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Open Windows Powershell to get a command prompt
Type
ssh root@192.168.55.1
and press [Enter]. You may get an warning message like this:
If you do, typeyes
then press [Enter]When prompted, enter the SSH password and press [Enter]. With a correct password, you should see this screen indicating you’re logged in:
Update the Packet Forwarder configuration
Enter the command
vim /app/cfg/global_conf.json
and press [Enter] to open the configuration file for editingWith the arrow keys, locate the line (near the bottom of the file) that shows
"server_address": "mydevices.thethings.industries",
Press the [i] key to switch to editing mode
Change that line so it reads
"server_address": "localhost",
Press [esc] to enter command mode
Type :wq to save changes and exit
Install DPS Client and Chirpstack Bridge
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First, enter the following command on the command prompt to download the DPS Client/Chirpstack Bridge combined package:
wget --no-check-certificate https://hwdartifacts.blob.core.windows.net/hwdassets/gateway-bridge-dps_1.3.8-r0_ramips_24kec.ipk
and press [Enter]When the download completes, enter the following command to install the combined package:
opkg install gateway-bridge-dps_1.3.8-r0_ramips_24kec.ipk
and press [Enter]
When the installation is finished it will return you to a command prompt:
Copy Certificate files to gateway
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Create the folders for the cert files to live in with the commands:
mkdir /mnt/data/app/azureiot/
mkdir /mnt/data/app/azureiot/certs/
mkdir /mnt/data/app/azureiot/
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private/
Press [Enter] after inputting each command.Type
exit
and press [Enter] to disconnect from the Gemtek gateway and return to your local PC’s command prompt:If necessary, use the
cd
command to navigate to the directory where you downloaded the .pem files provided from myDevices Support. For example,cd Downloads
to switch to your Downloads folder.Enter the following commands, one at a time. You’ll need to know your SSH password from above to enter it when prompted.
scp abcd0000fffff0001.cert.pem root@192.168.55.1:/mnt/data/app/azureiot/certs/
(then press [Enter])scp abcd0000fffff0001.key.pem root@192.168.55.1:/mnt/data/app/azureiot/private/
(then press [Enter])
Set Certificate Folder Permissions
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Connect to the gateway via SSH again following the Connect to Gateway via SSH section above
Once connected, enter
chmod -R 444 /mnt/data/app/azureiot/
and press [Enter] to set the correct folder permissions. If it was successful there will be no messages, just a return to the command prompt:
Finally, enter
reboot
and press [Enter] to reboot the gateway. This will end your SSH session automatically
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