+datetime [ (2000-2038),(1-12),(1-31),(0-23),(0-59),(0-59)]
Immediate Query:
Read or set the date and time for use in logs. Arguments are year, month, day, hour, minute, and second in numeric form separated by commas but without spaces.
+mipreset
Immediate Disruptive Action
Reset all the settings caused by other AT commands and make the reset take effect immediately. This command may disrupt PPP and network connectivity.
+version
Query
Return the version number tag (release-1_0 or similar)
+ipaddr [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Query
Set the static IP address to use on the next +ipdhcp=0 command.
+ipdhcp [(0,1)]
Immediate Disruptive Query
This command configures the Ethernet interface to use DHCP or static configuration of its IP address, router address, and net mask. As with all AT commands, the effect of this setting is temporary. For permanent changes, use a web browser once communication has been established.
Setting the value to 1 causes the MOB-IP-SIM to broadcast a DHCP request and obtain a dynamic IP configuration.
Setting the value to 0 causes the MOB-IP-SIM to use the static configuration.
+ipdhcpaddr []
Query
Return the DHCP-assigned IP address.
+ipgw [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Query
Set the default gateway to use on the next +ipdhcp=0 command.
+ipnetmask [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Query
Set the net mask to use on the next +ipdhcp=0 command.
+ipping [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Attempt to send an ICMP ping to the specified host. Returns OK if the ping is answered, ERROR if not.
+pppauth [(0,1)]
Query
Set to 1 to propose PPP authentication for the next PPP session (either CHAP or PAP is acceptable). If +pppauth is disabled, the peer is allowed to pass IP without authenticating. The peer may reject the proposal if +pppnonauth is also enabled. See also +pppchap, +ppppap, +pppauto, +pppkill, +pppterm, +pppactive, +ppppassive .
+pppchap [(0,1)]
Query
Set to 1 to insist on the PPP Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) for the next PPP session. See also +pppchap, +ppppap, +pppkill, +pppterm .
+pppprofilenum [(0-9)]
Query
Sets the simple IP profile affected by +pppuser and +ppppass commands.
+pppuser [(20-7e)]
Query
Set the username for a simple IP login. commands.
+pppuser [(20-7e)]
Query
Set the password for a simple IP login. commands.
+pppnocompress [(0,1)]
Query
Set to 1 to disable all forms of PPP compression (VJ and CCP) for the next PPP session. See also +pppkill, +pppterm .
+pppipmobile [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Query
Set the address to use for the mobile-station end of the PPP link. The simulator uses this address internally even if +pppippropose is off, so it must be set to an address that does not conflict with the network to which the simulator is attached. See also +pppipmobile, +ppprestart, +pppterm
+pppipsim [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Query
Set the address to use for the simulator end of the PPP link. This address is used internally by the simulator even if +pppippropose is off, so it must be set to an address that does not conflict with the network to which the simulator is attached. See also +pppipmobile , +ppprestart , +pppterm
+ppprestart []
Immediate Action
Kill the PPP link (without sending LCP Terminate-Request) and start a new one.
+advb [(0,1)]
Immediate Query
Set to 1 for the Busy bit in the Mobility Agent Advertisement. Must be set to 0 for normal operation.
+advdelay [(0.00-3600.00)]
Immediate Query
Simulated network delay in seconds for Mobility Agent Advertisement messages. TheMOB-IP-SIM sends the advertisement this many seconds after receipt of a Router Solicitation or the establishment of a PPP link with the mobile station.
+advf [(0,1)]
Immediate Query
Foreign Agent bit in the Mobility Agent Advertisement. Must be set to 1 for normal operation.
+advg [(0,1)]
Immediate Query
GRE encapsulation supported bit in the Mobility Agent Advertisement.
+advh [(0,1)]
Immediate Query
Home Agent bit in the Mobility Agent Advertisement. Must be set to 0 for normal operation.
+advlife [(0-65535)]
Immediate Query
Set the number of seconds the Router Advertisement is valid. See also +advreglife .
+advm [(0,1)]
Immediate Query
Minimal encapsulation supported bit in the Mobility Agent Advertisement.
+advpref [(-32768-32767)]
Immediate Query
Set the preference level to advertise for this router (larger means more preferable).
+advr [(0,1)]
Immediate Query
Registration required bit in the Mobility Agent Advertisement. Set to 1 to require registration.
+advreglife [(0-65534, 65535)]
Immediate
Set the number of seconds to include in the Mobility Agent Advertisement as the maximum registration lifetime.
+advseq [(0-65535)]
Immediate Query
Set the sequence number to use the next Router Advertisement message.
+advt [(0,1)]
Immediate Query
Reverse tunneling supported bit in the Mobility Agent Advertisement.
+advv [(0,1)]
Immediate Query
Reserved (formerly Van Jacobson) bit in the Mobility Agent Advertisement.
+mipcoaddr [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Immediate Query
Set a care-of address to include in the Mobility Agent Advertisement message. The special case 0.0.0.0 means the IP address of the of the MOB-IP-SIM .
+spadvcount [(0-100)]
Immediate Query
Set the number of spontaneous Mobility Agent Advertisements to send when the PPP link is established. The MOB-IP-SIM may send fewer than this many Advertisements if the mobile station sends a Registration Request.
+spadvinterval [(0.00-100)]
Immediate Query
Set the interval in seconds between Mobility Agent Advertisements.
+miphaaddr [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Immediate Query
Mobile Node home address to expect. Registration Replies will be sent only to mobile nodes requesting either this home address or the zero home address. See also +miphanum
+miphaaddr [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Immediate Query
Mobile Node home address to expect. Registration Replies will be sent only to mobile nodes requesting either this home address or the zero home address. See also +miphanum
+miphamask [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Immediate Query
Network mask of the Home Agent currently under configuration used to simulate directed-broadcast behavior. See +miphanum.
+miphanum [(0, 1-3)]
Immediate Query
Select which Home Agent to configure with the +miphanai, +miphaaddr , +miphamask , +mipreplycode , +miphaspi , +miphasecret , +mipaaasecret, +mipmnspi , +mipmnsecret , and +mipreglife commands.
+miphasecret (20-7e)
Immediate Query
Set the secret (in ASCII) to use when verifying the Mobile-Home Authentication Extension in incoming Registration Requests.
+miphaspi [(0-4294967295)]
Immediate Query
Set the SPI to expect in the Mobile-Home Authentication Extension in incoming Registration Requests.
+mipaaasecret (20-7e)
Immediate Query
Set the secret (in ASCII) to use when verifying the AAA Authentication Extension in incoming Registration Requests.
+mipmnaddr [(0-255).(0-255).(0-255).(0-255)]
Immediate Query
Set the Mobile Node home address to expect. Registration Replies will be sent only to mobile nodes requesting either this home address or the zero home address.
+mipmnsecret [(20-7e)]
Immediate Query
Set the secret (in ASCII) to use when generating the Mobile-Home Authentication Extension in outgoing Registration Replies. Must match +miphasecret .
+mipmnspi [(0-4294967295)]
Immediate Query
Set the SPI to include in the Mobile-Home Authentication Extension in outgoing Registration Replies. Must match +miphaspi for normal operation.
+mipreglife [(0-65534, 65535)]
Immediate Query
The upper bound on the number of seconds to include in the Registration Reply as the registration lifetime. It should be greater than zero; 65535 means unlimited lifetime.
+mipreplycode [(-1, 0, 1-255)]
Immediate Query
Set the registration result code to use when sending the next Registration Reply. -1 means no reply (simulate failure); 0 means success; codes from 64 to 192 indicate failures. See RFC 3344 for more details.
+miprrpdelay [(0.00-3600.00)]
Immediate Query
Set the delay in seconds between getting a Registration Request and sending a Reply.
+mipnai [(20-7e)]
Immediate Query
When set, the NAI in a MIP registration request is checked using this value. A mismatch (or missing NAI) will result in an error response. if the value is left blank, the NAI value in a registration request is not checked.
+mipdmu [(0,1)]
Immediate Query
If the flag is set, the MOB-IP-SIM will respond to a registration-request message with a DMU key-request message. Upon receiving the DMU key-data message, the MOB-IP-SIM will clear +mipdmu and respond with either the AAA-authenticator or public-key-invalid message, depending on whether a private key is available to decrypt the key-data message.
+mipdmupkoid [(0-255)]
Immediate Query
The PKOID value to use in the DMU key-request message. For normal operation, the mobile must have a public key with this PKOID, and the MOB-IP-SIM must have the matching private key.
+capcount
Query
Return the number of packets captured so far. They are numbered 0 to N-1.
+capdump [(2e, 30-39, 5b-5d, 5f, 61-7a)]
List all fields in the specified packet or part thereof in alphabetical order. The argument is a field or PDU identifier. This command is not intended for use from scripts, as the format and sequence of data presented are subject to change.
+capfind [(0-9999), (2e, 30-39, 5b-5d, 5f, 61-7a)]
Locate the first packet with a number greater than or equal to START that contains a field named FIELD and return either the number of the found packet, or ERROR.
+capget [(2e, 30-39, 5b-5d, 5f, 61-7a)]
Return a field (not a PDU), generally in decimal. IP addresses are returned as dotted quads, sections and a few other binary fields are returned as hex strings. The data is a raw version of the higher-layer-protocol data (everything but the preceding fixed-length fields; e.g. ip.icmp.data starts at the octet following ip.icmp.sum).
+captime [(30-39)]
Return the timestamp associated with the specified packet, as seconds since the last +capstart command.
+capident [(2e, 30-39, 5b-5d, 5f, 61-7a)]
Identify the specified packet or part thereof. The argument is a field or PDU identifier. Returns the most specific protocol name for the packet or specified part. The command does not look in extensions by itself; you have to point it there.
+capstart [(20-7e)]
Clear the saved packet buffer and start capturing packets. The argument is a tcpdump filter expression and may be left blank to capture all packets.
+capident [(2e, 30-39, 5b-5d, 5f, 61-7a)]
Immediate
Identify the specified packet or part thereof. The argument is a field or PDU identifier. Returns the most specific protocol name for the packet or specified part. The command does not look in extensions by itself; you have to point it there.
+capstop
Immediate Action
Stop capturing packets. Any packets already captured are preserved.