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  • FitController User Manual
  • Product Overview
    • Introduction
    • LED Behavior
    • Technical Specification
  • Getting Started
    • Power on Device
    • Logging On
    • Registering Devices to Organization
    • Assigning Devices to Network
    • Device Pairing
  • FitController (VM)
    • Platform Requirements (VM)
    • Software Packages (VM)
  • Working with Organization Trees
    • Hierarchy View
    • Network
  • Managing Devices
    • Managing Access Points
      • Configure and Check AP Details
    • Managing Switches
      • PoE scheduling
      • Getting Switch Analytics
      • Mirror
      • Link Aggregation
    • Managing Clients
    • Topology
  • Configuring Networks
    • Configuring SSIDs
      • 802.11 Settings
      • Configuring Security
      • Client IP Addressing
      • Dynamic VLAN Pooling
      • Advanced Settings
      • QoS
      • Captive Portal
      • Social Login
      • Voucher Service
      • Configuring Splash Page
      • Access control
    • Configuring Radio
    • Configuring VLAN
    • Configuring Switch Settings
    • Firmware Upgrade
    • General Settings
    • Access Control
  • Analytics
    • Device Events
    • System Events
    • Config Logs
  • Managing Organizations
    • Managing Device Inventory
    • Email Alerts
  • Managing Team Members
    • Roles and Permissions
  • Notification & Alerts
    • Notification Center
    • Configuring Alert Settings
  • Appendix
    • Compliance
    • Declaration of Conformity
    • Disclaimer/ Note
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  1. FitController (VM)

Platform Requirements (VM)

Before you start to manage EnGenius devices via VM-based FitController, you must first prepare the platform to load the system:

PC/server with Minimum Specs:

  1. Platform: X86-based PC, Server, or Cloud Instance

  2. CPU: Intel/AMD, computing power >= i3, 2-core is preferred.

  3. Memory: 1GB free space for running FitController

  4. Storage: 8GB

Software needed (VM)

  1. EnGenius FitController is packaged as a docker container which can be run in most of standard Linux distributions.

  2. VM with Linux installed should be able to install FitController with simple commands.

  3. Windows 10/11 64bit with WSL2 enabled can also install docker desktop to run FitController.

Support for FitController in ARM-based platform is still under survey.

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