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7.3) Creating/Editing Devices

The command "bin/admin.sh Device" supports many administrative functions which act on the SQL "Device"

table. Here are a few of the functions that can be performed using the "bin/admin.sh Device" command:

Creating a Device:

/usr/local/OpenGTS_1.2.3> bin/admin.sh Device -account=<acct> -device=<dev> -create

This creates the specified Device with default values (replace "<dev>" with the device id you wish to create).

Editing a Device:

/usr/local/OpenGTS_1.2.3> bin/admin.sh Device -account=<acct> -device=<dev> -edit

This command displays a command-line User field editor, similar to the following:

(NOTE: The following is only an example. Your implementation will contain addtional field definitions. Please

review the file "SCHEMA.txt" in the OpenGTS package for a list of possible field definitions.)

-----------------------------------------

Key: opendmtp,mobile

-----------------------------------------

0) Description : "New Device"

1) Is Active : "true"

2) Valid IP Addresses : ""

3) Supported Encodings : "7"

4) Accounting Time Interval Minutes : "60"

5) Max Events per Interval : "21"

6) Max Total Connections per Interval : "10"

7) Max Total Connections per Minute : "2"

8) Max Duplex Connections per Interval : "6"

9) Max Duplex Connections per Minute : "1"

Enter field number [or 'save','exit']:

To select a field value to change, enter the field number, then hit enter. After changing the value of the field, hit enter

again. Save your changes by finally entering "save".

Here is a detailed description of a few of the Device fields (please see "SCHEMA.txt" for a description of other

possible field definitions):

Description – The description of the device (used on reports, etc).

Is Active – "true" if this device is considered still in-service. If "false", all connections from this device will be

refused.

Valid IP Addresses – The IP Address by the Device on an incoming connection is checked against this specified

block of valid IP addresses, and refused if the IP address does not match. A blank value accepts all incoming IP

addresses.

Supported Encodings – This is an OpenDMTP protocol parameters, and should generally always be "7". See the

OpenDMTP protocol specification for more information.

Accounting Time Interval Minutes – (OpenDMTP only) This value is used to prevent runaway clients from

consuming too much bandwidth. The value here specifies the number of minutes over which the following "Max"

value limits are imposed. A value of "0" disables connection accounting.

Max Events per Interval – (OpenDMTP only) The maximum number of events allowed during the above specified

interval.

Max Total Connections per Interval – (OpenDMTP only) This is the maximum number of TCP or UDP

connections that are allowed during the above specified interval.

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