To access the Console, register a command line client, connect gateways, or schedule uplinks via webhooks, it is necessary to know the server address of your The Things Stack instance. This section contains information about addresses for different The Things Stack deployments.
Deployments of The Things Stack in a single cluster use the same server address for all components.
Distributed deployments, like The Things Stack Cloud and Community Edition, use different addresses per region for routing components, while the address of global components (like Identity Server) is always the same. Enterprise and Open Source deployments may be in a single cluster, or distributed over multiple clusters with multiple addresses. The server addresses for the different The Things Stack deployments are listed below.
Deployments
Cloud and Dedicated Cloud: See Cloud Addresses.
AWS Launcher: This is the domain you specify in your CloudFormation configuration.
Community Edition: See Community Edition Addresses
Enterprise and Open Source: This is the domain you configure when installing The Things Stack. If you followed the Getting Started guide, this is what you use instead of thethings.example.com.
Console
To access the Console, simply enter the server address of your deployment in a browser.
Example 1: to access the eu1 Community Edition Console, enter https://eu1.cloud.thethings.network in your browser.
Example 2: To access the au1 Cloud Console, enter https://tenant.au1.cloud.thethings.industries, where tenant is your Tenant ID.
Example 3: If you installed The Things Stack Enterprise or Open Source, access the Console at the domain you used in place of https://thethings.example.com.
LNS
The LNS gateway address is a combination of the protocol (wss), the server address, and the port (8887).
Example 1: the eu1 Community Edition LNS address is wss://eu1.cloud.thethings.network:8887.
Example 2: The LNS address for an au1 Cloud tenant is wss://tenant.au1.cloud.thethings.industries:8887, where tenant should be replaced with your Tenant ID.
Example 3: If you installed The Things Stack Enterprise or Open Source, the LNS address is the domain you used in configuration, for example wss://thethings.example.com:8887.
CUPS
The CUPS gateway address is a combination of the protocol (https), the server address, and the port (443).
Example 1: the eu1 Community Edition CUPS address is https://eu1.cloud.thethings.network:443.
Example 2: The CUPS address for an au1 Cloud tenant is https://tenant.au1.cloud.thethings.industries:443, where tenant should be replaced with your Tenant ID.
Example 3: If you installed The Things Stack Enterprise or Open Source, the CUPS address is the domain you used in configuration, for example https://thethings.example.com:443.
The Things Kickstarter Gateway Account Server
The The Things Kickstarter Gateway Account Server address is a combination of the scheme (https) and the server address. The port is inferred from the scheme.
Example 1: For the eu1 The Things Stack Community Edition cluster, the value is https://eu1.cloud.thethings.network. Replace eu1 with the applicable cluster value (ex: nam1, au1 etc).
Example 2: For The Things Stack Cloud cluster au1 with tenant tenant, the value is https://tenant.au1.cloud.thethings.industries. Replace tenant with your Tenant ID and au1 with the appropriate cluster value.
Example 3: If you installed The Things Stack Enterprise or Open Source, the address is the domain you used in configuration, for example https://thethings.example.com.