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| - | ====== Lorafwd Instance Manager ====== | + | ====== Multi Packet Forwarder ====== |
| <note important>**This functionnality is only available for Keros version 5.5.1 and above**</note> | <note important>**This functionnality is only available for Keros version 5.5.1 and above**</note> | ||
| - | This tool allows the create multiple instances of packet forwarder to connect a gateway to multiple LNS. | ||
| - | ===== Features ===== | + | |
| + | ===== lorafwd_instance_manager ===== | ||
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| + | This tool allows the create and manage multiple instances of packet forwarder to connect a gateway to multiple LNS. | ||
| Following features are available in ''lorafwd_instance_manager'' tool: | Following features are available in ''lorafwd_instance_manager'' tool: | ||
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| <note important>When using the multi-packet forwarder feature, usage of netid filtering is highly recommended to avoid downlink collision. | <note important>When using the multi-packet forwarder feature, usage of netid filtering is highly recommended to avoid downlink collision. | ||
| - | **Note also that the last instance of lorafwd will define the radio parameters of your gateway;**</note> | + | **Note also that the last instance of lorafwd will define the radio parameters of your gateway**</note> |
| - | ===== How to use lorafwd_instance_manager ===== | + | ===== How to create and configure multiple instances ===== |
| - | ==== creation of the instance ==== | + | ==== Creation of the instance ==== |
| - | First, if you want to connect your gateway to a second LNS you will need to create a new instance of lorafwd to do this use the command: | + | If you want to connect your gateway to a second LNS, you will need to create a new instance of lorafwd. To do this, use the following command: |
| <code>lorafwd_instance_manager add second_instance</code> | <code>lorafwd_instance_manager add second_instance</code> | ||
| <note> In the example the instance is named "second_instance" but you can name it as you like.</note> | <note> In the example the instance is named "second_instance" but you can name it as you like.</note> | ||
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| It will create all the files needed for its configuration. | It will create all the files needed for its configuration. | ||
| - | **List of generated files:** <hidden> | + | **List of generated files:** |
| <code bash> | <code bash> | ||
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| `-- database.sqlite # Created at first start | `-- database.sqlite # Created at first start | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
| - | </hidden> | ||
| - | ==== Configure the instance ==== | ||
| - | Then to configure the new instance you will need to use the [[wiki:keros_custo:keros_applications_configuration|klk_apps_config]] like this: | ||
| - | <code>klk_apps_config --activate-cpf -i second_instance --lns-server second_instance.url --lns-dport 1700 --lns-uport 1700</code> | + | |
| + | ==== Configuration of the instance ==== | ||
| + | Then, to configure the new instance, you will need to use the [[wiki:keros_custo:keros_applications_configuration|klk_apps_config]] as follow: | ||
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| + | <code>klk_apps_config --activate-lorafwd -i second_instance --lns-server second_instance.url --lns-dport 1700 --lns-uport 1700</code> | ||
| <note>After //--lns-server --lns-dport --lns-uport// enter your own informations according to [[wiki:keros_custo:keros_applications_configuration|klk_apps_config]] parameters</note> | <note>After //--lns-server --lns-dport --lns-uport// enter your own informations according to [[wiki:keros_custo:keros_applications_configuration|klk_apps_config]] parameters</note> | ||
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| - | All lorafwd instances will write to the same log file ''/var/log/lora.log'', and are distinguished by their names, for example: | + | All lorafwd instances will write into the same log file ''/var/log/lora.log'', and are distinguished by their names, for example: |
| <code> | <code> | ||
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