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Manage physical locations (offices, data centers, sites) and the WAN internet connections for each location.
| Feature | URL |
|---|---|
| Location List | /locations/ |
| WAN Connections | /locations/{id}/wan/ |
A Location represents a physical site where equipment is installed or staff work:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | e.g., "Head Office", "Data Center 1", "Remote Site A" |
| Address | Street, city, state, country |
| Notes | Free-text site notes |
| Floor Plan | Attach or auto-generate a floor plan diagram |
Locations provide a physical grouping for assets — assets can be associated with a location and further with a specific rack or room.
Each location can have one or more WAN connections — the internet links serving that site:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | e.g., "Primary Fibre", "4G Failover" |
| ISP | Internet service provider name |
| Type | Fibre / Cable / DSL / 4G/LTE / MPLS / etc. |
| Bandwidth | Download and upload speeds |
| Public IP | Static or range |
| Circuit ID | ISP circuit reference number |
| Contract Expiry | Renewal date |
| Status | Active / Inactive / Maintenance |
| Notes | Support contacts, escalation details |
Trigger a manual connectivity check from the WAN detail page. The check tests reachability and latency from the ClientSt0r server to the location's public IP.
For automated uptime monitoring, use WAN Monitoring to create a monitor targeting the location's public IP or a hosted endpoint.
Attach a floor plan image to a location to map where equipment is physically installed:
- Upload — attach an existing PNG/SVG floor plan
- Generate — auto-generate a simple floor plan from rack/asset data
- Import — import from a structured JSON format
Floor plans are visible on the location detail page and can be linked from asset records.
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