Thought I'd ask what happens in the GUI and in the database/backend, if a user removes the WiFi dongle plugged into a Pi, then plugs in a different WiFi dongle. Is the "most recent" WiFi dongle displayed? If there's two WiFi dongles plugged in, can/should we account for this in the user's dashboard via an additional "wlan" column, or does this happen already? What does the formatting look like?
Coming up on a 30-device Pilot, I thought I'd ask this question about interchangeability of the WiFi dongles and describe the possibility of two or more devices having records of the same WiFi dongle plugged into them at some point in time.
Thought I'd ask what happens in the GUI and in the database/backend, if a user removes the WiFi dongle plugged into a Pi, then plugs in a different WiFi dongle. Is the "most recent" WiFi dongle displayed? If there's two WiFi dongles plugged in, can/should we account for this in the user's dashboard via an additional "wlan" column, or does this happen already? What does the formatting look like?
Coming up on a 30-device Pilot, I thought I'd ask this question about interchangeability of the WiFi dongles and describe the possibility of two or more devices having records of the same WiFi dongle plugged into them at some point in time.