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# Network

A network contains a list of devices and relevant information, such as configuration, SSID, radio settings, and firmware upgrade history. Each network contains a single configuration set for its devices, so if you have multiple configurations for devices, you can create a separate network to handle that.

## Adding a network

1. Click **Menu > Choose organization or hierarchy >  Create network**

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2\.  Enter a **name** for the network, select the **country**, **time zone,** and then click **Create.**  

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{% hint style="info" %}
If total networks in an Organization are more than 500, Users might experience unexpected slow responses or issues on Cloud.
{% endhint %}

## Edit Network

**Network name**, **country**, and **timezone** can be edited as needed. Follow the steps below to edit a network.

**Choose network** **> Edit** 

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## Delete Network

If you no longer need a network that you previously created, you can delete it.

Follow these steps to delete a network.

1. Click **Menu > Choose network > Delete**

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     2\.  Popup is displayed. Click **Confirm.**


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