Some while ago The Things Industries announced '
The Things Stack'. Since the last update of the Stack (3.13.2) the nice
The Things Indoor Gateway (TTIG) can also be claimed.
![](https://i0.wp.com/blog.angits.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/ttig2.jpeg?w=760&ssl=1)
Although this claiming can only be done via the CLI, there are some requirements to claim it successfully:
- The EUID of the device
In this example I set it to 58A0C0FF33C0FFEE
- The WiFi password used to configure the device initially.
In this example I set it to SECR3t1
- Your username
In this example I'll use mine which is paderijk
- Successfully logged in via the CLI (Check this post)
- An unique name for your gateway
In this example I use ttn-example-gw01
- The Gateway should not be yet registered in the Stack, otherwise it will fail!
Now issue the following command
ttn-lw-cli gateways claim 58A0C0FF33C0FFEE \
--authentication-code SECR3t1 \
--user-id paderijk \
--target-gateway-id ttn-example-gw01 \
--target-cups-uri https://eu1.cloud.thethings.network:443 \
--target-gateway-server-address eu1.cloud.thethings.network \
--target-frequency-plan-id EU_863_870_TTN
If the claim was succssfull you will see a response like:
{
"gateway_id": "ttn-example-gw01",
"eui": "58A0C0FF33C0FFEE"
}
The Gateway might not appear directly online... but to 'enforce' it, you can power off the gateway and power it on again... and it should be there.
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