Hi Brocaar,
I have 2 application on loraserver, loraserver_1 and loraserver_2 application. I register gateway_1 on loraserver_1, and register new node_2 on loraserver_2 without register gateway. While node_2 data come in from gateway_1, the data still come to raw_frame_logs on application loraserver_2 even though i don’t register any gateway on that application(loraserver_2).
Gateways can be managed within an organization (not application), but become available to the whole network-server instance. So given you have one network-server (LoRa Server) instance, it means that all devices provisioned can use these gateways.
Yes, so the second organization can’t manage this gateway, but it will still use the gateways on the network for sending and receiving 
Yes, you’re right.
On loraserver2 organization without gateway, i register lora_node(veh347).
This lora_node come in from gateway on loraserver_1 side. but lora_node data still goes to loraserver_2
Does it work like this?
So why, an organization can register its gateway if i can get data from the other gateway’s organization when i know its devaddr?
Thanks
It is so that an organization can manage its own gateways (e.g. generating tokens), manage the location and performance. However an organization is not a “virtual network”.
Thanks broocar for the explanation
I understand now
