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This preface describes the audience, organization, acronyms, and conventions used in the document.
 Note |
Cisco DNA Spaces is now Cisco Spaces. We are in the process of updating our documentation with the new name. This includes updating GUIs and the corresponding procedures, screenshots, and URLs. For the duration of this activity, you might see occurrences of both Cisco DNA Spaces and Cisco Spaces. We take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support. |
This document contains the following sections:
This guide is meant for account administrators who manage the Cisco Spaces user accounts and perform the configurations required for Cisco Spaces. This guide is also meant for business and store administrators who use Cisco Spaces to create the proximity rules to send notifications to customers and business users.
Other target audience includes portal designers and access code managers.
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Chapter Title |
Description |
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Chapter 1 |
Cisco Spaces Prerequisites |
Provides information about various Cisco Spaces features and the prerequisites to deploy Cisco Spaces. |
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Chapter 2 |
Getting Started |
Provides an overview about Cisco Spaces and its features. This chapter also describes the process flow, system requirements, and how to start working with Cisco Spaces. |
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Chapter 3 |
Cisco Spaces Home |
Provides information about about Cisco Spaces dashboard and its features. |
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Chapter 4 |
Location Hierarchy in Cisco Spaces |
Provides information about how to define Cisco Spaces location hierarchy. |
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Chapter 5 |
Location Hierarchy 2.0 in Cisco Spaces |
Provides information about Location Hierarchy 2.0 and its features in Cisco Spaces. |
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Chapter 6 |
Integration |
Describes how to integrate with Cisco DNA Center and Service Now and other applications. |
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Chapter 7 |
Monitor |
Provides information about the app details mentioned in the Monitoring section. |
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Chapter 8 |
Admin Management |
Provides information about how to manage Cisco Spaces users, Cisco Spaces accounts, and Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences (CMX) accounts. |
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Chapter 9 |
Setup |
Describes how to setup Wireless Network and Meraki Camera. |
This document uses the following conventions:
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Convention |
Description |
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Boldface |
Commands, command options, and keywords are in boldface. |
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Italics |
Arguments for which you supply values are in italics |
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Option > Option |
Used to describe a series of menu options. |
Note |
Means reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or references to material not covered in this guide. |
 Tip |
Means reader take tip. Tips contain helpful suggestions to resolve issues. |
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Acronym |
Expansion |
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ACL |
Access Control List |
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BLE |
Bluetooth Low Energy |
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CUWN |
Cisco Unified Wireless Network |
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CNA |
Captive Network Assistant |
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RSSI |
Received Signal Strength Indicator |
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SSID |
Service Set Identifier |
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UUID |
Universally Unique Identifier |
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