2.23.41.1.5 Select

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If you have opted for automatic mobile network selection, then the cellular networking interface will login to any available and valid cellular network. If you select manual mobile network selection, then the cellular interface will only login to the network specified under 2/23/41/1/4.

SNMP ID:

2.23.41.1.5

Console path:

Setup > Interfaces > Mobile > Profiles

Possible values:

Auto

The cellular modem automatically logs into the mobile network that it last used successfully. If the device fails to login, the mobile interface automatically logs in to the home network (HPLMN) stored on the SIM card.

If the cellular modem is also unable to login to the home network stored on the SIM card, a PLMN list of preferred roaming partners on the SIM card is processed in sequence with attempted logins. The mobile interface then connects to the first available cellular network, regardless of the signal quality.

If none of the above networks is available, one of the available PLMN networks with a "good" signal quality is selected at random: Failing this, the PLMN networks with a sufficient signal quality are processed, in the descending order of signal quality.

As soon as the login process succeeds, the network will be used. There is no change of network unless a loss of connection occurs. The provider can however trigger a change of the cell and the access mode, if it considers this to be appropriate.

Manual

The mobile modem connects to the mobile phone network specified under 2/23/41/1/4 only.

Note: Manual mobile network selection is especially suitable when the device is in stationary operation and you wish to prevent it from connecting to another undesirable or more expensive mobile phone network.

Important: If the manually set mobile network is not available, no connection will be established because the cellular modem only ever logs in to the manually specified network.

With the setting Manual and the field 2/23/41/1/4 empty, following a scan, the CLI command do /Status/Modem-Mobile/Scan-Networks -senters the best network found into the field 2/23/41/1/4.

S-auto

Selects the provider automatically, although a preferred provider can be specified.

With this method, the cellular modem initially logs in to the mobile network that is entered into the field 2/23/41/1/4. If the device fails to login, the cellular modem logs on to the home network (HPLMN) stored on the SIM card.

If the HPLMN is not available, then a method analogous to automatic network selection is used, whereby the device attempts to connect to the "operator controlled PLMN selector" (roaming partner), a randomly chosen good network, or the best weak network (in that order).

Quality

Uses the provider with the best signal.

Using a scan manually initiated in LANmonitor or from the command line, the cellular modem searches for all available cellular networks and logs into the one with the best signal quality. If this login process fails, the mobile interface uses the semi-automatic network selection.

CLI commands

do /Status/Modem-Mobile/Scan-Networks -s -f: This command initially disconnects any existing cellular WAN connection, it then performs an extended scan and the best network is selected and stored to the configuration.; This command is available in combination with semi-automatic and manual network selection. The stored network is also valid after restarting the device (cold/warm boot) until “Scan-Networks -s / -e” is executed, for all modes except automatic. The results of the scan can be viewed under Status > Modem-Mobile > Network-List.
do /Status/Modem-Mobile/Scan-Networks -e -f: This command initially disconnects any existing cellular WAN connection and it then performs an extended scan. The parameter -e ensures that the best network found is used, but it is not entered into the configuration. However, the entry is made in the status tree.
do /Status/Modem-Mobile/Scan-Networks -s: This command performs a network scan only when the WWAN connection is inactive.

Note:

A manual scan can be performed on a regular basis and automatically by making an entry in the cron table on the LANCOM router. Enter the command

do /Status/Modem-Mobile/Scan-Networks -s -f

into the configuration dialog.

LANmonitor: In LANmonitor, you perform the scans mentioned above by right-clicking with the mouse on the Network list and selecting the desired operation from the context menu. The scanning method Disconnect and use best network is the most effective.

Default:

Auto