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# Extreme Networks
Learn how to Import/Export maps and AP locations from Hamina Network Planner to ExtremeCloud IQ and Extreme PlatformONE.
Hamina Network Planner features cloud-to-cloud integration with ExtremeCloud IQ and Extreme Platform ONE. The integration can be used in several ways:
* **Deploy a network** - Create a greenfield design in Hamina (including maps, scale, AP locations), and export it to Extreme for deployment. This eliminates any duplicate mapping work with Extreme.
* **Analyze an existing network** - Import a network from Extreme to Hamina, and see the current running configuration including the map, AP locations, channels, and transmit power. Add walls and attenuating objects to see how the current network looks inside a predictive model.
* **Modify an existing network** - Export the design from Hamina back to Extreme to implement any changes such as moving APs, adding APs, or changing AP models.
## Create an API Key
### Switching to Extreme Platform ONE
While it is likely possible to create an API key in ExtremeCloud IQ, we recommend switching to to Extreme Platform ONE for easy API key creation. To switch, click the 9-dot menu in the upper right, and select the **ExtremeCloud IQ (New)** link.
## Generating an API Token
1. Select the menu on the left-hand side.
2. Under **Administration & Settings**, select **Integrations**.
3. In the upper right, select **Create New API Key**.
4. In the **Create API Key** window, enter a name, description, and choose an expiration date. *Note: The name and description fields are required, but they don't need to be anything specific.*
5. Copy the API key, and save it somewhere safe like a password manager. Then, select the **Close** button.
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