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# What is EnGenius Cloud

EnGenius Cloud is a modern cloud-based management platform, where teams manage wireless/wired network devices with a state-of-the-art visualized GUI and features for AI and serverless technologies.

Other Languages: 🇯🇵 [日本語](https://doc.engenius.ai/home-cloud-user-manual/jp)

### Before You Begin

To start using the EnGenius Cloud service, you must prepare the following:

* At least one supported EnGenius Cloud wireless access point or switch.
* An existing network with an Internet connection including DHCP and DNS configuration.

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You can also install the "EnGenius Cloud" mobile app (available for both iOS and Android) for easier device registration and monitoring.
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### Supported Web Browsers

The EnGenius Cloud is primarily accessible with a web browser. Before signing up for the EnGenius Cloud service or logging on to the web interface to manage your network, first verify that you are using a supported browser.

The following table lists the web browsers that EnGenius Cloud supports:

| Browser         | Release                 |
| --------------- | ----------------------- |
| Google Chrome   | 57.0.2987.110 and later |
| Mozilla Firefox | 52.0 and later          |
| Microsoft Edge  | 80.0.361.103 and later  |

If you use an unsupported web browser, you may experience issues displaying elements on the web interface.


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