MQTT proxy subscription
Open , click the “Modules” tab on the left, and choose to add:
Select MQTT broker subscription module
Configure related parameters
After clicking add, the module is added
NL (No Local)
Whether application messages can be forwarded to the client that posted this message.
-When the NL value is 0, it means that the application message can be forwarded to the client that published the message.
-When the NL value is 1, it means that the application message cannot be forwarded to the client that published the message.
RH (Retain Handling)
Whether to send a hold message when the subscription is established
-0: Send a reserved message when the subscription is established
-1: When the subscription is established, if the subscription does not currently exist, a reserved message will be sent
-2: Do not send reserved messages when the subscription is established
When configuring the topic subscribed by the agent, EMQX provides two placeholders and %u
for users to use. EMQX will configure the %c
and %u
Replaced with the client's
Client IDand ʻUsername
respectively. It should be noted that and %u
must occupy an entire topic level.
For example, after adding the rules in the above figure: configure two clients A and B, the Client ID
of client A is testclientA
, the Username
is testerA
, and the of client B is testclientB
, ʻUsernameis
testerB`.
The client A uses the MQTT V3.1.1 protocol to connect to EMQX. According to the above configuration rules, the proxy subscription function will actively help the client subscribe to the two client/testclientA
with QoS 1 and ʻuser/testerA` with QoS 2. For this topic, because the connection protocol is MQTT V3.1.1, No Local, Retain As Published, and Retain Handling in the configuration are not effective.