Difference between revisions of "Gsmctl commands"
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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
| − | '''''gsmctl''''' is an SSH command used to | + | '''''gsmctl''''' is an SSH command used to communicate with a RUTxxx router's modem. In other words, ''gsmctl'' relays '''AT''' commands (a set of instructions used to control a modem) to the router's modem; thus, providing the user with a way to control and obtain information from the modem via SSH. This can be used to either obtain certain modem related variables (current signal strength, operator, connection state, etc.) or to execute certain actions (sending SMS messages, changing the frequency band in use, etc.). |
| − | This article provides a complete overview on ''gsmctl'' commands available in RUTxxx routers. | + | This article provides a complete overview on ''gsmctl'' commands available in RUTxxx routers. |
==Prerequisites== | ==Prerequisites== | ||
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* knowledge on how to login via a '''[[Command line interfaces|command line interface]]''' | * knowledge on how to login via a '''[[Command line interfaces|command line interface]]''' | ||
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Revision as of 07:45, 30 July 2018
Introduction
gsmctl is an SSH command used to communicate with a RUTxxx router's modem. In other words, gsmctl relays AT commands (a set of instructions used to control a modem) to the router's modem; thus, providing the user with a way to control and obtain information from the modem via SSH. This can be used to either obtain certain modem related variables (current signal strength, operator, connection state, etc.) or to execute certain actions (sending SMS messages, changing the frequency band in use, etc.).
This article provides a complete overview on gsmctl commands available in RUTxxx routers.
Prerequisites
gsmctl commands can be used on all RUTxxx routers via any type of command line interface (CLI) supported by the router. So all you need is:
- a RUTxxx router
- knowledge on how to login via a command line interface
