[DNS NOW WORKING] A List / Documentation of all LTE-NB1(NB-IOT) & LTE-M (LTE-CATM1) operators around the world.

[combaindeft]

UPDATE - DNS over NB-IOT is now working!

Please update to the latest 1.18.2 (stable):
https://forum.pycom.io/topic/4361/new-stable-firmware-release-v1-18-2

or to the latest 1.20.0.rc7 (development):
https://forum.pycom.io/topic/4359/new-v1-20-0-release-candidate-v1-20-0-rc7

Use the following to set your DNS Server to Google's DNS Servers ...

usocket.dnsserver(0,'8.8.8.8')
usocket.dnsserver(1,'4.4.4.4')
usocket.dnsserver()
('8.8.8.8', '4.4.4.4')

Then bring up your LTE Connection, and do:

>>> print(usocket.getaddrinfo("www.google.com", 80)[0][-1])
('216.58.211.4', 80)

OLDER-UPDATE - If you would like to contribute, please add info to this Dropbox Paper:
https://paper.dropbox.com/doc/LTE-NB1NB-IOT-LTE-M-LTE-CATM1-operators-around-the-world.--AWDEq0d7wCg~Z9Pwcp5RPY0ZAQ-Dv93GAN84JAjMxT9auv8V

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Hi,

There are lot of post asking the same question - "Does it work in my region with my operator ... etc etc"?

My suggestion is: Let's create a List / Documentation of all LTE-NB1(NB-IOT) & LTE-M (LTE-CATM1) operators around the world.

Beginning of list:

• Sweden - Telia - LTE-NB1 (NB-IOT)
  Status: 100% Working ... Tested with FiPy's
  URL: https://iotportal.teliacompany.com/
  Coverage: 10% of entire Sweden (around mayor cites, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, Lund ... and Veberöd has 100% coverage.
  Plan: 100% coverage of entire Sweden, They are activily rolling it out and plan to have full coverage by the end of 2019!
  Comments: NB-IOT is officially an IP-network (NO DNS support!), though Telia does allow you access to the entire WWW [in other countries by other operators you can only send via IP to the operators own serves, and fetch the data via API's into your portal ...

• Sweden - Telia - LTE-M (LTE-CATM1)
  Status: in the planing stage ... ambition to test at the end of 2019
  URL: https://iotportal.teliacompany.com/
  Coverage: Initial test beds around mayor cites, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö, Lund ... and Veberöd.

PS - I will later update with the relevant source code that we used to make it working ... right now we are still optimizing and testing it to understand 100% what works ... so far, have 3 pcs of "FiPy + PyTrack" running ....

PPS - If you got it working in your region, and would like to contribute, post it below, and I will add it to this Top message (so PyCom can Pin it :-) ...)

[John Baird]

@combaindeft Perhaps a link to a shared sheet, such as a Google sheet might work?

Can I vote that we add information and NB-IoT features such as direct Internet connection, DNS support, CoAP services, etc... These features are crucial for those of us looking to build low power devices that can roam internationally.

I’ll post what I have shortly.

[combaindeft]

@john-baird

Yeah, why not!

I don't use google ... but I do have "Dropbox Papers":

https://paper.dropbox.com/doc/LTE-NB1NB-IOT-LTE-M-LTE-CATM1-operators-around-the-world.--AWDEq0d7wCg~Z9Pwcp5RPY0ZAQ-Dv93GAN84JAjMxT9auv8V

Anyone with this link can add info to the document :-)

[Paul Thornton]

I have had this on my todo list for a while. Thanks for taking it up. Consider it pinned.

[Paul Thornton]

Just a thankyou to those that have filled this in already. doing amazing work. <3

[combaindeft]

UPDATE - DNS over NB-IOT is now working!

Please update to the latest 1.18.2 (stable):
https://forum.pycom.io/topic/4361/new-stable-firmware-release-v1-18-2

or to the latest 1.20.0.rc7 (development):
https://forum.pycom.io/topic/4359/new-v1-20-0-release-candidate-v1-20-0-rc7

Use the following to set your DNS Server to Google's DNS Servers ...

usocket.dnsserver(0,'8.8.8.8')
usocket.dnsserver(1,'4.4.4.4')
usocket.dnsserver()
('8.8.8.8', '4.4.4.4')

Then bring up your LTE Connection, and do:

>>> print(usocket.getaddrinfo("www.google.com", 80)[0][-1])
('216.58.211.4', 80)

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