Interfaces

Reticulum supports using many kinds of devices as networking interfaces, and allows you to mix and match them in any way you choose.

The number of distinct network topologies you can create with Reticulum is more or less endless, but common to them all is that you will need to define one or more interfaces for Reticulum to use.

The [ Interfaces ] section of NomadNet lets you add, monitor, and update interfaces configured for your Reticulum instance.

If you are starting NomadNet for the first time you will find that an AutoInterface has been added by default. This interface will try to use your available network device to communicate with other peers discovered on your local network.

Interfaces come in many different types and can interact with physical mediums like LoRa radios or standard IP networks.

Viewing Interfaces

To view more info about an interface, navigate using the Up and Down arrow keys or by clicking with the mouse. Pressing < Enter > on a selected interface will bring you to a detailed interface view, which will show configuration parameters and realtime charts. From here you can also disable or edit the interface. To change the orientation of the TX/RX charts, press < V > for a vertical layout, and < H > for a horizontal view.

Updating Interfaces

To edit an interface, select the interface and press < Ctrl + E >.

To remove an interface, select the interface and press < Ctrl + X >. You can also perform both of these actions from the details

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