Hi,
For some reason I don’t seem to be able to register my simcard. I get an error saying: “Something went wrong while registering your simcard. Please try it again.”
It might have something to do with the deletion of my previous project.
I also do remember that this has been a problem before but I can’t look back in my forum history.
@MarcoPeli So there is no way this can be done? only with lets say reverse tcp?
Based on the logs I’m quite sure we’re using the right aan:
[00:00:10.720,367] <dbg> modem_hl7800: on_cmd_atcmdinfo_ipaddr: IP info: 1,5,"m2m.public.nl.mnc040.mcc901.gprs",10.207.80.32.255.255.255.192,10.207.80.1,10,
[00:00:10.742,797] <dbg> modem_hl7800: on_cmd_atcmdinfo_ipaddr: IPv6 DNS addr: 2a01:598:7ff:0:10:74:210:210
Fellow iot enthusiasts,
I’m trying to set up a tcp server on my embedded device so that I can connect to it from the internet. My setup consists a HL7800 modem (running zephyr) and a starterkit configured as “Via the public internet”.
it seems like everything works well, it fetches an ip-address through DHCP (10.207.152.99) and I’m able to connect to 8.8.8.8:53 without any problems. When configuring the modem as a TCP server however it seems like i’m blocked by a firewall or something.
I tested the TCP server by letting the modem connect to itself, which works perfect, but I’m not able to reach my device from the internet.
Anyone who can help me out with this?
Regards,
Reinier
Hi lot-creators,
A week ago I decided to close my starter project that was configured as “off-the-internet” because I wanted to hook it up to the internet directly. I created a new starterkit project and tried to add my IMEI to the project.
After adding a green pop-up box appeared notifying me that the device was successfully added but for some reason it didn’t get listed. I tried to add it again but it keeps giving me a http 422 error.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Reinier
Hi,
For a project I’m considering the use of NB-IOT. The idea is to provide customers with a device that is connected to our back-end system and that customers pay a monthly subcription fee to use our service. What I noticed is that, in order to use the NB-IOT network, the device has to contain a simcard. I don’t want my customers to deal with buying and managing the simcard subscription part as I want my company to handle that.
So as a user I want to buy the device and pay a monthly fee to the company rather than managing the NB-IOT subscription myself. Does T-Mobile support any of that?
Kind regards,
Reinier