Gateway Inventory

The Gateway Inventory lists all gateways registered in your network and provides a detail view for editing each gateway’s identity, location, RF parameters, integration bindings, and permissions.

Gateway inventory list

Key areas#

Gateway list#

The main view displays a table of all gateways in the system. Each entry shows summary information and provides a pencil icon that opens the gateway detail view for editing.

Gateway detail view#

Clicking the pencil icon on a gateway row opens its configuration view. This is the primary interface for managing a single gateway.

Gateway detail view

General#

FieldPurpose
NameEditable gateway display name
StatusSelect between Planning, Live, or Decommissioned — controls how the platform treats the gateway in analysis and map views
TagsOne or more tags for categorization and filtering
NotesFree-text operational notes about the gateway

Location#

Set the gateway’s geographic coordinates on the map. If the gateway has a GPS antenna, enable GPS synchronization to automatically update the location from the GPS signal.

RF details#

Configure the gateway’s antenna and transmission characteristics. These parameters feed into coverage analysis and RF modeling.

Gateway RF details

Integration binding#

Set the identifiers that link this gateway to records across different integrations. Integration bindings ensure the platform can correlate gateway data arriving from multiple LNS or data sources.

Permissions#

Like all resources in the platform, each gateway has fine-grained permissions controlling which organization can access it, who owns the resource, and whether it is public.

How to use this view#

  1. Navigate to Configuration > Gateway Inventory in the sidebar.
  2. Browse the gateway list to find a specific gateway.
  3. Click the pencil icon on a gateway to open its detail view.
  4. Update the name, status, tags, and notes as needed.
  5. Set or verify the geographic location. Enable GPS sync if the gateway has a GPS antenna.
  6. Configure RF details for accurate coverage modeling.
  7. Set integration bindings if the gateway is known under different identifiers in different systems.
  8. Manage permissions to control who can access this gateway resource.