The
ssgscpsetup
command is used to configure the destination server for the SSGSCP connectivity type. When running this command, a new private Pre-Shared Key (PSK) will be generated and displayed. You must make a note of this new private key as it will be required by your server configuration to authorize the gateway.
Syntax
ssgscpsetup <Server Hostname or IP | gwmgr> [Port]
- <Server Hostname or IP>: The hostname or IP address of the SSGSCP server to connect to.
- gwmgr: A special keyword to send measurements directly to the Gateway Manager for live viewing in the web interface.
- [Port]: The UDP port that the SSGSCP server is listening on. Defaults to 1818.
Example 1: Setting up a custom server
This command configures the gateway to send data to
my-server.com
on port 1818 and generates a new key.
ssgscpsetup my-server.com 1818
SSGSCP server configuration set
A new private key has been generated. Keep this secure:
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Example 2: Sending data to Gateway Manager for testing
This command configures the gateway to send measurements to the Gateway Manager.
Note: This will erase any previously configured custom server key. You will need to run the setup command again to reconnect to your custom server.
ssgscpsetup gwmgr