TRB140 MQTT: Difference between revisions

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       <td>Enable</td>

       <td>Toggles MQTT Broker ON or OFF</td>

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     <td>Enable Remote Access</td>

         <td>If enabled, MQTT Broker will be reachable by remote user (from WAN)</td>

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       <td>Use TLS/SSL</td>

       <td>Toggles the use of TLS/SSL certificates ON or OFF</td>

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       <th>value</th>

       <th>description</th>

       <td>Connection Name</td>

       <td>string; Default: " "</td>

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       <td>Use Remote TLS/SSL</td>

       <td>Enables the use of TSL/SSL certificates of the remote broker. If this is checked, you will be prompted to upload TLS/SSL certificates. More information can be found in the [[#Security|Security]] section of this chapter</td>

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       <td>Use Remote Bridge Login</td>

       <td>Enables the use of Remote login data. If this is checked, you will be prompted to enter a remote client ID, username and password</td>

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     <td>Try Private</td>

         <td>Check if the remote Broker is another instance of a daemon</td>

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     <td>Clean Session</td>

         <td>Check to discard session state after connecting or disconnecting</td>

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The last section of MQTT Broker parameters is called '''Miscellaneous'''. It contains parameters that are related to neither Security nor Bridge.

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       <td>ACL File</td>

       <td>The contents of this file are used to control client access to topics of the broker</td>

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     <td>Persistence</td>

         <td>If enabled, connection, subscription and message data will be written to the disk. Otherwise, the data is stored in the router’s memory only</td>

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     <td>Allow Anonymous</td>

         <td>If enabled, the Broker allows anonymous access</td>

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       <td>Enable</td>

       <td>Toggles the MQTT Publisher ON or OFF</td>

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