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May 4, 2019 at 6:39 pm #27714
Peter Simpson
ParticipantHi, I have a Conduit AEP running 1.7.3-1-gf11f8cd firmware.
Under the Key Management Tab
I have the Join Server set to Local Keys.
I have two ( different ) devices defined under Local End-Device Credentials
The devices have
1) different Dev EUI
2) Same App EUI
3) Different App Key
Both Class A with the same device and Network Profile.
I have Local Network Settings Disabled
Under Packets and the Recent Join Requests One sensor Joins, the other has the result UnknownDevEUI.
The table shows the Join EUI and Dev EUI and I have double checked they are the same as defined in the Key Management-> Local End-Device Credentials settings
Any advice on what is causing the UnknownDevEUI join failure would be appreciated
Thank You
Regards
PeterSMay 6, 2019 at 7:01 am #27715Jason Reiss
KeymasterDid you restart the lora services after adding the second sensor?
Device credentials are stored at this API end-point.
https://192.168.2.1/api/loraNetwork/whitelistThe current configuration in use by the network server, including the whitelist of device credentials is accessed through this API.
https://192.168.2.1/api/lora/configIf a device is in the whitelist of /api/loraNetwork but not in api/lora/config a restart of the network server is needed.
June 3, 2019 at 4:04 am #27907Gabriel
ParticipantHI,
Same problem here.
I have a MTCDT-246A with Firmware1.6.4. I succeeded to have successfull OTA join requests during a few weeks with the Local keys and Local network server enabled. Until we had to unplug and move the gateway in another room…Now I keep having UnknownDevEUI at join req. I tried to:
– Restart Lora services
– Added devices in whitelist (and restarted Lora service)
– Tried to have devices in whitelist AND/OR in “Devices”.
– Made a 30sec hard reset, setup the gateway again.
– Changed my keys, swapped endianess, etc…
And none of these worked.In the packets menu I keep getting:
Recent Join Requests ?
JoinEUI DevEUI Nonce Elapsed (ms) Result
d8-a7-56-fd-80-00-00-00 d8-a7-56-fd-80-00-00-07 2182 0 UnknownDevEUIHere’s my config for the device:
DevEUI: d8-a7-56-fd-80-00-00-07
AppEUI: d8-a7-56-fd-80-00-00-00
AppKey: 2B7E151628AED2A6ABF7158809CF4FC3And for the server:
{
“code” : 200,
“result” : {
“__v” : 1,
“addressRange” : {
“end” : “FF:FF:FF:FE”,
“start” : “00:00:00:01”
},
“backupInterval” : 3600,
“db” : “/var/config/lora/lora-network-server.db”,
“license” : {
“hasFile” : false,
“isValid” : false,
“maxDevices” : 2000,
“maxGateways” : 10,
“maxKeys” : 2000,
“type” : 0
},
“log” : {
“console” : false,
“level” : 30,
“path” : “/var/log/lora-network-server.log”,
“syslog” : true
},
“lora” : {
“ADRStep” : 30,
“aesKey” : “ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789”,
“antennaGain” : 3,
“beaconDatarate” : 3,
“beaconDelay” : 0,
“beaconFrequency” : 869525024,
“beaconInterval” : 0,
“beaconPower” : 27,
“calAD9361” : 77,
“calTempRoom” : 22,
“channelMask” : “FFFF”,
“channelPlan” : “EU868”,
“classCAckTimeout” : 5000,
“deviceQueueSize” : 16,
“diversity” : false,
“dspStatInterval” : 10,
“dutyCyclePeriod” : 60,
“dwelltimeDown” : 0,
“dwelltimeUp” : 0,
“enabled” : true,
“eui_1” : “00:80:00:00:A0:00:3C:D1”,
“frequencyAS” : 922600000,
“frequencyAS2” : 922600000,
“frequencyBand” : “EU868”,
“frequencyBand2” : 0,
“frequencyEU” : 867500000,
“frequencyEU2” : 867500000,
“frequencyIN” : 866385000,
“frequencyIN2” : 866385000,
“frequencyKR” : 922900000,
“frequencyKR2” : 922900000,
“frequencySubBand” : 1,
“frequencySubBand2” : 1,
“fskSYNC” : “C194C1”,
“ftsMatchCRCError” : false,
“ftsVersion” : 1,
“gpsReceiver” : true,
“joinByteOrder” : “LSB”,
“joinDelay” : 5,
“lbtEnabled” : false,
“lbtScanTime” : 5000,
“lbtSxOffset” : -4,
“maxDatarate” : 3,
“maxDatarateEU” : 5,
“maxDatarateUS” : 4,
“maxEIRP” : 20,
“maxTxPower” : 26,
“minDatarate” : 0,
“minDatarateEU” : 0,
“minDatarateUS” : 0,
“nbDSP” : 1,
“netID” : “000000”,
“networkLeadTime” : 500,
“packetForwarderConfig” : “”,
“packetForwarderMode” : false,
“reducedPacketUpdates” : false,
“rx1DatarateOffset” : 0,
“rx1Delay” : 1,
“rx2Datarate” : 0,
“rx2Frequency” : 869525000,
“skipPacketForwarderFieldCheck” : false,
“spi_device” : “/dev/spidev0.0”,
“sxOffset” : -162
},
“mqtt” : {
“enabled” : true,
“host” : “127.0.0.1”,
“password” : “”,
“port” : 1883,
“username” : “”
},
“mtsLic” : “”,
“network” : {
“baseKey” : “”,
“defaultProfile” : “DEFAULT-CLASS-A”,
“eui” : “d8a756fd80000000”,
“gatewayKey” : “”,
“joinServer” : “https://join.devicehq.com/api/m1/joinreq”,
“key” : “2b7e151628aed2a6abf7158809cf4fc3”,
“leasetime” : 142560,
“lensCheckinInterval” : 3600,
“lensDeviceHQ” : true,
“lensEnabled” : false,
“lensGatewayStats” : true,
“lensLocalJoinMetadata” : true,
“lensNetworkStats” : true,
“lensPacketData” : false,
“lensPacketMetadata” : true,
“lensServer” : “https://lens.devicehq.com/api/”,
“localJoinServerEnabled” : true,
“name” : “”,
“passphrase” : “”,
“public” : 1,
“salt” : “”,
“vendorId” : “008000”
},
“packetForwarder” : {
“aesKey” : “ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789”,
“antennaGain” : 3,
“calAD9361” : 77,
“calTempRoom” : 22,
“channelPlan” : “US915”,
“diversity” : false,
“downstreamPort” : 1782,
“dspStatInterval” : 10,
“frequencyAS” : 922600000,
“frequencyAS2” : 922600000,
“frequencyEU” : 869500000,
“frequencyEU2” : 869500000,
“frequencyIN” : 866385000,
“frequencyIN2” : 866385000,
“frequencyKR” : 922900000,
“frequencyKR2” : 922900000,
“frequencySubBand” : 1,
“frequencySubBand2” : 1,
“fskSYNC” : “C194C1”,
“ftsMatchCRCError” : false,
“ftsVersion” : 1,
“fwdCrcDisabled” : false,
“fwdCrcError” : true,
“fwdCrcValid” : true,
“gpsReceiver” : true,
“gwID” : “00800000A0003CD1”,
“keepAliveInterval” : 10,
“lbtDefaultChannels” : true,
“lbtEnabled” : false,
“lbtFrequency0” : 923000000,
“lbtFrequency1” : 923200000,
“lbtFrequency2” : 923400000,
“lbtFrequency3” : 923800000,
“lbtFrequency4” : 924000000,
“lbtFrequency5” : 924200000,
“lbtFrequency6” : 924400000,
“lbtFrequency7” : 924600000,
“lbtRssiOffset” : -4,
“lbtRssiTarget” : -80,
“lbtScanTime” : 128,
“manualMode” : false,
“nbDSP” : 1,
“path” : “/opt/lora/lora_pkt_fwd”,
“pathGeo” : “/opt/lora/pkt_forwarder”,
“public” : true,
“pushTimeout” : 100,
“serverAddress” : “127.0.0.1”,
“statInterval” : 20,
“upstreamPort” : 1780
},
“packetForwarders” : [
{
“channels” : [
{
“bandwidth” : 125000,
“enabled” : true,
“frequency” : 868100000
},
{
“bandwidth” : 125000,
“enabled” : true,
“frequency” : 868300000
},
{
“bandwidth” : 125000,
“enabled” : true,
“frequency” : 868500000
},
{
“bandwidth” : 125000,
“enabled” : true,
“frequency” : 867100000
},
{
“bandwidth” : 125000,
“enabled” : true,
“frequency” : 867300000
},
{
“bandwidth” : 125000,
“enabled” : true,
“frequency” : 867500000
},
{
“bandwidth” : 125000,
“enabled” : true,
“frequency” : 867700000
},
{
“bandwidth” : 125000,
“enabled” : true,
“frequency” : 867900000
},
{
“bandwidth” : 250000,
“enabled” : true,
“frequency” : 868300000,
“spread_factor” : 7
},
{
“bandwidth” : 125000,
“enabled” : true,
“frequency” : 868800000,
“spread_factor” : “FSK”
}
]
}
],
“test” : {
“disableDutyCycle” : false,
“disableRxJoin1” : false,
“disableRxJoin2” : false,
“disableRxWindow1” : false,
“disableRxWindow2” : false
},
“trafficManager” : {
“dev_eui_filters” : [],
“enabled” : false,
“join_eui_filters” : []
},
“trimInterval” : 600,
“trimRows” : 100,
“udp” : {
“allowPublic” : true,
“appPortDown” : 1786,
“appPortUp” : 1784,
“downstreamPort” : 1782,
“lensPort” : 1790,
“upstreamPort” : 1780
},
“whitelist” : {
“devices” : [],
“enabled” : true,
“maxSize” : 2000
}
},
“status” : “success”
}October 6, 2019 at 3:01 am #28704Jethro Domingo
Participanthi Gabriel,
Have you already solved your issue yet? I have the same problem.
April 19, 2022 at 7:51 am #32649SaSa
Participanthello Jason Reiss,
I have exactly the same issue. I see end-device s in whitelist and also in config part. I did a restart in LoRa network server but I only have packets from one end-device since I have 3.
Can I ask you what could be the main problem ?
Thanks in advance.
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