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Accordingly, CLIENT_BASE appears to only assist in transporting information from the inside to the outside, but not from the outside to the inside (unless explicitly addressed to a favored node). |
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However, if you also want to forward packets from the outside to the inside, |
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Related: meshtastic/firmware#9195 |
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While it's true that
It's not that it only forwards packets addressed to or from your other nodes, because it will forward every other packet as well, in the same way that a
Anything else will probably degrade network quality for others on the mesh. |
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Hello,
I would like to operate a Meshtastic node on my balcony, but I am unsure which role I should use. I would like to use this node as an "extender" for the nodes that are in my apartment.
Judging by the documentation,
CLIENT_BASEwould be practical. However, according to the documentation, CLIENT_BASE only forwards packets that 1. come from my nodes or 2. are addressed to my nodes. However, I also want the balcony node to forward broadcast packets such as position, NodeInfo, telemetry, and channel messages to my nodes in the apartment.Since
CLIENT_BASEdoes not do this,ROUTERorROUTER_LATEseems appropriate - but according to the documentation, these should not be used. In addition, these roles would also forward packets that have nothing to do with my nodes (for example, packets addressed to other nodes).Is there a role that
!ffffffff) or my favorite nodes andin other words, a kind of
CLIENT_BASE_EXTENDER?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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