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6.4
Activating a LoRaWAN server configuration
When you want to switch to another LoRaWAN server configuration you must do so by activating
another configuration. This is done using the following command:
client lora activate -i <gateway EUI> [ENTER]
This will activate the configuration based on the gateway EUI. For example, if want to activate the
configuration for TTN from the previous paragraphs you would give the following command:
client lora activate -i 838240281401000e
The command should give you a message saying:
LoRa configuration successfully activated
You can verify the command by listing the available LoRa configurations again using:
client lora list [ENTER]
This should give you a list of the configured LoRaWAN servers. For example:
LoRa gateway configuration "402814FFFF01001E"
Forwarder address: "eu1.loriot.io":1780
* LoRa gateway configuration "838240281401000e"
Forwarder address: "router.eu.thethings.network":1700
In the example above there are two LoRaWAN servers configured. The one listed with * is the
active configuration. Meaning; the S-gateway is currently forwarding the received LoRa packets to
the servers of thethingsnetwork (TTN).
rfi@s-gateway
:
~
$ client lora activate -i 838240281401000e
LoRa configuration successfully activated
rfi@s-gateway
:
~
$ client lora list
LoRa gateway configuration "402814FFFF01001E"
Forwarder address: "eu1.loriot.io":1780
* LoRa gateway configuration "838240281401000e"
Forwarder address: "router.eu.thethings.network":1700
Figure 6: Activating a LoRaWAN server configuration and listing the available configurations
