How to use 6lbr node config to enable IPv4 port mapping to allow accessing to cc26xx-web-demo from IPv4 address with mapped port on Raspberry Pi.

The following steps show you how to use 6lbr node config to enable IPv4 port mapping to allow accessing to cc26xx-web-demo from IPv4 address with mapped port on Raspberry Pi.

1. Go to 6lbr web page and switch to Configuration tab.

2. Go to IP64 section in Configuration tab.

• 2.1 Fill IPv4 address of internet router that your 6lbr GW connects to. Mine is 10.15.8.1
• 2.2 Fill IPv4 address that you want your 6lbr GW to be. Mine is 10.15.8.150
• 3.3 Set Static port mapping to "on".

3. Login to Raspberry Pi and do "sudo vi /etc/6lbr/node_config.conf" to add a node into it. You can refer to node_config.conf format here. My test uses LAUNXCHXL-CC1310 (MAC address 00:12:4B:00:0A:27:F3:19) to run cc26xx-web-demo

4.  Do "sudo vi /etc/6lbr/6lbr.conf" and add "NODE_CONFIG=/etc/6lbr/node_config.conf".

5. Do "sudo service 6lbr restart" to restart 6lbr and power on cc26xx-web-demo (running on LAUNCHXL-CC1310 with MAC address 00:12:4B:00:0A:27:F3:19). You should see it pops on sensors configuration

6. Now, you can access to the node using IPv4 address 10.15.8.150 and port 25000 by http://10.15.8.150:25000