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- | ====== Widget MQTT ====== | + | ====== Widget MQTT ====== |
- | MQTT (“Message Queuing Telemetry Transport”) is a lightweight data transfer protocol to submit and receive data (“messages”). An MQTT infrastructure requires a central hub, the MQTT Server, that handles data transfer between all devices and clients. | + | MQTT (“Message Queuing Telemetry Transport”) is a lightweight data transfer protocol to submit and receive data (“messages”). An MQTT infrastructure requires a central hub, the MQTT Server |
LoxBerry acts as such an MQTT Server and furthermore as an MQTT Gateway to transfer data to and from the Miniserver. | LoxBerry acts as such an MQTT Server and furthermore as an MQTT Gateway to transfer data to and from the Miniserver. | ||
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Plugins that are using MQTT will get their configuration from this page. | Plugins that are using MQTT will get their configuration from this page. | ||
- | {{konfiguration: | + | {{konfiguration: |
The default setting is to let LoxBerry configure and manage the locally installed MQTT Server. MQTT user, password and port are predefined. | The default setting is to let LoxBerry configure and manage the locally installed MQTT Server. MQTT user, password and port are predefined. | ||
- | If you have an own MQTT Server, or have multiple LoxBerry’s, | + | If you have an own MQTT Server, or have multiple LoxBerry’s, |
In both cases, locally installed plugins using MQTT will use the configured settings of this page. | In both cases, locally installed plugins using MQTT will use the configured settings of this page. | ||
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The MQTT Gateway uses the MQTT Server settings from the MQTT Basics configuration page. | The MQTT Gateway uses the MQTT Server settings from the MQTT Basics configuration page. | ||
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+ | For detailed configuration and how to set up communication between LoxBerry and your Miniservers, | ||
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+ | {{indexmenu> | ||
====== MQTT Finder ====== | ====== MQTT Finder ====== | ||
- | The MQTT Finder is a tool to monitor and search all data that are managed by the MQTT Server. In contrast to the MQTT Gateway “Incoming Overview” (that only shows data transferred to the Miniserver) the MQTT Finder shows all MQTT message | + | The MQTT Finder is a tool to monitor and search all data that are managed by the MQTT Server. In contrast to the MQTT Gateway “Incoming Overview” (that only shows data transferred to the Miniserver) the MQTT Finder shows **all** MQTT messages |
Use the search to find specific topics and data. | Use the search to find specific topics and data. | ||
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The Log Files tab shows all logs of the MQTT Server, MQTT Gateway and MQTT Finder. | The Log Files tab shows all logs of the MQTT Server, MQTT Gateway and MQTT Finder. | ||
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+ | ====== Frequently Asked Questions ====== | ||
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+ | Please visit [[konfiguration: | ||