comprehensive overview of all active client connections for easy monitoring and troubleshooting. The Clients function provides the following options to view and manage client information: • **Wired:** Filter the client list to show only devices connected through switches, enabling focused viewing of wired client connections. \ • **Wireless:** Filter the client list to show only devices connected through access points, allowing you to monitor wireless client activity. \ • **Last 24 Hours:** Apply a time filter to display client activity and data from the last 24 hours, providing a quick overview of recent network usage. \ • **Search Bar:** Enter keywords such as client name, IP address, or MAC address to quickly locate a specific client within the list. \ • **Filter:** Click the filter icon (funnel) to refine the client list by criteria such as status, authentication type, VLAN, or connected device. \ • **Export:** Click the export icon (download) or Export button to generate and download a report of the current client list in your preferred format, ideal for auditing or offline analysis.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Clients: Filter To access the Clients section on the Nuclias Unity Dashboard and utilize the filtering options, navigate to the Clients section from the left side menu bar. Once inside the Clients section, locate the filter interface in the top right corner of the main content area, represented by a funnel icon or a dedicated Filter button. Click this button to expand the filtering panel, where you can refine the client list according to the following criteria: • **Status:** Filter clients by their current connection state (e.g., Offline or Online).\ • **Manufacturer:** Narrow down the list by client device manufacturer.\ • **Authentication Type:** Filter by the authentication method used by clients.\ • **Connected To:** View clients connected to specific access points or switches.\ • **Interface:** Refine by the specific network interface or port used.\ • **VLAN:** Filter clients assigned to a particular VLAN.\ • **SSID:** Narrow down wireless clients by the SSID they are connected to.\ • **Channel:** Filter wireless clients by the channel they are operating on.\ • **Last Seen:** Set a time range to view clients based on when they were last detected.\ • **Signal:** Refine wireless clients by signal strength thresholds. Applying these filters allows you to efficiently narrow down the client list to only the most relevant entries for your analysis, monitoring, or troubleshooting needs.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Clients: View In the Clients section on the Nuclias Unity Dashboard, click the eye icon located in the top right corner of the main content area to customize the display of client information. This opens a column selector menu, allowing you to choose which specific data fields to view about the connected clients, including Status, Client Name, Manufacturer, IP Address, MAC Address, Authentication Type, Connected To, Interface, VLAN, SSID, Channel, Signal, SNR, Download, Upload, Traffic (24HR), Last Seen, and Uptime. This customization feature enables network administrators to tailor the client table to display only the most relevant information for their specific analysis, troubleshooting, or reporting needs.

Nuclias Unity>Dashboard: Firmware Management In the Nuclias Unity cloud management platform, you can update the firmware for both connected switches and access points. To do so, Navigate from the Nuclias Unity **Dashboard** and select **Firmware Management** from the left side menu bar. This section allows you to manage firmware for both **Switches** and **Access Points**, including viewing current firmware versions, checking for updates, and initiating firmware upgrades across your network devices. Regularly updating firmware\ ensures optimal performance, enhanced security, and access to the latest features for your entire network infrastructure.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>FW Management: Update Now To update the firmware of connected devices such as switches and access points, navigate to Firmware Management from the left side menu bar on the Nuclias Unity Dashboard. Once in the Firmware Management section, select the devices you wish to update by checking the corresponding boxes next to each device. After making your selection, will be presented with three different options to proceed: • **Update Now:** Initiates the firmware update immediately on the selected devices, applying the latest available firmware version without delay. \ • **Schedule Update:** Allows you to set a specific date and time for the firmware update to occur, enabling you to perform updates during maintenance windows or off-peak hours to minimize network disruption. \ • **Cancel Update:** Aborts any pending or scheduled firmware updates for the selected devices, giving you the flexibility to postpone or halt update operations as needed. These options provide network administrators with flexible control over firmware management, ensuring devices remain up to date while minimizing impact on network operations. To update the firmware, select the device from the drop-down list.

When the user selects a device, the Action option appears on the top left corner. Click Action and select Update Now to initiate the firmware update immediately.

After clicking Update Now, navigate to Target Firmware Version to select the desired firmware version for the update.

From there, you can choose the appropriate **firmware version** to apply to the selected device before proceeding with the update process.

Ensure the desired firmware is selected from the Target Firmware Version drop-down list before proceeding with the update.

After that, click Apply Now to update the firmware for your desired connected device.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>FW Management: Schedule Update For a **Schedule Update**, first select the device that needs to be updated, then specify the desired date and time for the firmware update to occur. Click to select the desired switch or access point.

After selecting the device, the **Action** option appears on the top left corner. Click **Action** and select **Schedule Update**.

After clicking Schedule Update, a new window will appear. In this window, select the desired Date and Time for the automatic firmware update to occur at the specified time.

Then navigate to **Target Firmware Version** and select the firmware version that needs to be applied for the update.

Select the appropriate firmware version from the drop-down list.

Ensure the correct firmware version is selected, then click Apply Now.

To review the scheduled date and time of the firmware update, the information will appear in the Auto-Update section.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>FW Management: Cancel Update The scheduled update can also be canceled; you can cancel the firmware update before it begins. Select the device for which you need to cancel the firmware update.

Then **Action** option will appear on the top left corner; click it and select **Cancel Update**.

After selecting **Cancel Update**, a new window will appear. In this window, review the scheduled time and click **Apply Now** to confirm the cancellation.

Now navigate back to the devices and check the **Auto-Update** section to ensure the scheduled updates have been canceled.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>FW Management: Filter In Firmware Management, the **Filter** option allows you to refine the device list based on specific criteria such as **Product Category, Series Name and Update Status**. Click the filter icon located in the top right corner of the main content area to expand the filtering panel, then select your desired criteria to quickly locate and manage devices that require firmware updates. This feature helps streamline the firmware management process by allowing you to focus on specific devices or\ groups across your network. • **Product Category:** Filter by device type, such as Access Point or Switch, to focus on either wireless or wired devices. \ • **Series Name:** Filter by the specific product series or model family to manage devices with similar hardware characteristics. \ • **Update Status:** Filter by the current firmware state, such as Up to Date, Update Available, Update Failed, or In Progress, to quickly identify devices that need attention.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>FW Management: Support List In **Firmware Management**, users can view which supporting models can be managed through the Nuclias Unity Cloud Management platform for both Access Points and Switches. To access this information, navigate to **Firmware Management** from the left side menu bar, then click the **Support List** option located in the top right corner of the main content area. This will display a comprehensive list of all supported Access Point and Switch models that are compatible with firmware management\ through the Nuclias Unity platform, helping administrators verify device compatibility before performing updates.

From the Support List, select **Access Points** to display all Access Point models that are compatible with firmware management through the Nuclias Unity Cloud Management platform. This allows network administrators to quickly verify device compatibility before performing firmware updates.

From the Support List, select **Switches** to display all Switch models that are compatible with firmware management through the Nuclias Unity Cloud Management platform. This allows network administrators to quickly verify device compatibility before performing firmware updates.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Settings To access the **Settings** section in Nuclias Unity, navigate from the **Dashboard** and click **Settings** located on the left side menu bar. The **Settings** section allows network administrators to configure various system preferences, manage account settings, and customize platform behavior according to organizational requirements. From here, users can adjust global settings, site configurations, and other administrative controls to optimize their **Nuclias Unity Cloud Management** experience.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Settings: Wireless To configure wireless network settings in **Nuclias Unity**, navigate from the **Dashboard** to **Settings** on the left side menu bar. From there, select **Wireless**, then click **SSID** to access the SSID management section. This area allows network administrators to create, configure, and manage wireless network names (SSIDs) for access points across the network. Here, you can define SSID profiles, set security protocols, configure VLAN assignments, and apply SSID settings to specific sites or device groups to ensure secure and organized wireless connectivity.

To create a new wireless network, click **Create New Wireless Network** in the SSID section. This will open a configuration wizard where you can define the settings for the new SSID, including the Wi-Fi Name, VLAN assignment, Wi-Fi Band, Security protocol, and other advanced options. Once configured, the new wireless network will be available for deployment to selected\ access points or sites across your network • After clicking **Create New Wireless Network**, begin by completing the **General** section with all required information. Enter the **SSID Name** to identify the wireless network, select the appropriate **Band** (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, or both), choose the **Security protocol** (such as WPA2 or WPA3) to ensure network protection, and assign a **VLAN ID** for traffic segmentation. \ • Once the general settings are configured, proceed to the **Advanced Settings** section, where you can **enable** or **disable** **SSID Broadcast** to control whether the network name is visible to clients, and **enable or disable Captive Portal** to require user authentication or acceptance of terms before granting network access. After configuring these settings, click **Create** and save to create the new wireless network.

After creating a new wireless network, the newly created SSID name will appear in the SSID section, where you can view, edit, or manage its settings as needed.

Select the newly created SSID, and the settings window will appear on the right side. In this window, you can **Edit** the SSID information or **Remove** the active SSID as needed.

Following the Settings option, users can view connected client information in the **Client** section. This section displays detailed data about all clients currently connected to the network, including client name, **IP address**, **MAC address**, connection status, and other relevant details for monitoring and troubleshooting purposes.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Settings: Wired To configure wired network settings in Nuclias Unity, navigate from the **Dashboard** to **Settings** on the left side menu bar. From there, select **Wired** to access the wired network configuration section. This area allows network administrators to manage switch settings, configure VLANs, define port profiles, and apply wired network policies across connected switches to ensure optimal performance and security for the wired infrastructure. Select **Basic** to access the **Global Settings**, where you can configure fundamental network parameters that apply across the entire wired infrastructure. **LBD Configuration (Loop Back Detection):** Detects network loops on ports or VLANs and automatically blocks the affected traffic path to prevent broadcast storms and improve network stability. **DDP Configuration (Device Discovery Protocol):** This feature enables automatic discovery and identification of connected devices on physical ports and port-channel interfaces, helping simplify device management and improve network visibility.

In the Wired section under Settings, **Port Management** allows administrators to configure and manage port settings for both **Switches** and **Access Points**. This feature provides control over individual port parameters such as enabling or disabling ports, configuring VLAN assignments, setting speed and duplex modes, and applying PoE (Power over Ethernet) settings. Port\ Management enables precise control over network connectivity and device power delivery, ensuring optimal performance and reliability for all wired connections across the network infrastructure.

In Port Management under the Wired section, administrators can view and configure the following parameters for Switches:

In **Port Management**, select any port to view all the information in the **General** section. This section provides a comprehensive overview of the selected port, organized into the following categories: **Port Information:** Displays basic port details such as port name, port status, link speed, duplex mode, and PVID. This information helps administrators quickly assess the operational state of the port. **PoE Information:** Shows Power over Ethernet details for PoE-enabled ports, including power consumption in watts, power allocation, and PoE status. This allows administrators to monitor power usage and ensure sufficient power delivery to connected devices. **Advanced Information:** Provides additional configuration details such as port profile assignments, allowed VLANs, enabled features (e.g., LBD and DDP), and security settings like port isolation and flow control. **Device Information:** Displays information about the device connected to the port, including device name, MAC address, andconnection status, helping administrators identify and troubleshoot connected endpoints. This centralized view enables efficient monitoring and management of individual ports, ensuring optimal network performance and quick resolution of port-related issues.

In **Port Management**, after selecting a port, administrators can configure its settings directly within the **Settings** section. The following configuration options are available for modification: **Port Settings:** Modify basic port parameters such as port status (enable or disable), port name, link speed, duplex mode, and PVID to adjust connectivity and VLAN assignment. **PoE Settings:** Configure Power over Ethernet settings for PoE-enabled ports, including enabling or disabling PoE, setting power limits, and applying PoE schedules to control power delivery based on time or usage. **Advanced Settings:** Adjust advanced port features such as enabling Loop Back Detection (LBD), Device Discovery Protocol (DDP), Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP), port isolation, flow control, and port mirroring to enhance network performance, security, and monitoring capabilities. These configurable options allow network administrators to fine-tune port behavior to meet specific network requirements and ensure optimal device connectivity.

In Port Management under the Wired section, the following parameters are available for Access Points:

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Settings: Captive Portal To configure **Captive Portal** settings in Nuclias Unity, navigate from the **Dashboard** to **Settings** on the left side menu bar. From there, select **Captive Portal** to access the captive portal configuration section. This area allows network administrators to create and manage captive portal authentication pages for guest access or network authentication. Captive portals require\ users to authenticate, accept terms of service, or provide credentials before gaining network access. Here, you can configure portal appearance, authentication methods (such as social login, RADIUS, or voucher-based access), access policies, and session settings to ensure secure and controlled network access for guests and temporary users.

In the top right corner of the **Captive Portal** section, click **Create Captive Portal** to create a new profile. This will open a configuration wizard where you can define the captive portal settings, including the Captive Portal Name, Authentication Type, portal appearance, access policies, and session limitations. Once configured, the new captive portal profile will be available for deployment to selected SSIDs or networks to manage guest access and authentication. In the **Add Captive Portal** window, fill in the required information to create a new captive portal. Enter a unique **Captive Portal Name** to identify the profile, select the desired Authentication Type (such as Social Login, RADIUS, Local Authentication, or Voucher), and configure additional settings such as portal appearance, access policies, session timeout, and terms of use as needed. Once all required fields are completed, click **Create** the new captive portal profile.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Settings: Notification To configure **Notification** settings in Nuclias Unity, navigate from the Dashboard to **Settings** on the left side menu bar. From there, select **Notification** to access the notification configuration section. This area allows network administrators to manage alert preferences, define notification rules, and configure delivery methods for system events and network alerts. Here, you can set up email notifications, define severity levels for alerts (such as Critical, Warning, or Info), and specify which\ events trigger notifications for monitoring and troubleshooting purposes. Proper notification configuration ensures that administrators are promptly informed of important network events and potential issues. **Email Notification:** Enables or disables email alerts for system events and network notifications. When enabled, administrators can configure recipient email addresses and define which events trigger email alerts to ensure timely awareness of network activities. **Device Offline:** Configures notifications for when devices such as access points or switches go offline. This alert helps administrators quickly respond to network disruptions and minimize downtime. **Device Registration:** Configures notifications for device registration events, such as when new devices are added to the network or when device registration status changes. This provides visibility into network expansion and device inventory changes. **Firmware Upgrade:** Configures notifications related to firmware updates, including successful upgrades, failed updates, and available firmware versions. This helps administrators stay informed about device maintenance and ensure devices remain current with the latest firmware releases. These notification settings enable network administrators to stay informed about critical network events and maintain proactive network management.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Settings: Profiles To configure **Profile** for **Port** and **MAC Address** settings in Nuclias Unity, navigate from the **Dashboard** to **Settings** on the left side menu bar. From there, select **Profile** to access the profile management section, where you can configure both **Port Profiles** and **MAC Address Profiles**. Port Profiles allow administrators to define standardized configuration settings for switch ports, including VLAN assignments, PoE settings, and security policies, which can be applied across multiple ports for consistent network configuration. MAC Address Profiles enable the management of MAC-based access controls, allowing specific devices to be authorized, restricted, or assigned to particular VLANs based on their MAC addresses. These profiles streamline network management by simplifying configuration deployment and ensuring consistent policy enforcement\ across the network infrastructure.

To create a port profile for Switches and Access Points, navigate to Settings from the left side menu bar, then select Profile followed by Port Profile. Click the **Create New Port Profile** button located in the top right corner of the main content area.

After clicking **Create New Port Profile**, a new window will appear. In this window, first choose either **Switch** or **Access Point** as the device type, then fill in the required information under the following sections: **Port Status:** Defines the default operational state of the port when the profile is applied, allowing administrators to set ports as Enabled or Disabled as needed. **Port Type:** Selects the specific port type, such as Ethernet, SFP, or PoE, ensuring the profile settings are compatible with the physical port characteristics. **PVID:** Sets the Port VLAN ID, which determines the VLAN assignment for untagged traffic received on the switch port, ensuring proper network segmentation. **Copper Link Speed:** Configures the link speed for copper (RJ-45) ports, such as Auto-Negotiation, 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, or 1 Gbps, to optimize performance based on connected devices. **Fiber Link Speed:** Configures the link speed for fiber (SFP) ports, such as 1 Gbps or 10 Gbps, ensuring proper connectivity for fiber uplinks. **DDP (Device Discovery Protocol):** Enables or disables Device Discovery Protocol on the port, allowing automatic detection and identification of connected devices for simplified network management. **LBD (Loop Back Detection):** Enables or disables Loop Back Detection on the port to identify and prevent network loops that can cause broadcast storms and network outages. Once all required information is completed, click **Create** to create the new port profile, which can then be deployed to selected ports across switches or access points as needed.

When creating a port profile for an Access Point, the following parameters must be configured: **Device Type:** Specifies whether the profile is intended for a Switch or Access Point, ensuring the appropriate settings are applied based on the device category. **Profile Name:** Assigns a unique name to the port profile for easy identification and management across the network. **PVID**: Sets the Port VLAN ID, which determines the VLAN assignment for untagged traffic received on the port, ensuring proper network segmentation. **Allowed VLANs:** Defines the list of VLANs permitted on the port, allowing traffic from multiple specified VLANs to pass through while maintaining network isolation and security. These parameters provide the foundational configuration for port profiles, enabling consistent and efficient deployment across switches and access points. Once these required fields are completed, click **Create** to save the Access Point port profile.

In the Profile section under Settings, MAC Address Profile allows administrators to manage network access and policies based on device MAC addresses. MAC Address Profiles enable granular control over how specific devices connect to the network by defining rules for authentication, VLAN assignment, and access restrictions. These profiles are commonly used for: **MAC Group Name:** Assigns a unique name to the MAC address group for easy identification and management across the network. This name helps organize multiple MAC address profiles and simplifies policy application. **MACs:** Specifies the list of MAC addresses to be included in the group. Each MAC address should be entered in the standard format (e.g., AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF) to ensure accurate identification of devices. **Action:** Defines the policy applied to devices matching the MAC addresses in the group. Common actions include: Allow: Grants network access to the specified devices.\ Deny: Blocks network access for the specified devices. These parameters enable network administrators to create granular access control policies, ensuring that only authorized devices gain network access and that devices are automatically placed in the appropriate network segments.

In the Create New MAC Group window, you can add MAC addresses to the group using multiple methods. First, specify a MAC Group Name to identify the group. Then, you can populate the MAC address list by selecting one of the following options: **Add:** Manually enter individual MAC addresses one at a time. **Upload:** Upload a file containing a list of MAC addresses for bulk import. **Add from Client List:** Select MAC addresses directly from the existing client list, allowing you to quickly add devices that are already connected to the network. Once the MAC addresses and group name are configured, click Save or Create to finalize the MAC group, which can then be applied to MAC Address Profiles for access control and policy enforcement across the network.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Settings: General In **Settings**, select General to access the general configuration settings for the site. This section allows administrators to define essential site-level parameters. The following options are available: **Site Name:** Assign a unique name to the site for identification and management across the Nuclias Unity platform. **Select Country:** Choose the country where the site is located, which helps determine regional compliance settings and regulatory requirements. **Time Zone:** Set the local time zone for the site to ensure accurate timestamps for logs, schedules, and notifications. **NTP Server:** Configure the Network Time Protocol server address to synchronize the site’s time with a reliable time source, ensuring consistent timekeeping across all devices. **Address:** Enter the physical address of the site for location reference and documentation purposes. In the **Device Account** section, administrators can manage the credentials used for device communication: **Username:** Specify the username for authenticating devices that connect to the Nuclias Unity platform. **Password:** Set or update the password associated with the device account for secure device management. **Delete Site:** Provides the option to permanently remove the current site from the Nuclias Unity platform. This action should be used with caution, as it will delete all associated site data and configurations. These general settings ensure proper site identification, time synchronization, and secure device management within the Nuclias Unity cloud management platform.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard: Support To access the Support section in Nuclias Unity, navigate from the Dashboard to Support on the left side menu bar. This section provides resources and tools to assist network administrators with technical support, troubleshooting, and platform information. Common features available in the Support section include: • **What’s New:** Stay updated on the latest features, enhancements, and bug fixes released for the Nuclias Unity platform. \ • **Announcement:** View official notifications regarding system maintenance, scheduled downtime, critical updates, and important platform changes. \ • **Resource Centers:** Access user manuals, configuration guides, video tutorials, technical notes, and FAQs for comprehensive platform support. These resources help administrators stay informed and find the documentation needed to effectively manage their network infrastructure.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Support: What's New In the Support section, click What’s New to view the latest updates, features, and enhancements released for the Nuclias Unity platform. This section provides a summary of new functionality, improvements, and bug fixes introduced in recent updates. Administrators can use this information to stay informed about platform evolution, explore newly available tools, and understand how updates may impact network management practices. Regularly reviewing the What’s New section helps ensure that administrators are leveraging the full capabilities of the Nuclias Unity cloud management platform.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Support: Announcement In the Support section, click Announcement to view important notifications and updates from the Nuclias Unity platform team. This section displays official announcements regarding system maintenance, upcoming features, critical updates, and other platform-related information. Administrators can use this section to stay informed about scheduled downtime, new releases,\ and important changes that may affect network operations. Regularly checking the Announcement section ensures that administrators are aware of key platform events and can plan accordingly to maintain optimal network performance.

### Nuclias Unity>Dashboard>Support: Resource Center To access the **Resource Center** in Nuclias Unity, navigate from the Dashboard to Support on the left side menu bar, then select **Resource Center**. This section provides a centralized repository of technical documentation and learning materials to assist network administrators in managing their network infrastructure.