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    Azure with NB-IoT?

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      Guillermo
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      Has somebody connect to Azure with NB-IoT?

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        Bettina administrators
        last edited by

        Hi Guillermo,

        Yes, we have and many developers would also have done that too. We have a section on the docs here:

        https://docs.pycom.io/pybytes/integrations/azure.html

        Best wishes
        Bettina

        Bettina
        Pylot at Pycom

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          Milan
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          @Bettina
          Is it possible to do it directly from Pycom using mqtt library?

          Thank you in advance,
          Milan.

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            Guillermo
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            Bettina, but when you registry a device , the options ![alt text](2474de52-26e3-4968-84e4-a1fbe5eb50c2-image.png image url) are only that you can connect through NB-IoT or I can find a way to do. Could you please help me? Thanks

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              hayesey
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              have a look at this:

              https://forum.pycom.io/topic/5030/using-pybytes-with-fipy-nb-iot-and-vodafone-sim-from-goinvent-london-event/2

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