Option to disable Mac commands

[rob.vdv]

Is there an option to disable Mac commands in V4 as we had in V3. (was an option in the network server config).

Thx , Rob

[Jerome73]

No, as this is supposed to be managed at the devices level.

But a workaround could be to create a custom ADR algorhythm that do not modify current parameters (not tested).

[Jerome73]

There is a parameter in the toml file to disable ADR, but globally:

# ADR is disabled.
    adr_disabled=false

[rob.vdv]

I tried the following setting

adr_disabled=true in the region_eu868.toml but that didn’t help
I am still getting 'UnconfirmedDataDown" messages. Would like to stop that completely.

Thx for your help already

[Jerome73]

Did you try in the NS toml file (in [regions.network])?

See: Configuration - ChirpStack open-source LoRaWAN® Network Server documentation

[datnus]

I tried that option before.
It did not work.

You can reduce the MAC version to reduce the MAC commands.

[rob.vdv]

Not sure what you mean with the NS toml file. Is there in v4 a NS toml file?

I placed it in region_eu868.toml under the section [regions.network]

Can you please explain what you mean with the NS toml file for chirpstack v4
.

[Jerome73]

If you are using Docker compose, you could find it here:

[brocaar]

Have you seen:

  # Mac-commands disabled.
  mac_commands_disabled=false

https://www.chirpstack.io/docs/chirpstack/configuration.html

[rob.vdv]

Hi

I did try to add the command: mac_commands_disabled=true as per below in the chirpstack.toml file but that didn’t help (did reboot the rpi). I am still getting the 'UnconfirmedDataDown" messages. Any idea what could be wrong?

========================================================
[network]
net_id=“000000”
enabled_regions=[
“as923”,
“as923_2”,
“as923_3”,
“as923_4”,
“au915_0”,
“au915_1”,
“au915_2”,
“au915_3”,
“au915_4”,
“au915_5”,
“au915_6”,
“au915_7”,
“cn779”,
“eu433”,
“eu868”,
“in865”,
“ism2400”,
“kr920”,
“ru864”,
“us915_0”,
“us915_1”,
“us915_2”,
“us915_3”,
“us915_4”,
“us915_5”,
“us915_6”,
“us915_7”,
]

mac_commands_disabled=true

[api]
bind=“0.0.0.0:8080”

[brocaar]

I checked this again and while the config option was there, it didn’t disable the mac-commands properly. This will be fixed in the next release