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One of the recurrent questions asked by newbies is, in my opinion, how to know what are the "zero-hops" nodes.
Neighbor module and results analysis is the only way to answer that question at the moment, but this is not easy to set-up nor immediate.
I would suggest something that highlights the zero-hops nodes in the nodes list.
Thanks
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How does the neighbor module in the Android app show me my direct neighbors who receive and forward my messages?
I would also like to see in the app which node I am using to receive messages from the Mesh.
Background: I have 50 nodes in the list here, but they are all more than 15km away. Until now, I have always had to use traceroute to manually determine via which nodes I am communicating.
I think there is now need to enable or update others firmware to collect my neighbors. My firmware could collect all nodes, that re-transmit data from my node. Or I'm wrong?
I have enabled neighbors module but found no visualization inside the Android app. The MQTT map https://meshtastic.liamcottle.net has sometimes neighbor informations.
Platform
NRF52, ESP32
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One of the recurrent questions asked by newbies is, in my opinion, how to know what are the "zero-hops" nodes.
Neighbor module and results analysis is the only way to answer that question at the moment, but this is not easy to set-up nor immediate.
I would suggest something that highlights the zero-hops nodes in the nodes list.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: