This is a new feature that makes it possible to extend network coverage by deploying ‘Relay Gateways’ that operate without internet access. While the Gatway Mesh only requires changes to the LoRa Gateways, this implements an overview of detected Relay Gateways and their last heartbeat. Please see ChirpStack Gateway Mesh for for information. Support for this feature will be implemented in the next ChirpStack Gateway OS version.
Yes, A Relay Gateway within the mesh is able to relay data from / to an other Relay Gateway and from LoRaWAN end-devices. I’m currently working on updating all the GW OS packages and doing some last testing. I expect there will be a GW OS release next week.
Hi @brocaar
Since LoRaWAN signal is quite far, is there any “testing mode” to test and see how the Gateway mesh works in a shorter range (says in 100m).
For simulated test, we may set gateway A to receive signal from gateway B only…
And only gateway C has internet access.
Thanks for the reply @brocaar.
So just for my understanding:
Chirspstack doesn’t support automatic role mapping from OIDC claims, but a custom endpoint needs to be used that will interact with the ChirpStack API to create/update users?