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One first boot you are forced to change the default password in the GUI. Are there options to do this via SMS? This as we see SMS messages on a default setup are received but not processed due to this required password change.

What we try to achieve is a remote setup for our clients which could just press the reset button in case issues arise.

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by anonymous

Hello,

Currently there is no way to change router's admin password via SMS messages.

Nonetheless, this is not needed, since router reacts/responds whenever correct password is using in SMS message, including default "admin01" one. What SMS message are you sending to the router? What you are referring to with "we see SMS messages on a default setup are received but not processed"?

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We are sending the command uci set auto_update.auto_update.server_url followed by the config_update command and would expect that this would be shown in the GUI when logging in.

If we do this with the default password it doesn't. When we first change the password and then send the same instructions it seems to work.

SMS is recieved though:

Fri Nov 22 06:30:18 2019 user.info SMS-Utilities[9600]: SMS Index == 4
Fri Nov 22 06:30:18 2019 user.info SMS-Utilities[9600]: SMS Text == Admin01 uci set auto_update.auto_update.server_url=https://teltonika.XXXXXXX/teltonika
Fri Nov 22 06:30:18 2019 user.info Messaged[9604]: Start from new event "SMS" "SMS recieved from: XXXXXX"
Fri Nov 22 06:30:21 2019 local1.info gsmd[1510]: gsmd send: 'AT+CPMS="SM","SM","SM"' (23)
Fri Nov 22 06:30:21 2019 local1.info gsmd[1510]: gsmd get: '+CPMS: 4,10,4,10,4,10' (21)
Fri Nov 22 06:30:21 2019 user.info SMS-Utilities[9600]: SMS-Utilities end.
Fri Nov 22 06:31:20 2019 user.info SMS-Utilities[10011]: Start[3]
Fri Nov 22 06:31:20 2019 local1.info gsmd[1510]: gsmd send: 'AT+CPMS="SM","SM","SM"' (23)
Fri Nov 22 06:31:20 2019 local1.info gsmd[1510]: gsmd get: '+CPMS: 5,10,5,10,5,10' (21)
Fri Nov 22 06:31:20 2019 local1.info gsmd[1510]: gsmd send: 'AT+CMGR=4' (10)
 0791447779071413040BD0CAB27C5ECE030000911122601302001541723BED86C540E3B7DB9C3E47EA7072985E06' (106)
Fri Nov 22 06:31:20 2019 user.info SMS-Utilities[10011]: SMS Index == 5
Fri Nov 22 06:31:20 2019 user.info SMS-Utilities[10011]: SMS Text == Admin01 config_update
Fri Nov 22 06:31:20 2019 user.info Messaged[10015]: Start from new event "SMS" "SMS recieved from: XXXXXXX"
Fri Nov 22 06:31:23 2019 local1.info gsmd[1510]: gsmd send: 'AT+CPMS="SM","SM","SM"' (23)
Fri Nov 22 06:31:23 2019 local1.info gsmd[1510]: gsmd get: '+CPMS: 5,10,5,10,5,10' (21)
Fri Nov 22 06:31:23 2019 user.info SMS-Utilities[10011]: SMS-Utilities end.

by anonymous

Default router's password is "admin01", not "Admin01". This seems to be the reason why router refuses to execute SMS command.

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hmm it helps indeed if you use the right password.

Thank you for the response and help