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## Getting Started
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{{% tts %}} Community Edition or {{% tts %}} Cloud {{< distributions "Cloud" "Dedicated Cloud" "Community" >}} is already connected to Packet Broker. Proceed to [Configure]({{< relref "configure" >}}) section to manage your registration and routing policies with other networks.
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{{% tts %}} Community Edition and {{% tts %}} Cloud are already connected to Packet Broker. Proceed to [Configure]({{< relref "configure" >}}) section to manage your registration and routing policies with other networks.
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When you are using {{% tts %}} Community Edition {{< distributions "Community" >}}, you cannot configure any routing policies, as {{% tts %}} Community Edition is a public network and The Things Network Foundation controls which public or private networks the traffic gets exchanged with. To manage routing policies for your gateways, upgrade to {{% tts %}} Cloud.
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{{< note >}}
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{{% tts %}} Community Edition and {{% tts %}} Cloud are configured for peering within the same geographical region. For example, {{% tts %}} Community Edition `eu1` cluster is configured to peer only with {{% tts %}} Cloud `eu1` deployments and vice versa. Peering between `eu1`, `au1` and `nam1` clusters is not currently enabled.
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{{</ note >}}
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When using {{% tts %}} Enterprise of {{% tts %}} Open Source, learn to [Connect {{% tts %}} to Packet Broker]({{< relref "connect" >}}). {{< distributions "Enterprise" "Open Source" >}}
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When you are using {{% tts %}} Community Edition, you cannot configure any routing policies, as {{% tts %}} Community Edition is a public network and The Things Network Foundation controls which public or private networks the traffic gets exchanged with. To manage routing policies for your gateways, upgrade to {{% tts %}} Cloud.
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When using {{% tts %}} Enterprise of {{% tts %}} Open Source, learn to [Connect {{% tts %}} to Packet Broker]({{< relref "connect" >}}).
Configure Gateway Server to forward traffic for the current network to the Network Server in the cluster, and route all traffic to Packet Broker (via Packet Broker Agent):
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Configure the Gateway Server to forward traffic for the current network to the Network Server in the cluster, and route all traffic to Packet Broker (via Packet Broker Agent):
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```yaml
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# Edit the Gateway Server configuration in your configuration file:
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## Configure Network Server
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Configure Network Server to issue device addresses (DevAddr) that fall within your NetID:
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Configure the Network Server to issue device addresses (DevAddr) that fall within your NetID:
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```yaml
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# Edit the Network Server configuration in your configuration file:
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- '27222200/16'
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{{< note >}} By default, Network Server uses NetID `000000` which is intended for experimentation purposes. Only devices that are activated with a DevAddr that refers to a NetID will have their traffic routed by Packet Broker to your network. {{</ note >}}
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{{< note >}} By default, the Network Server uses NetID `000000` which is intended for experimentation purposes. Only devices that are activated with a DevAddr that refers to a NetID will have their traffic routed by Packet Broker to your network. {{</ note >}}
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See [Network Server configuration]({{< ref "/reference/configuration/network-server" >}}) for all configuration options.
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