Overview of Location Hierarchy
In Cisco DNA Spaces, you can import the locations in the same structure in which you have defined in your wireless network such as Cisco AireOS Wireless Controller, Cisco Catalyst 9800 Series Wireless Controller, or Cisco Meraki.
Each Cisco DNA Spaces customer is provided with a default customer name (root name), and this customer name acts as the root location of Cisco DNA Spaces location hierarchy.
As Cisco DNA Spaces provides universal account, you can import and manage the locations of multiple wireless networks. A proximity rule can include the locations of multiple wireless networks.
You can create proximity rules such as Captive Portal rule, Engagement rule, and Location Personas rule, and view access points, users, and child locations for any location in the location hierarchy. The number of access points, proximity rules, child locations, and users for each location in the location hierarchy are displayed against that particular location. For example, the number of proximity rules, child locations, and users for a group are shown against that group in the location hierarchy. The count of these location parameters are shown in a cumulative manner.