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Title: Understanding Announcement configuration? Author: CS Burner Posted the: 16 Mar 2026 20:37 Category: Reticulum
Understanding Announcement configuration?
I don't understand why my devices get announces from the bigger network or how I can avoid it. My Setup: My two devices have as only interface a Private Backbone Gateway. On the same reticulum instance a Public Backbone is also running. It seems thas all annouces from this public gateway get also transmitted via the private gateway. My intention is to have a gated network with the two devices. But also running this public gateway, which should not transmit to the private gateway. I'm not understanding from the docs how to configure this. Any suggestions?
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Author: Mark · Posted: 17 Apr 2026 22:31 · ❤️ 0
Reply: If you want them completely isolated, but only have one machine, run two separate RNS instances with different configs (use the rnsd --config) option. Read the full config example for how to do it (rnsd --exampleconfig).
If you want to be able to communicate with the wider public network, but just don't want announces propagating into your private segment, connect your private instance to the public one via a system-local interface, and set it to boundary mode.
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