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TCR100 supports multiple monitoring and administration possibilities.

Remote control options

The TCR100 router supports the following remote control capabilities:

Remote control method Can get parameters Can set parameters
RMS
SSH
HTTP
SMS
VPN
MQTT

RMS


The Remote Management System (RMS) is designed to conveniently monitor and manage all your Teltonika networking devices. The system allows to securely gather status information of your devices and to change their configuration even if the devices do not have public IP addresses.

RMS access can be configured from the SystemAdministrationRMS page.

Public IP


If you're using a SIM card that has a Public IP address (refer here for more information), you can reach the router via HTTP or SSH via its WAN IP address.

HTTP access


Remote HTTP access can be set up via the SystemAdministrationAccess Control page.

SSH access


Remote SSH access can be set up via the SystemAdministrationAccess Control page.

SMS


The router can be controlled via SMS messages using SMS utilities rules. SMS can be configured via the ServicesSMS UtilitiesSMS Rules page.

VPN


Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) provide multiple flexible options on setting up remote access to the router and its LAN network. For more information on different types of VPNs supported by TCR100, visit the VPN manual page.


MQTT


MQTT (MQ Telemetry Transport or Message Queue Telemetry Transport) is a publish-subscribe-based "lightweight" messaging protocol for use on top of the TCP/IP protocol. For more information on MQTT in TCR100, visit the MQTT manual page