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Note: If you leave the ALEOS Command Prefix field blank, no prefix is required when you
send the SMS command. The option to omit the prefix is only available in Control Only
mode.
5. You may also want to configure SMS Security options (see SMS Security on
page 169) and Advanced options (see SMS > Advanced on page 173).
6. Click Apply.
Sending an SMS Command
The format for sending an SMS command in Control Only mode is:
[PW] [Prefix][Command]
Example:
“PW 1234 &&&reset”, where:
• 1234 is the password
· If you are sending the SMS command from a trusted number, the password
is not required. (See Trusted Phone Number on page 171.)
· If you are sending the SMS command from a non-trusted number, the
password is required.
If you did not create a password when you configured SMS, use the default
password—the last 4 digits of the SIM number (for SIM-based devices) and
the last 4 digits of the ESN (for non-SIM devices). If you do not know the
SIM ID or ESN number, you can find it in ACEmanager in Status > WAN/
Cellular.
• &&& is the prefix
If the ALEOS Command Prefix field in ACEmanager (Services > SMS) is
blank, the prefix is not required.
• reset is the command
For information on sending SMS commands and a list of available commands,
see page 377.
Gateway Only
In Gateway Only mode you can send an SMS non-command (gateway) message
to a device, provided you are sending the message from a trusted number. (See
Trusted Phone Number on page 171.)
SMS messages received by the device (inbound) are sent on to the configured
host. Messages sent by the host to a configured port on the device are sent out
as an SMS by the device (outbound). Essentially, the device forwards SMS
messages between the cellular radio and the connected host.
You can also send SMS commands in Gateway Only mode, provided you use the
password.
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- 1: Introduction 13
- About Documentation 14
- Tools and Reference Documents 15
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- 2: Device Configuration 17
- Main Menu Tabs 18
- Configuring 18
- Creating a Template 19
- Applying a Template 20
- AT Command Mode 22
- SSH PAD Mode 22
- Server Configuration 23
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- Client Configuration 25
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- 6. Click Add 26
- 7. Go to Connection > SSH 26
- Module Firmware 28
- Recommendations 31
- Enterprise LAN Management 37
- Compliant System 38
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- VPN connection has been made 58
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- 4: LAN/Wi-Fi Configuration 67
- Private Mode 68
- Public Mode 69
- DHCP/Addressing 70
- Internal DHCP Server 73
- Ethernet 74
- Virtual Ethernet 80
- Virtual Serial 81
- Host Port Routing 84
- Access Point Mode 86
- Client Mode 90
- Both (AP + Client) Mode 92
- Global DNS 93
- LAN/Wi-Fi Configuration 97
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- LTE—Fallback to HSPA+ 113
- Keepalive 116
- Data Usage Using Keepalive 116
- Re-Activation 118
- Backup APN 119
- Reliable Static Routing (RSR) 119
- 6: VPN Configuration 123
- Split Tunnel 124
- SSL Tunnel 129
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- VPN Configuration 131
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- VPN 2 to VPN 5 132
- 7: Security Configuration 133
- Single port 134
- Range of ports 134
- Port Filtering—Inbound 139
- Port Filtering — Outbound 140
- Trusted IPs—Inbound (Friends) 140
- Security Configuration 141
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- LAN connected devices 141
- Trusted IPs—Outbound 142
- MAC Filtering 142
- Packet Inspection 143
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- 8: Services Configuration 145
- ACEmanager 146
- Low Power 147
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- Services Configuration 149
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- Dynamic DNS 151
- Third Party Services 153
- IP Manager 154
- Understanding Domain Names 155
- Dynamic Names 156
- WiFi Landing Page 157
- Password Only 158
- Control Only 159
- Gateway Only 161
- SMS Mode 162
- Sending an SMS Command 163
- Sending a gateway message 163
- Control and Gateway 164
- SMS Wakeup 168
- SMS Security 169
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- Trusted Phone Number 171
- SMS Password Security 171
- SMS > Advanced 173
- Telnet/SSH 175
- Email (SMTP) 176
- Management (SNMP) 177
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- Time (SNTP) 182
- Device Status Screen 183
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- 9: GPS Configuration 185
- Before Configuring GPS 186
- Servers 1 to 4 187
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- Table 9-1: GPS: Servers 1–4 188
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- Redundant Servers 196
- GPS Configuration 197
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- Local/Streaming 198
- Local/Streaming—LATS 200
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- Global Settings 204
- Introduction 207
- Configuration Overview 208
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- Action Description 213
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- • SNMP Trap notification 214
- Email/SMS 216
- Report Groups 216
- Configure Events 219
- Events Protocol 220
- 11: Serial Configuration 221
- Port Configuration 222
- Reverse Telnet/SSH 224
- UDP Multiple Unicast 227
- Advanced 228
- Modbus Address List 234
- Advanced Settings 238
- TCP Settings 239
- UDP Settings 241
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- Application Configuration 245
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- Previous Day 246
- Previous Daily Usage 246
- Field Description 246
- ALEOS Application Framework 250
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- • Disable (default) 251
- • Enable 251
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- 13: I/O Configuration 253
- Relay outputs 254
- AirLink GX Series device 254
- More information 254
- Current State 255
- Pulse Count 256
- Configuration 257
- Transformed Analog 258
- Step 2—Configure ACEmanager 259
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- 14: Admin 261
- Radio Passthru 263
- Linux Syslog 265
- Installing a Device Driver 267
- Install the driver 268
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- 3. Click Add 269
- 5. Click Next 269
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- 8. Click Next 270
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- 9. Select Selected Ports 271
- 11. Click Next 271
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- 14. Select the Modem tab 273
- Figure A-10: Device Manager 274
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- Connection 277
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- 4. Click Next 279
- Configure the DUN connection 280
- Figure A-20: DUN Properties 281
- Figure A-22: Networking 282
- Figure A-23: PPP Settings 282
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- 15. Click Advanced 284
- Connection settings 285
- Figure A-28: ACEview: Menu 286
- Windows DUN 287
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- B: Modbus/BSAP Configuration 289
- Modbus TCP/IP 290
- Modbus on UDP 290
- Host for Modbus on UDP 291
- Modbus with UDP 292
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- Protocol 295
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- D: AT Commands 321
- Reference Tables 322
- Device Updates 323
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- WAN/Cellular 328
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- LAN/WiFi 334
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- Table D-6: VPN Commands 339
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- Security 344
- Services 345
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- Email (SMTP) Commands 352
- Time (SNTP) Commands 352
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- Applications 372
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- E: SMS Commands 377
- List of SMS Commands 378
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- ACEmanager Web UI 381
- Ethernet Ports 381
- LAN Networks 381
- Port Forwarding 382
- Error Reporting 384
- Connection not working 386
- FW version” 390
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- TCP Connections 394
- AirVantage Management Service 395
- LTE Networks 396
- SIM Card is Blocked 397
- Remote connections 398
- Radio Band Selection 398
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