[John Beattie]

In fact

/etc/init.d/lora-network-server stop

did the trick.

Best regards, John

[John Beattie]

Hi Andrew,

A WiMOD device, running LoRaWAN software.

The conduit recognises the join request and puts the device into its db.

Communications between the device and the conduit are flakey but packets are recognised by the conduit, see the next answer.

The status page shows this:

Received
CRC Errors 2351
Duplicates 0
Join Duplicates 0
Join Requests 73
Total Packets 79

Sent
Duplicates Acked 6
Packets Acked 0
Total Join Responses 73
Join Responses Dropped 0
Total Packets 79
Packets Dropped 0

Node Address EUI Join Time RSSI (avg) SNR (avg) Pkts Up Pkts Down Details
00:00:00:01 07:06:05:04:03:02:01:00 2016-02-05 13:13:31 0 0 0 2

The CRC errors and the duplicates show what I mean by flakey 🙂 but a few packets have been seen, in addition to the join requests.

I was wondering where the Node-Red took its data from – is it from the packet forwarder or is it from the network server directly or is it something else.

Best regards,
John

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