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blocks:server:advanced_server_configuration:mqtt [2023-05-16 11:50] mattias [MQTT Explorer (3rd party tool)] |
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| MQTT is a standard messaging protocol mainly used for Internet of Things devices (IoT). It is designed as a lightweight publish/ | MQTT is a standard messaging protocol mainly used for Internet of Things devices (IoT). It is designed as a lightweight publish/ | ||
| + | :!: Support for MQTT was added in Blocks version 6.1. Thus, you need that version or later to follow this guide. | ||
| =====Principle of MQTT Messaging===== | =====Principle of MQTT Messaging===== | ||
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| username: pixi # Default is no username and password | username: pixi # Default is no username and password | ||
| password: pixi | password: pixi | ||
| - | encryption: false #Change | + | encryption: false # Set to true if secure connection (tls) is available. |
| + | port: 1883 # Default is 1883 if non-encypted and 8883 if encrypted | ||
| </ | </ | ||