Nebula Mobile vs Amitres IOT

The Nebula Mobile App offers a fast approach to network management, providing an easy method for device registration and an instant view of real-time network status, which is particularly suitable for small business owners with little to no IT skills. Wherever you go and at any time, you will have the control from the palm of your hand. Sign up Nebula account Installation walk through wizard for creating org & site, adding devices (QR code or manually), setting up WiFi networks Hardware installation and LED guide Enable/disable WiFi & Share it by messaging or QR code Switch and gateway ports info Site-wide monitor clients with action support Site-wide application usage analysis with action support Centralize 3-in-1 device status Site-wide and per-device usage graph Site-wide and per-device PoE consumption Check map and photo of device location Live trouble shooting tools: reboot, Locator LED, switch port power cycle, cable diagnostics, connection test Firmware upgrade schedule License overview and inventory Push notifications - Device down/up & license issue related Notification center up to 7 days’ alert history Tech support and MSP contact info The Nebula Mobile APP provides you with the necessary tools to monitor and set up your networks. For a full network administration, we recommend to use the Nebula Control Center web portal. Important: this software has been built specifically for mobile use. For tablet use, it is recommended to access Nebula website through web browser instead. Need help or any suggestion? Terms of Use: https://goo.gl/6QTh3U

1.Be able to bind and manage switches, and use mobile phones to manage network projects and switches at any time. 2. Used to manage the project and manage the personnel involved in the project. 3. Used to share, authorize, delete, rename and other operations on managed items. 4. Used to remotely view the information of the switch, such as online quantity, warning quantity, IP, mac, firmware version, isolation, upload rate, download rate, etc. 5. Used to remotely set up network functions, such as isolation, ultra-distance, etc.