register and onboard a lorawan gateway on the things stack using its gateway eui and frequency plan
domain: thethingsindustries.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
In the Things Stack console, go to Gateways and click Register gateway.
Enter the Gateway EUI if the hardware has one; gateways without an EUI can continue registration without one.
Fill in the required Frequency Plan for your region and a Gateway ID (auto-suggested fields can usually be left as-is).
Complete any hardware-specific onboarding steps if your gateway model has a dedicated onboarding guide (e.g. The Things Indoor Gateway).
Configure the gateway's backhaul (e.g. Semtech UDP packet forwarder or Basic Station) to point at the Things Stack's gateway server address, and confirm it shows connected in the console.
Known gotchas
Selecting the wrong Frequency Plan for your region will cause the gateway to appear connected but unable to exchange valid uplinks/downlinks with devices.
Gateways without an EUI can still be registered, but some fleet-management and monitoring features assume a unique EUI is present.
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