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    IP Bacnet device - BACnet discovery

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      NinoK
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      I have a network that spread over /21. There are few devices that I can access from YABE using " remote BACnet /Ip node. The Mango version is 3.7.7 the latest one.

      The Mango instance itself has 2 interfaces the public one, and the internal one which is pointing to these/21 subnets.

      The local BACnet device is created with local bind address 0.0.0. and subnet /21 I added Device ID #35000, the broadcast address is 255.255.255.255, the local network number is 0. There is not BBMD.

      When I scan for the devices using the BACnet device browser. WHO-IS is not returning any device. I understand that is because there is no BBMD.

      What I don't understand is why the scanner is not showing even a local device?

      Is there any way haw to solve such a situation?

      Thansk

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        Ralf
        last edited by Ralf

        Hi NinoK,

        if you create a new BACnet-Data-Source your local device IP (old system settings / BACnet local devices: 192.168.100.105:47808) should be the same as the Mango-Server has:

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        If you create a new BACnet data point it should look like:

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        where the "Device instance number" is the given Device ID, here 5.

        If all BACnet-Devices are in the same IP-Range you don't need a BBMD.
        Be carful if you scan a large BACnet-Network with many devices and objects. It can take a long time and need server-resources. Better is to scan one ID.

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