Getting started with ReadyLinks

ReadyView is the cloud dashboard for every ReadyLinks device. New here? Create an account, then follow the quickstart guide. Otherwise, jump straight to the task you need.

#Set up

• Create a ReadyView account
• Quickstart guide
• Create a site
• Allow cloud connectivity through your firewall
• Switch organizations
• Connect a firewall

#Your team

• Invite people to your organization
• Invite people from a CSV file
• Approve access requests
• Change a member's roles or remove them
• Create a role
• Limit a site to certain roles
• Set up single sign-on (SSO)
• Organization settings

#Devices

• Claim a device by MAC address
• Claim a device by QR code
• Claim many devices from a file
• What each device status means
• Act on several devices at once
• Configure switch ports
• Add a network (VLAN) to a site
• Manage a device locally

#Templates and firmware

• Create a configuration template
• Apply a template to a switch
• Apply templates automatically
• Upgrade a switch's firmware
• Upgrade several switches
• Roll back a firmware upgrade

#Monitor and troubleshoot

• Check site health
• Set where alerts go
• Work an incident
• A device shows Offline or Dormant
• Find what changed
• A client is missing
• Upload a floor plan
• Trace a route to the gateway
• Layer 1–3 troubleshooting tools
• Get help from ReadyLinks

#Developers

• Get your organization ID and API key
• API reference
• Get started with NETCONF
• Receive alarms (SNMP, NETCONF, gNMI)

#How ReadyLinks devices connect

ReadyLinks devices get their configuration from the ReadyLinks cloud, so you can set everything up in ReadyView before the hardware arrives. The only thing a device needs is an uplink that reaches the internet through your firewall rules. Once it's online, it reports its health to ReadyView and downloads its latest configuration.