Documentation, troubleshooting, change management, and security can’t be done alone — it takes a village to manage a network of any size. Automation can help to foster a culture of collaboration within all these critical workflows.Whether you’re escalating a tricky network problem, mitigating a security threat, or working with other IT teams to resolve a slow app, sharing information is critical and can be achieved through a single Dynamic Map.

While collaboration does take time, perfecting group processes and sharing best practices can ultimately reduce MTTR in the event of an outage.

Your router also will have 2 Wifi networks that perform differently. For these examples, the WiFi name is “ALHN-1234” but this will relate to your Nokia WiFi network as well.

ALHN-1234: This is a 2.4Ghz WiFi signal. It has more range and is better against physical obstacles, but it’s slower and worse against wireless interference.

ALHN-1234-5: This is a 5ghz WiFi signal. It has less range and is worse against physical obstacles, but it’s faster and better against wireless interference. It is also newer, so older devices may not see this network.

Basically, the network security key unlocks access to the Internet. It’s the password or passphrase that authenticates all your devices to your network’s router so that you can obtain a signal and connect to the Internet. At home, you’ll find it on the back of your router; it may be shown as the Security Key, WEP Key, WPA Key, WPA2 Key, Wireless Key or Passphrase. The name “network security key” is interchangeable with “password” for your network connection.