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Peplink lte router, receive gps cordinates

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    Egert143
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    Hello

    Has someone used Peplink lte router and monitored it with NetXMS? I am interested in retriving the GPS cordinates from the router. I searched snmp output for cordinates but it seems not to be available. Option #2 would be using builtin router function called gps forwarding but not sure if NetXMS can receive them?

    Possible settings:
    Server: ip,port,protocol,report interval
    GPS Report format: NMEA, TAIP
    NMEA Sentence type: GPRMC,GPGGA,GPVTG,GPGSA,GPGSV
    TAIP Sentence type: PV,CP

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi,

      it should be possible with simple Java application (or maybe even nxshell script) that will receive data in NMEA format, extract coordinates, and update appropriate node object via NetXMS API. This can also be implemented as server module in C++.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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