I have two units so far, one had issues with not providing GPS data and another with providing no internet data, i used bootloader to load up the latest FW 7.06 to start from scratch.
now these units have an issue with not reporting to the RMS system so unable to appear online, i also can not add them to RMS using ee sims.
I was able to adopt them when i put my used my 02 sim and it allowed to me to add them to RMS but when i swapped back to the EE sim , they were not able to come online on the portal
And ideas as we have over 30+ of these units for our technicians and i cant have more failing like this
Yet the sim is providing data via wifi and devices can connect to it with no issue.
When the EE SIM is inserted, what error can be seen in the Services → Cloud Solutions → RMS page?
Perhaps the SIM is providing IPv6-only connection?
Could you try pressing the “Connect” button to check if that changes anything?
If that does not help, could you try adding a different DNS server on the mobile interface of the device?
Could you try setting the PDP type to IPv4/IPv6 and share a screenshot of the mob1s1a1 interface in the Network → WAN page?
The issue is that RMS currently only supports IPv4, so if the device only supports IPv6, it will not be able to connect. However, it is very unusual for European carriers to only provide IPv6 addresses, so it could be that you’re receiving a dual stack connection (both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses). In this case everything should work fine.
Make sure you’re using the standard EE APN:
APN: everywhere
Authentication: PAP
Username: eesecure
Password: secure
And check if the behavior is the same.
Could you clarify if you’re receiving both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses when changing back to dual stack PDN?
If there is an IPv4 address available with access to the internet, then RMS should use it. This has been tested an it works.
If both addresses are available, could you try navigating to System → Maintenance → Troubleshoot and using the ping utility set the protocol to IPv4 and try pinging 8.8.8.8. If the pings go through, double-check the RMS status.
Since the pings to IPv4 address fails, it’s likely that even in IPv4/IPv6 mode your device is only receiving the IPv6 address. This can be checked by navigating to Network → WAN and checking the mob1s1a1 (SIM1) or mob1s2a1 (SIM2) interface. In a real dual stack configuration, you should see three IP addresses when hovering over the informational symbol:
If you only see IPv6 address, then I’d suggest contacting your carrier and requesting an IPv4 address alongside the IPv6 addresses. It does not have to be a public address!
