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| − | ==Introduction==
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| − | '''''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 (signal strength, operator, connection state, etc.) or to execute certain actions (sending SMS messages, changing the frequency band, etc.).
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| − | This article provides a complete overview on ''gsmctl'' commands available in RUTxxx routers.
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| − | ==Prerequisites==
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| − | ''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:
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| − | * a RUTxxx router
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| − | * knowledge on how to login via a '''[[Command line interfaces|command line interface]]'''
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| − | ==gsmctl options==
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| − | ''gsmctl'' commands are used in tandem with various options that specify what type of action should be executed. This section overviews all of the available ''gsmctl'' options.
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| − | '''Example structure'''
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| − | Individual options are described in their separate subsections of this article. To find the information you are looking for more effectively, refer to the table of contents at the top of the page or use your browser's find feature ('''Control + F''').
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| − | Each option is presented with the usage syntax and an example command. For easier differentiation of the different elements that make up the examples, different colors are used:
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| − | * <span style="color:blue;">options</span> are highlighted in blue
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| − | * <span style="color:red;">responses</span> are highlighted in red
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| − | * <span style="color:purple;">additional information</span> is highlighted in purple
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| − | '''Two execution methods'''
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| − | Each option can be executed in two distinct ways. One is shorter, the other is longer and more descriptive. For example, to obtain the modem's IMEI you can either use:
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| − | shorter version: '''''gsmctl -i'''''
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| − | longer version: '''''gsmctl --imei'''''
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| − | '''Combined options'''
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| − | Multiple options can be combined together to obtain more than one parameter at a time. For example, to obtain the name of the operator used, signal strength and connection type with one command use this:
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| − | shorter version: '''''gsmctl -oqt'''''
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| − | longer version: '''''gsmctl --operator --signal --conntype'''''
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| − | Note that in the shorter version multiple options can be used together with one hyphen (-) symbol with no spacing, while in the longer version different options must be separated by spaces and before each option a double hyphen (--) is required.
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| − | ===Basic options===
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| − | This subsection overviews basic ''gsmctl'' options, usually related to obtaining
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| − | ====Get IP address of logical interface====
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| − | To obtain the IP address of a network interface, use '''''-p''''' or '''''--ip''''' options.
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| − | '''Usage syntax''':
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| − | gsmctl <span style="color:blue;">-p</span>, <span style="color:blue;">--ip</span> <span style="color:purple;"><INTERFACE></span>
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| − | Where ''<INTERFACE>'' is the name of a network interface.
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| − | '''Example''': obtaining the IP address of the mobile connection interface:
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| − | root@Teltonika:~# gsmctl <span style="color:blue;">-p</span> <span style="color:purple;">wwan0</span>
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| − | <span style="color:red;">10.139.75.221</span>
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| − | Where '''''wwan0''''' is the name of the mobile interface when the connection type is set to QMI (default). You can use the '''''ifconfig''''' command to check the names of existing network interfaces.
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| − | ====Get number of bytes sent====
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| − | ====Get number of bytes received====
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| − | ====Get 3G connection state====
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| − | ===SMS management options===
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| − | ====Read SMS by index====
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| − | ====List SMS by type====
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| − | ====Print SMS memory usage====
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| − | ====Delete SMS by index====
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| − | ====Send SMS====
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| − | ====Send SMS encoded in base64====
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| − | ===Auxiliary options===
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| − | ====Send AT command to device====
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| − | ====Enter shell mode====
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| − | ====Enable debug information====
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| − | ====Do not log the command====
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