Fleet Management

The Eziwan dashboard provides a centralized, real-time view of all your routers—from 1 to 10,000 devices.

Overview of the Park​

Three display modes are available:

ViewDescription
MapGeolocation of devices (optional coordinates). Automatic clustering.
ListTabular view with filters, sorting, and CSV/JSON export.
GroupsHierarchical organization by site, region, customer, and environment.

Real-time metrics on each device:

  • Status (ONLINE / OFFLINE / DEGRADED / MAINTENANCE)
  • SIM active + carrier + RSRP signal
  • VPN latency and uptime
  • Last activity

Organize by groups​

Organize your fleet using a flexible hierarchy:

Alerts, configurations, and permissions can be set at the group level. A change to a deployment profile for a group applies to all of its members.

Custom Tags​

Use custom tags to filter and segment:

env:production        → routeurs en production
env:staging → drivers and tests
type:energie          → compteurs / onduleurs
type:industrie        → automates / IHM
Criticality: High → Enhanced SLA
client:acme           → parc client

Use the following tags in the alert rules: "Alert all criticite:haute routers that go offline."

Continuously Monitored Metrics​

MetricIntervalDescription
RSRP60sReceived LTE signal (dBm) — quality indicator
RSRQ60sSignal quality (dB) — signal-to-noise ratio
Active SIMOn changeSIM1 or SIM2
CarrierOn changeOrange, SFR, Bouygues
Uptime60sTime since last reboot
Data UsageDailyMonthly volume per SIM
VPN Latency60sRound-trip to the Eziwan cloud
CPU / RAM60sOn-device resources

Mass Actions​

Select multiple devices and apply a batch action:

ActionDescription
RestartSimultaneous reboot of multiple routers
Update configurationApply a new deployment profile
Update firmwareBatch OTA firmware rollout
Enable/disable alertsBulk silencing (scheduled maintenance)
Export MetricsCSV/JSON with configurable time range
Test FailoverManually trigger SIM failover

Mass Zero-Touch Provisioning​

To deploy 10, 50, or 500 routers all at once:

  1. Dashboard → Fleet → Import CSV — import a CSV file (columns: name, site, profile, tags)
  2. Eziwan generates a ZTP token for each row
  3. Export the CSV file with the tokens added
  4. Send it to your logistics provider for pre-shipment tagging

Each router automatically applies the correct configuration when it is turned on.

History and Reports​

ReportContentRetention
ConnectivityOnline/offline timeline, failovers90 days
SignalRSRP/RSRQ graph, min/max/avg90 days
DataSIM data usage by device and by site12 months
IncidentsList of triggered alerts with resolutions12 months
Monthly ReportSummary of uptime, incidents, and usageAutomatically via email

CSV/JSON export available for all metrics.

API Documentation

All fleet management operations are available via the REST API: lists, filters, actions, metrics. View the API →

Need a multi-client portal?

System integrators and MSPs can manage multiple client environments from a single portal with isolated sub-accounts. View the MSP offering →

Frequently Asked Questions​

How many devices can be managed from the console?​

From a few routers to several thousand: management by groups and tags keeps the operational load virtually constant, regardless of the size of the fleet.

How to Organize a Multi-Region Fleet?​

Create groups by region, business line, or criticality, then assign configuration profiles and alert rules at the group level. Cross-tags (e.g., “pumping” + “Brittany”) refine views and bulk actions.

Can an action be applied to the entire fleet at once?​

Yes: configuration pushes, scheduled firmware updates, reboots, and certificate rotations can be applied by site, by group, or across the entire fleet, with the option to test them first on a pilot site.

How can I track data usage on the SIM cards in my fleet?​

The SIM dashboard aggregates usage by SIM card, router, and group, with threshold alerts before the data plan is exceeded—essential for keeping M2M connectivity costs under control.