Using starter kit with IBM blue mix quickstart

[Srinivas Rajgopal]

I can get the gateway to connect to the internet, but There seems to be no data when I enter device ID in the quickstart section of IBM blue mix. There is also no pre configured node red flow as stated in the previous posts about this problem

[Peter Ferland]

Your Conduit was likely reset to factory default at some point clearing out the node red flow. You can download it again from here:
https://webfiles.multitech.com/mmm/starterKIT_bluemixFLOW.txt

To import it use the “Import… From clipboard” option from the hamburger menu at the top right of the node-red page. Then copy and paste the contents of the .txt document. The nodes will appear under your cursor, click anywhere in the worksheet to drop them then click deploy.

[tbone]

Having the same issue, even with Node Red starter flow. Node red says “MQTT Quickstart connected” but when I go to IBM and enter the device ID, IBM says “waiting for device to send data”.

mqtt-broker is configured like so:
a:quickstart:myApplicationId@quickstart.messaging.internetofthings.ibmcloud.com
:1883

Maybe this is out of date? Wrong port?

• This reply was modified 9 years ago by tbone.

[tbone]

It works now – no idea why. Possibly powering off/on the mDot box did the trick for some reason.

[hoang.ai.viet@futureelectronics.com]

hello,
i have setup eth0 as WAN and DHCP Client. But after that I can’t access to Nodered anymore. My firmware is 1.6.2 so I don’t know the reason why it show that “this site can’t be reached” Connection_time_out.

[Steve Kovarik]

In the web administration go to “Administration” then “Access Configuration”.
Under Node-Red enable “Via WAN” then submit at the bottom then Save & Restart.

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