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# Device state parameters
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state:
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# Defines when the device state will be marked as "inactive" by server.
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with transport.sessions.inactivity_timeout
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# (transport timeout should be equal to or greater than current parameter; if not, you can get the situation when the session is closed for the active device).
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# Device inactivity timeout is a global configuration parameter that defines when the device will be marked as "inactive" by the server.
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# The parameter value is in seconds. A user can overwrite this parameter for an individual device by setting the “inactivityTimeout” server-side attribute (NOTE: expects value in milliseconds).
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with session inactivity timeout ("transport.sessions.inactivity_timeout" or TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT) parameter
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# which is responsible for detection of the stale device connection sessions.
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# The value of the session inactivity timeout parameter should be greater or equal to the device inactivity timeout.
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# Note that the session inactivity timeout is set in milliseconds while device inactivity timeout is in seconds.
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defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec: "${DEFAULT_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT:600}"
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defaultStateCheckIntervalInSec: "${DEFAULT_STATE_CHECK_INTERVAL:60}" # Interval for checking the device state after a specified period. Time in seconds
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# Controls whether we store the device 'active' flag in attributes (default) or telemetry.
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# Transport configuration parameters
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transport:
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sessions:
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# Parameter defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last activity time.
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# Session inactivity timeout is a global configuration parameter that defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last message arrives from the device.
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# The parameter value is in milliseconds.
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# The last activity time of the device session is updated if the device sends any message, including keepalive messages
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# If there is no activity, the session will be closed, and all subscriptions will be deleted.
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec
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# (current parameter should be equal to or greater than defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec; if not, you can get the situation when the session is closed for the active device).
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with device inactivity timeout ("state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec" or DEFAULT_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT) parameter
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# which is responsible for detection of the device connectivity status in the core service of the platform.
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# The value of the session inactivity timeout parameter should be greater or equal to the device inactivity timeout.
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# Note that the session inactivity timeout is set in milliseconds while device inactivity timeout is in seconds.
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inactivity_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT:600000}"
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# Interval of periodic check for expired sessions and report of the changes to session last activity time
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report_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_REPORT_TIMEOUT:3000}"
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# Interval of periodic eviction of the timed-out DTLS sessions
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dtls_session_report_timeout: "${TB_COAP_X509_DTLS_SESSION_REPORT_TIMEOUT:1800000}"
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sessions:
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# Parameter defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last activity time.
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# Session inactivity timeout is a global configuration parameter that defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last message arrives from the device.
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# The parameter value is in milliseconds.
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# The last activity time of the device session is updated if the device sends any message, including keepalive messages
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# If there is no activity, the session will be closed, and all subscriptions will be deleted.
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec
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# (current parameter should be equal to or greater than defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec; if not, you can get the situation when the session is closed for the active device).
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with device inactivity timeout ("state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec" or DEFAULT_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT) parameter
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# which is responsible for detection of the device connectivity status in the core service of the platform.
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# The value of the session inactivity timeout parameter should be greater or equal to the device inactivity timeout.
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# Note that the session inactivity timeout is set in milliseconds while device inactivity timeout is in seconds.
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inactivity_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT:600000}"
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# Interval of periodic check for expired sessions and report of the changes to session last activity time
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report_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_REPORT_TIMEOUT:3000}"
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# HTTP maximum request processing timeout in milliseconds
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max_request_timeout: "${HTTP_MAX_REQUEST_TIMEOUT:300000}"
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sessions:
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# Parameter defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last activity time.
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# Session inactivity timeout is a global configuration parameter that defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last message arrives from the device.
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# The parameter value is in milliseconds.
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# The last activity time of the device session is updated if the device sends any message, including keepalive messages
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# If there is no activity, the session will be closed, and all subscriptions will be deleted.
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec
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# (current parameter should be equal to or greater than defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec; if not, you can get the situation when the session is closed for the active device).
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with device inactivity timeout ("state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec" or DEFAULT_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT) parameter
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# which is responsible for detection of the device connectivity status in the core service of the platform.
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# The value of the session inactivity timeout parameter should be greater or equal to the device inactivity timeout.
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# Note that the session inactivity timeout is set in milliseconds while device inactivity timeout is in seconds.
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inactivity_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT:600000}"
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# Interval of periodic check for expired sessions and report of the changes to session last activity time
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report_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_REPORT_TIMEOUT:3000}"
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# LWM2M server parameters
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transport:
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sessions:
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# Parameter defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last activity time.
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# Session inactivity timeout is a global configuration parameter that defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last message arrives from the device.
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# The parameter value is in milliseconds.
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# The last activity time of the device session is updated if the device sends any message, including keepalive messages
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# If there is no activity, the session will be closed, and all subscriptions will be deleted.
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec
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# (current parameter should be equal to or greater than defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec; if not, you can get the situation when the session is closed for the active device).
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with device inactivity timeout ("state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec" or DEFAULT_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT) parameter
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# which is responsible for detection of the device connectivity status in the core service of the platform.
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# The value of the session inactivity timeout parameter should be greater or equal to the device inactivity timeout.
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# Note that the session inactivity timeout is set in milliseconds while device inactivity timeout is in seconds.
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inactivity_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT:600000}"
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# Interval of periodic check for expired sessions and report of the changes to session last activity time
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report_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_REPORT_TIMEOUT:3000}"
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# Skip certificate validity check for client certificates.
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skip_validity_check_for_client_cert: "${MQTT_SSL_SKIP_VALIDITY_CHECK_FOR_CLIENT_CERT:false}"
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sessions:
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# Parameter defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last activity time.
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# Session inactivity timeout is a global configuration parameter that defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last message arrives from the device.
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# The parameter value is in milliseconds.
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# The last activity time of the device session is updated if the device sends any message, including keepalive messages
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# If there is no activity, the session will be closed, and all subscriptions will be deleted.
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec
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# (current parameter should be equal to or greater than defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec; if not, you can get the situation when the session is closed for the active device).
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with device inactivity timeout ("state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec" or DEFAULT_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT) parameter
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# which is responsible for detection of the device connectivity status in the core service of the platform.
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# The value of the session inactivity timeout parameter should be greater or equal to the device inactivity timeout.
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# Note that the session inactivity timeout is set in milliseconds while device inactivity timeout is in seconds.
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inactivity_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT:600000}"
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# Interval of periodic check for expired sessions and report of the changes to session last activity time
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report_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_REPORT_TIMEOUT:3000}"
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# To ignore SNMP response values that do not match the data type of the configured OID mapping (by default false - will throw an error if any value of the response not match configured data types)
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ignore_type_cast_errors: "${SNMP_RESPONSE_IGNORE_TYPE_CAST_ERRORS:false}"
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sessions:
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# Parameter defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last activity time.
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# Session inactivity timeout is a global configuration parameter that defines how long the device transport session will be opened after the last message arrives from the device.
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# The parameter value is in milliseconds.
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# The last activity time of the device session is updated if the device sends any message, including keepalive messages
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# If there is no activity, the session will be closed, and all subscriptions will be deleted.
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec
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# (current parameter should be equal to or greater than defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec; if not, you can get the situation when the session is closed for the active device).
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# We recommend this parameter to be in sync with device inactivity timeout ("state.defaultInactivityTimeoutInSec" or DEFAULT_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT) parameter
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# which is responsible for detection of the device connectivity status in the core service of the platform.
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# The value of the session inactivity timeout parameter should be greater or equal to the device inactivity timeout.
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# Note that the session inactivity timeout is set in milliseconds while device inactivity timeout is in seconds.
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inactivity_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT:600000}"
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# Interval of periodic check for expired sessions and report of the changes to session last activity time
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report_timeout: "${TB_TRANSPORT_SESSIONS_REPORT_TIMEOUT:3000}"
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