# ThingPark Enterprise

## **Connecting ThingPark to MClimate’s LoRaWAN broker**

### **1. Create a new application server**

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### **2. Content-type should be JSON untyped**

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### **3. Add destination**

**Destination of MClimate’s LoRaWAN broker for ThingPark is: <https://lorawan-broker.mclimate.eu/thingpark>**

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### **4. Securing the tunnel**

* **Go to** [**https://developers.mclimate.eu/lorawan-token**](https://developers.mclimate.eu/lorawan-token) **and Sign in with your MClimate account.**
* **Enter the Application server, AS\_ID, and click Create.**

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* **Copy the token**

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* **Active Uplink/Downlink security in your application server**
  * **Enter the AS ID - should be the same as that in the developers portal.**
  * **Paste the Token in the authentication key field.**
  * **Leave timestamp deviation empty.**

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### **5.** Go to <https://enterprise.mclimate.eu/integrations> and create your m-token.

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Copy the token.

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### 6. Create two custom HTTP headers.

#### Header 1:

name: m-token

value: "value of the m-token you created in step 5"

#### Header 2:

name: url

value: "[https://thingparkenterprise.eu.actility.com/](https://thingparkenterprise.eu.actility.com/thingpark/lrc/rest/v2/downlink)"

### **7. Create new AS routing profile**&#x20;

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### **8. Add Destination**&#x20;

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### **9. In Device settings -> Choose the routing profile**

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### **10. Done**


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