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# Activating your vehicle
The following section describes how to activate your DeltaQuad Evo.
Activating your vehicle will connect it to Auterion Suite. This will allow you to access cloud features and manage your vehicle remotely.
**To activate a vehicle:**
1. Make sure the Evo is powered off.
2. Connect your vehicle to your computer via USB-C.
3. Power your vehicle.
4. Open a browser on your computer and navigate to the vehicle's WebUI:[ 10.41.1.1](http://10.41.1.1/)
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To activate a vehicle make sure your vehicle is connected to the Internet using Auterion Mission Control > Connectivity tab.
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4. Click on **Activate now** or **Scan the QR code**.
5. You will be directed to Auterion Suite, where you'll see this pop-up window to activate your Skynode.
6. Click on Activate and your vehicle will be visible under **Fleet Management** > **Vehicles**.
### Rename a vehicle
1. Select a vehicle from the All Vehicles list.
2. Click on Rename vehicle in the top bar.
3. Enter the new vehicle name and click on Rename Vehicle.
### Vehicle Identity
A vehicle is a collection of parts. An airframe, a Skynode, a flight controller, and more. These various pieces of the vehicle make up the complete "vehicle identity."
To view the serial numbers and IDs of the components associated with a given vehicle, click the "fingerprint" button near the vehicle's name on the *Vehicle Page*.
This will open up a window that shows all of the IDs of the components that make up the vehicle in the Suite. Each ID controls a specific component. For example, the flight controller ID is how the logs coming out of a flight controller as associated with the vehicle page in the Suite.
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