To analyze your potential issues, it is best to go from bottom to top and check every layer:

1. Check basic network:
   • If Ethernet, ensure that the link is up, a valid IP is set on eth0 interface (either manually or through DHCP).
   • If WiFi, ensure that the SSID is properly connected and that a valid IP is configured on wlan0 interface (either manually or through DHCP).
   • If cellular, ensure that the APN is properly configured, that the cell signal is good and that there is an IP defined on ppp0 interface.
   • Anyway, issue an ifconfig command to check all interfaces status, and try to ping a machine on the Internet (e.g. 8.8.8.8).
2. Check installed software and version numbers:
   • On Wirnet iBTS or Wirnet iFemtoCell, run the command: opkg list-installed: this will list the installed packages.
   • On Wirnet Station, run the command: get_version -u -v and check the update log.
   • Check the right OpenVPN package is installed.
   • Anyway, please check that the bscc, snmp, openvpn and the packet forwarder packages are correctly installed with the expected version number.
3. Check that all expected processes are running:
   • On Wirnet iBTS or Wirnet iFemtoCell, run the command: monit status.
   • On all systems, run the command: ps ww.
   • Anyway, please ensure that the bscc, snmp, openvpn and the packet forwarder processes are running.
4. Check that the gateway system indicates a correct date:
   • Run the command date. If the date is incorrect, check the GPS/NTP configuration in /etc/ntp.conf.
5. Check that the connection to the WMC is working:
   • Check that VPN interface (tun) is up in ifconfig.
   • Check the content of the Trustzone (except for Wirnet Station) pnr_uploader -s -b 2, pnr_uploader -s -b 10.
   • Check that 172.17.0.1 and 10.8.0.1 can be ping.
   • Check that lns and snmp can be ping.
   • In the dashboard, add the gateway to the customer's fleet and verify that its status is “connected”.
     • If the status remains “disconnected” and if your gateway is a Wirnet iBTS then issue the command: iptables -L OUTPUT -n |grep “udp spt:10161”. If this command returns an empty string then issue the command /user/snmp/snmpd.init restart and wait few seconds. If the problem remains then reboot the gateway.
     • If the status remains “disconnected” and if your gateway is not a Wirnet iBTS then simply reboot the gateway.
6. Check that the packet forwarder is working properly:
   • Check the configuration of the packet forwarder in the json config file (“lns” should be defined as the server and port 1700 should be used).
   • Check in the dashboard interface that the gateway has received some messages (be sure that at least one end-device is located in the neighborhood of the gateway).

• Check main system logs at /var/log/messages.
• Check main logs:
  • Wirnet iBTS:
    • /user/spf2/var/log/spf2.log* packet forwarder logs.
      
    • /user/bscc/traces/bscc-*
      
    • /user/snmp/traces/snmp.log*
  • Wirnet iFemtoCell:
    • /user/spf/var/log packet forwarder logs.
      
    • /user/bscc/traces/bscc-*
      
    • /user/snmp/traces/snmp.log*
  • Wirnet Station:
    • /mnt/fsuser-1/spf/var/log packet forwarder logs.
      
    • /mnt/fsuser-1/bscc/traces/bscc-*
      
    • /mnt/fsuser-1/snmp/traces/snmp.log*
      
    • /mnt/fsuser-1/trace_agent/traceagent-* in case of cellular connection.
      

• Check the Kernel boot log with the dmesg command.

If you couldn't find why your station is not visible on the WMC dashboard or why you can't receive/send LoRa frames, please contact the support:

• http://otrs.kerlinkm2mtechnologies.com/customer.pl and open a ticket.
• support@kerlink.fr if you don't have an OTRS account yet.

Anyway, please provide information about your product and your issue:

• Serial number
• Product version
• Logs
• Desired behavior / expected result
• List of checks that you already did

These items can be collected by following the Process Flow step.