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    T-Mobile NB-IoT in the Netherlands? [SOLVED]

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    • G Offline
      Gijs
      last edited by

      This is what I get for an IP that is not reachable: (with lte = LTE(debug=True)

      >>> print(lte.send_at_cmd('AT+PING="10.0.1.2",1,32'))
      [AT] 2481378 AT+PING="1.2.3.4",1,32
      [AT-OK] +9503 
      
      >>>
      

      And this is what I get for an IP that I can reach:

      >>> print(lte.send_at_cmd('AT+PING="8.8.8.8",1,32'))
      [AT] 2531560 AT+PING="8.8.8.8",1,32
      [AT-OK] +1568 
      +PING: 1,8.8.8.8,1540,117
      
      OK
      
      
      +PING: 1,8.8.8.8,1540,117
      
      OK
      >>>
      

      Meaning the first one did not get a response (was not reachable), and the second one is reachable, returning the round trip time etc.

      Gijs

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        peterp @nadvorvo
        last edited by

        @nadvorvo said in T-Mobile NB-IoT in the Netherlands? [SOLVED]:

        Could you comment, please [AT] 939910, [AT-OK] +9509 I do not know meaning.

        [AT] 939910 means an AT command was submitted at timestamp 939910
        [AT-OK] +9509 means an OK response was received after elapsed time 9509

        both values are in milliseconds

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