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General Setup
The configuration is very similar to the LoRa Gateway MQTT Bridge as can be seen below:
MQTT Broker Address:
The IP Address where the MQTT Broker is hosted.
MQTT Broker Port:
The corresponding port.
Client ID:
The user can input a custom Client ID (Will be reflected in the MQTT Broker data).
Clean Session:
If this slider is in the on position, every new connection to the MQTT Broker will open a new
session. All meta-data from previous one will be removed.
Will Retain:
This slider determines if the published messages from a client will be retained.
Qos:
You can pick one of several options here: Almost Once, Atleast Once, Exactly Once
Enable Authentication:
The switch turns on Encryption of the transmitted data. You need to configure the
Certificates used to encrypt the data in order for secure authentication to be performed.
TLS Version:
The version of the TLS protocol to be used. Options are TLSv1, TLSv1.1, TLSv1.2
Username/Password:
Credentials the MQTT Bridge is to use for connecting to the LoRa Server instance
CA Certificate, TLS Certificate, TLS Key:
Those are to be generated via the appropriate algorithm and distributed between the MQTT
Broker and the LoRa Server.
Please refer to the MQTT Bridge with TLS Encryption Configuration Manual for details on
how to edit the settings in order for the Gateway to work as an MQTT Bridge with TLS
Encryption.
MQTT Topic Template Setup
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