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All active routers and router-eligible end devices (REEDs) serve as Joiner Routers when joining is enabled for the Thread partition. A REED serve as a Joiner Router without upgrading to an active router. |
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We currently have a large Thread network and plan to configure the network using the Commissioner-Joiner form of network credential distribution.
I have a question now.
In a Thread network, the device that joins first will have priority to become a Router. When the number of Routers reaches 32, the devices that join later can only become REEDs. When the distance between the Leader/Commissioner and the new Joiner is too long to communicate directly, will the Router and REED proxy forward the Joiner's request?
In my understanding. For a REED to successfully help a Joiner connect to the Thread network, it must promote itself to a router role. But more than 32 routers is not possible.
Is there any other way to solve this problem?
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