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# Copy Configuration
The Copy Configuration function allows users to replicate an existing device configuration and apply it to other devices of the same type. This feature streamlines configuration management and ensures consistency across devices.
LM - Copy Configuration
## Steps to Use the Copy Configuration Function:
1. **Navigate to Device Configuration:**
* From the Cockpit menu, go to the Devices section and select the desired device.
* Open the device's configuration page.
2. **Access Copy Configuration:**
* Click the Copy icon located on the right side of the configuration page.
3. **Select Target Devices:**
* Choose the group or individual devices to which the configuration will be applied.
* Only devices of the same type will be available for selection.
4. **Apply Configuration:**
* Confirm the selection to replicate and apply the configuration to the selected devices.
{% hint style="warning" %}
NOTE: The Copy Configuration function is restricted to devices with:\
The same firmware version
The same hardware version
The same hardware capabilities
The same device model name (eg LowCostTrackerNG - Advanced)
{% endhint %}
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