Hi guys. I was reading the article about the creation of a private server for LorRa at the following link:
Setting up a Private Routing Environment
I would like to install it on a linux machine. I’ve tried to download and run it as a script ("./ttn-linux-amd64 ") but the result is the following:
ttn launches The Things Network's backend servers
Usage:
ttn [command]
Available Commands:
broker The Things Network broker
discovery The Things Network discovery
handler The Things Network handler
help Help about any command
networkserver The Things Network networkserver
router The Things Network router
selfupdate Update ttn to the latest version
version Get build and version information
Flags:
--allow-insecure Allow insecure fallback if TLS unavailable
--auth-token string The JWT token to be used for the discovery server
--config string config file (default "$HOME/.ttn.yml")
--description string The description of this component
--discovery-address string The address of the Discovery server (default "discover.thethingsnetwork.org:1900")
--elasticsearch string Location of Elasticsearch server for logging
--elasticsearch-password string Password used to connect to the Elasticsearch server
--elasticsearch-prefix string Prefix of the ES index for logging - changes the index from "<component>-<date>" to "<prefix>-<component>-<date>"
--elasticsearch-username string Username used to connect to the Elasticsearch server
--eu-rx2-dr int RX2 data rate for the EU band (SF12=0,SF9=3) (default 3)
--health-port int The port number where the health server should be started
-h, --help help for ttn
--id string The id of this component
--key-dir string The directory where public/private keys are stored (default "/home/omniabit/.ttn")
--log-file string Location of the log file
--no-cli-logs Disable CLI logs
--public Announce this component as part of The Things Network (public community network)
--tls Use TLS (default true)
Use “ttn [command] --help” for more information about a command.
Could you tell me a proper way to install the private server. I’ve followed the guide at the following link: https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/article/setting-up-a-private-routing-environment
Thank you so much!
Regards, Stefano