Celona

Key differentiating factors of Celona’s integrated solution is - 

Mapping Enterprise's existing networking and security policy infrastructure to private 4G and 5G devices

Deliver service level agreements (SLAs) per application per group of devices via MicroSlicing

- Mapping Enterprise's existing networking and security policy infrastructure to private 4G and 5G devices
- Deliver service level agreements (SLAs) per application per group of devices via MicroSlicing

One of the prerequisites for taking advantage of the above-mentioned features is categorizing your devices into device groups.

Navigate to the Device Group or Devices page via the side-nav menu.

(You will find that all the devices are initially placed in the ‘default’ device group. You can move them out to a new device group but cannot delete the ‘default’ device group)

Click on Create New to configure a new device group

Enter a name for the device group and select the devices that should be part of the new device group

Define the Network Control Policy for the Device Group. This includes 

- Selecting Edge cluster and associated IP domain policy 
- If applicable, set up the <code>Advanced Network Configuration</code> feature to support critical use-cases seen in Industrial environments
 - <a href="http://docs.celona.io/en/articles/8110556-support-for-real-time-industrial-ethernet-protocols-profinet">Support for real-time industrial Ethernet protocols - PROFINET</a>
 - Supernetting - Enabling intelligent 5G LAN routing for devices behind cellular gateways/routers
 - IP Multicasting - Pushing multicast traffic to cellular devices
- Note - If no policy is defined for the Device group, the Device group will use default policy, i.e Internal IP domain with default IP address range

- Navigate to the Device Group or Devices page via the side-nav menu.
 
 
 (You will find that all the devices are initially placed in the ‘default’ device group. You can move them out to a new device group but cannot delete the ‘default’ device group)
- Click on Create New to configure a new device group
- Enter a name for the device group and select the devices that should be part of the new device group
 
 
 
- Define the Network Control Policy for the Device Group. This includes 
 - Selecting Edge cluster and associated IP domain policy 
 - If applicable, set up the <code>Advanced Network Configuration</code> feature to support critical use-cases seen in Industrial environments
 - <a href="http://docs.celona.io/en/articles/8110556-support-for-real-time-industrial-ethernet-protocols-profinet">Support for real-time industrial Ethernet protocols - PROFINET</a>
 - Supernetting - Enabling intelligent 5G LAN routing for devices behind cellular gateways/routers
 - IP Multicasting - Pushing multicast traffic to cellular devices
 - Note - If no policy is defined for the Device group, the Device group will use default policy, i.e Internal IP domain with default IP address range

Moving Devices between Device Groups

Navigate to the Devices page via the side-nav menu

From the 3-dot menu for the intended device, click on Edit Device Group

Choose the target device group you wish to move the device to, and click on Update to save the operation

- Navigate to the Devices page via the side-nav menu
- From the 3-dot menu for the intended device, click on Edit Device Group
   

- Choose the target device group you wish to move the device to, and click on Update to save the operation
   

Moving Devices between Device Groups (bulk operation)

Select all the devices you wish to move from the table, and click Assign

Choose the target device group you wish to move the devices to, and click on Update to save the operation

- Navigate to the Devices page via the side-nav menu
- Select all the devices you wish to move from the table, and click Assign
   

- Choose the target device group you wish to move the devices to, and click on Update to save the operation

Configuring a Device Group

Moving Devices between Device Groups (bulk operation)