Closed Makhaos closed 4 years ago
I'm not using the remote configuration option. I changed the install.sh file to correspond with my server instead of router.eu.thethings.network
echo -e "{\n\t\"gateway_conf\": {\n\t\t\"gateway_ID\": \"$GATEWAY_EUI\",\n\t\t\"servers\": [ { \"server_address\": \"my.private.server\", \"serv_port_up\": 1700, \"serv_port_down\": 1700, \"serv_enabled\": true } ],\n\t\t\"ref_latitude\": $GATEWAY_LAT,\n\t\t\"ref_longitude\": $GATEWAY_LON,\n\t\t\"ref_altitude\": $GATEWAY_ALT,\n\t\t\"contact_email\": \"$GATEWAY_EMAIL\",\n\t\t\"description\": \"$GATEWAY_NAME\" \n\t}\n}" >$LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE
Maybe there's something else I'm missing?
It worked properly by adding the server url and the ports to 1700. The problem was in my The Things Stack setup. Closing the issue
Hi, I have used your solution in TTN and it worked perfectly:) But have you tried to connect the gateway by hosting a private server with The Things Stack? https://thethingsstack.io/v3.8.7/
I haven't been able to connect it. Using the frequency plan Europe 863-870 Mhz