Hello again,
It possible to switch from using one SIM card to another by sendig the following SMS to active SIM card number in the router: admin01 switch_sim
In order to check which the SIM card is active currently in the router, send the following message: admin01 uci show simcard
You will get a message similar to the message below:
simcard.cfg01aa0e.modem=1-1.4
simcard.cfg01aa0e.position=1
simcard.cfg01aa0e.enable_sms_limit=0
simcard.cfg01aa0e.service=auto
simcard.cfg01aa0e.band=auto
simcard.cfg01aa0e.auto_apn=0
simcard.cfg01aa0e.force_apn=-1
simcard.cfg01aa0e.primary=1
simcard.cfg02aa0e.modem=1-1.4
simcard.cfg02aa0e.position=2
simcard.cfg02aa0e.auto_apn=1
simcard.cfg02aa0e.primary=0
The SIM card with the field primary=1 is the active SIM card in the router.
In order to set up manually the APN send the following message to the SIM card active:
admin01 cellular apn=internet.ornage.ma
Please replace internet.ornage.ma in accordance with your situation.
Additionally, you can try to reboot your device using the following command: admin01 reboot
On the other hand, in order to reach your device remotely from WAN, you have to enable remote HTTP access.
Here’s the sms to send: admin01 uci set uhttpd.main._httpWanAccess=1
After that you will receive an sms like that Created new option uhttpd.main._httpWanAccess=1
You can also check the uhttpd configuration by sending the following sms:
admin01 uci show uhttpd.main
Please note that enabling remote HTTP access makes your device reachable from WAN, this might pose a security risk, especially if you are using a weak or default user password!
Best regards