# Engenius Cloud

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You need an AP Pro license to use Cunsa with Engenius Cloud
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To enable Engenius Cloud on your account [contact support](mailto:support@cloud4wi.com).
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## Engenius setup&#x20;

Login to your [Engenius Cloud](https://cloud.engenius.ai).

You need to create an SSID properly configured to support multiple PSK.

Go to **Configure** and select **SSID** and set a **Name** (eg. Residents WiFi).

On **Security Type**, select **WPA2-PSK** and then check the box **WPA2-MyPSK**.  Enter a long complex default passphrase (it wont be used).

Select **Cloud MyPSK Users** in the select menu.

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Once you have the SSID properly configured, you can deploy it on your access points.<br>

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Cusna implements an automatic VLAN management to segregate each resident traffic. Cusna uses the slot of VLANs 2000-4000 so you should avoid using these VLANs for any other purposes.
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## Cusna setup

To connect Cusna to your Enginus Cloud account you need to get the Enginus API Key.

Click on your avatar icon and select **API Key**. Enter a name (e.g. Cusna) and click "**Generate new API key**.

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Copy your API Key.

Login in your [Cusna](https://cusna.io) account ad go to **Settings**. Select Enginus and enter the **API Key** in the input field. Click **Setup**.

## Operating Cusna

### Creating Networks

When you create or edit a Network in the Cusna dashboard, in the WiFi configuration section, you have to pick the **Network** and the **SSID** that you have enabled on the Access Point of the related to property.

### Creating Accounts

When you create a new  Account, a new PPSK user will be created in your Engenius account with the personal WiFi Passphrase.

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The default, initial WiFi Passphrase is the resident phone number!
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