Learn how to set up your VeeaHubs for WAN, LAN and Mesh connectivity and how to enroll them into your account for monitoring and local/remote management.

Introduction

Before enrolling your VeeaHub, make sure it’s unboxed and the QR code on the bottom is visible. If you haven’t unboxed your device yet, refer to the Quick Start Guide (QSG) for your specific model. You can find the model number on the white sticker underneath the hub.

You don’t need to power on or connect your VeeaHub to the internet yet. Once enrollment is complete, your hubs can be powered on later - they’ll automatically download their configuration when they come online.

Family	Model Number	Model Name	Setup Guide
STAX	VHC25	VeeaHub STAX	Click here
STAX	VHC25-5G	VeeaHub STAX with 5G	Click here
Pro	VHE09	VeeaHub Pro	Click here
	VHE09-LoRa	VeeaHub Pro with LoRa
	VHE10	VeeaHub Pro S
Outdoor	VHH09	VeeaHub Outdoor	Click here
	VHH10	VeeaHub Outdoor S
	VHH10-LoRa	VeeaHub Outdoor S with LoRa

Once you've unboxed your VeeaHub, you are ready to enroll it into your account.

In a nutshell:

Unbox your VeeaHubs so you can scan the enrollment QR code on the bottom of units.
Download, install and log into VeeaHub Manager
Enroll your VeeaHubs into your account.
If you haven't done so, plug your VeeaHubs into power and Internet.

Enrolling your VeeaHubs

Step 1: Download VeeaHub Manager

In order to enroll your devices, you'll need to download VeeaHub Manager to your mobile device.

VeeaHub Manager requires iOS 14.0 or later or Android 5.0 and up.

Step 2: Log into VeeaHub Manager

If you are logging into an organizational/enterprise account, you'll need your organization realm name. Please contact your company for details.

If you haven't done so, log into VeeaHub Manager using your Veea Account.

Step 3: Plan your meshes

VeeaHubs work in meshes - even if you have only one VeeaHub, it needs to be added to a mesh in order to function. A mesh can contain up to 32 VeeaHubs and you can mix VeeaHub models in the same mesh.

VeeaHubs in the same mesh can be connected via wired (Ethernet) or wireless (Wi-Fi) to each other. Depending on your needs, you should choose which option fits your installation best.

The first VeeaHub you add to a mesh becomes the Gateway Hub and is responsible for providing WAN connection to the rest of the VeeaHubs on the mesh.

The first VeeaHub in a mesh becomes the Gateway. It must be connected to the internet. If you are enrolling a 4G/5G-enabled VeeaHub that will use cellular for WAN connectivity, you must enroll it first as well.

Step 4: Enroll your VeeaHubs

Step 5: Install your VeeaHubs

If you haven't done so, install your VeeaHubs to their final location and plug in the WAN, LAN and Power cables. Make sure your VeeaHubs are powered on and can access the Internet.

For information about installation and mounting, please see the setup guide of your VeeaHub. You can find the setup guides under the Installing & Mounting section.

Step 6: Start & Monitor Enrollment

Once you confirm the enrollment settings, the process begins.

If your VeeaHub is already powered and connected to the internet, it will automatically restart and begin downloading the necessary settings and software.
If it’s not connected yet, now’s the time to plug it in.
You can monitor progress in both VeeaHub Manager and Control Center.

The process may take up to an hour depending on your internet speed and the size of the software updates. Do not unplug your VeeaHub during enrollment.

Next Steps

Once all VeeaHubs are enrolled and plugged into power and Internet, they'll begin the enrollment process. Click below to learn how to monitor your VeeaHubs - once your VeeaHub is ready, you'll be able to set up services.

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iPhone / iPad	Search for "VeeaHub Manager" on App Store or click the image link on your mobile device.
Android	Search for "VeeaHub Manager" on Play Store or click the image link on your mobile device.