No please dont! See my response to your other post re multiple GW issues just now (Please use Forum Search before posting as this is a well known and regular issue) - fact TTIG is passing traffic tells you all good - its a console problem with others though the specifics with f/w update on this one GW suggests you may have messed up somewhere or image used to refresh is bad? Did you change any of the GW registration information, or has the f/w updated/changed/overwritten info you previously had set and now doesnt match?
Can you post more of the device logs - do you see concentrator starting OK (I assume so given what it calls out above - just not seeing packets, - is Ant connection disturbed (have seen that happen before now) or what system uodated over network only with no physical contact/changes (then ant unlikely to be a cause), can you restart and see how it performs from there
If the data packets are getting through there is no problem though it would be helpful if you could be specific about where you are seeing packets, and what (other than the status already explained to be meaningless) you are not seeing.
Anything difference other than in the flow of actual data packets is as likely random coincidence as a difference between firmware versions.
I see data packets of a node and application of mine, on the RAK7258 AND in the application part of the Console and the console then forwards it correctly to my https server
Yep, lesson learned is: Firmware 64, 65 must be broken. I flashed different versions several times and it had been reproductible.
Hello,
one of my two RAK7258 gateways is offline since 2021-02-23T07:22:10.211027694Z. Today I updated the firmware from v205 to v209 with no success, it is still shown as offline.
The other gateway was online with v205 and is still online with v209 since the weekend.
Both are configured with Packet Forwarder and on both I see UDP 1700 connections to 52.169.76.20 established. I hope there is only a problem with the console that will be solved soon. In the meantime I will try to check if I can see any node traffic.
Thank you, Tore
My console shows since several days only 2 of my 8 gateways that should be working, and both are the old flat version of the Things Gateway.
It seems to be a longer outage at the NOC (Network Operation Center) of TTN. However, datapackets might be forwarded, you could check for that if you have an application.
Again, it is NOT an outage. You are still insisting on looking for something despite being repeatedly told that it is NOT a supported feature. You need to stop expecting results from something you’ve been repeatedly told is not meaningful.
However, datapackets might be forwarded, you could check for that if you have an application.
Indeed, and that is the only thing that has ANY meaning.
I will never again expect that the follwing indication inside the TTN console has any meaning: “Status: not connected” could very well mean that the gatewyys ARE connected and working fine.
I seriously hope you will have less stressful times in the near future and wish you the best.
Andreas
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Update note:
LoRa network is divided into three working modes: Packet forwarder / Basic station / Network Server.
I had to configure Packet forwarder on two of my three RAK7258 gateways after the firmware update from r205 to r209 (alll three now with r209, two online, one is offline because it isn’t installed yet).
Thank you, Tore
