# RTNode v1.0.36 - Multiple WAN TCP interfaces

_Showcase · started by jrl290 on Tue, Jun 2, 2026 2:43 AM_

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## Original post

**jrl290** · Tue, Jun 2, 2026 2:43 AM

You can download and install here:
https://jrl290.github.io/RTNode-HeltecV4/

You can configure up to 4 server TCP interfaces to connect to. Should increase reliability. Keeping in the spirit of the ESP32, RTNode does not pass announces or packets across these "WAN" interfaces. Only outbound and whitelisted destinations are passed through to the LoRa and Local TCP Devices

Also some clean up of the display

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## Reply 1

**daylight-hub** · Tue, Jun 2, 2026 11:53 PM

**jrl290** wrote:
> You can download and install here:
> https://jrl290.github.io/RTNode-HeltecV4/
> 
> You can configure up to 4 server TCP interfaces to connect to. Should increase reliability. Keeping in the spirit of the ESP32, RTNode does not pass announces or packets across these "WAN" interfaces. Only outbound and whitelisted destinations are passed through to the LoRa and Local TCP Devices
> 
> Also some clean up of the display

Does this work to pass messages using autointerface from MeshchatX to the RTNode LoRa radio when it is configured in client mode to the same home router as the computer running MeshchatX?

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## Reply 2

**jrl290** · Wed, Jun 3, 2026 12:34 AM

It does not support AutoInterface. You can however simply add the TCP address to your MeshchatX interfaces

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## Reply 3

**daylight-hub** · Wed, Jun 3, 2026 11:08 AM

**jrl290** wrote:
> It does not support AutoInterface. You can however simply add the TCP address to your MeshchatX interfaces

Okay, so I assume run a tcp server onRTNode and then add a MeschatX tcp client?

Would you consider making another version of RTNode that is a basic RNode with the really nice user interface of the RTNode that allows setting up WiFi, turning on TNC mode, etc.?

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## Reply 4

**jrl290** · Wed, Jun 3, 2026 2:21 PM

**daylight-hub** wrote:
> Okay, so I assume run a tcp server onRTNode and then add a MeschatX tcp client?

That is correct

> Would you consider making another version of RTNode that is a basic RNode with the really nice user interface of the RTNode that allows setting up WiFi, turning on TNC mode, etc.?

Sadly I have very much to maintain as it is

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