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Moving Sensor Between Gateways

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  • D Offline
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    I have two gateways (home & work) and I am wanting to swap some sensors back and forth between gateways.

    Is there any issue in moving sensors between gateways?

    Once the sensor ID is assigned by the first gateway, does it then keep that ID when moved to the second gateway or will the second gateway try and assign a new ID?

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      @diggs It will not be an issue moving between gateways. Yes node will keep the Node Id and it we not request new id. same node Id should not be there on your another gateway network, you should care that.

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        Thanks, I will watch out for conflicting node id's

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