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This worked a treat!!

FYI here is my powershell monitor for SAM

$input_file = "E:\PageGateData\Logs\PGDial1.log"
$regex = "^(.*Received:.*\+CSQ:.)(.*)(,)(.*)(<CR><LF><CR><LF>)(.*)(<CR><LF>)$"
$output = select-string -Path $input_file -Pattern $regex -AllMatches | % { $_.Matches } | % { $_.Value } | Select -Last 1
$signal_strength = [regex]::Match($output,$regex).captures.groups[2].value
$bit_error_rate = [regex]::Match($output,$regex).captures.groups[4].value
$status = [regex]::Match($output,$regex).captures.groups[6].value
Switch ($signal_strength)
{
1{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Poor:"$signal_strength" (-112dB)"
Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength}
2{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-109dB)"
Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength}
3{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-107dB)"
Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength}
4{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-105dB)"
Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength}
5{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-103dB)"
Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength}
6{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-101dB)"
Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength}
7{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-99dB)& ...

If you use the GSMReply feature - the connector will poll the modem every 60 seconds. As long as "AT+CSQ" is in the INIT string, it will log the signal strength. This option also gives you the ability to REMOVE received messages so the modem does not suffer from memory overload and lockup due to too many unread messages

Nice, i'll give this a shot and see how it goes! Thanks

Thats great thanks!

Ah ok, can I raise that as a feature request? Some way initiating AT commands without needing to stop the Connector and connect with putty etc?

Just a quick question, as the log file will only have the AT+CSQ from the last message that was sent. Can I drop a .asc file for the GetAscii module to pick up that will force the AT+CSQ to be issued?

Ah ok cool thanks, just hoped there would be an easier way to do it -

First shot at the regex is (maybe useful for someone else) -

^(.*Received:<CR><LF>\+CSQ:.)(.*)(,)(.*)(<CR><LF><CR><LF>)(.*)(<CR><LF>)$

Yep, the init is set as AT+CSQ for the Carrier

Hello,

If I have connector 1 connected to my modem I am unable to connect and run AT+CSQ to get the signal strength due to the com port being in use. Does PageGate poll this value periodically and if so is there anywhere that I can extract the value to report/alert on from within Solarwinds?

Thanks,
Peter

I think OzCom has it, the output would be to SMS Carrier but the number could be anything. We were just looking to try and utilize our current SMS infrastructure rather than going to the Nexmo route for SMS gateway.

Hello,

Am I trying to do something that's not currently possible? I want to email 079132456@internal.fqdn.com where the mobile number will change and wouldn't be setup as a per-user via the Admin?

Thanks,
Peter

Spot on thanks, used the Smarthost rather than the MX record and thats seemed to work ok on the trial license.

Hello,

We've recently purchased the GetMail Interface. I've been doing a bit of reading on the GetMail Interface but from what I've read its more for mobile_number@domain.com

What I would like to do is any email sent to pagegate1@domain.com go to recipient group 1 and pagegate2@domain.com go to recipient group 2

Any advise the best way to configure this (with or without Distribution Groups) would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Peter

ok fair enough. I guess I could put a CR/LF for the first line and would make it a little more readable.

Thanks

Hello,

Yes I just want to remove the 1 of x part so that when a message comes through it wouldnt look like this -

1 of 2:Status: Up
Name: Servername
Model: HP etc
Hardware Fault: PSU
S/N: AB345
2 of 2:Part Number: 1234

Instead it would look like this -

Status: Up
Name: Servername
Model: HP etc
Hardware Fault: PSU
S/N: AB345
Part Number: 1234

Yea, I have a carrier limit of 150 and recipient of 600 (4 messages) but had hoped I could hide the 1 of x so that the messages get assembled correctly.

Author	Message
Topic: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2016 7:02 am Subject: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	This worked a treat!! FYI here is my powershell monitor for SAM $input_file = "E:\PageGateData\Logs\PGDial1.log" $regex = "^(.Received:.\+CSQ:.)(.)(,)(.)(<CR><LF><CR><LF>)(.*)(<CR><LF>)$" $output = select-string -Path $input_file -Pattern $regex -AllMatches \| % { $_.Matches } \| % { $_.Value } \| Select -Last 1 $signal_strength = [regex]::Match($output,$regex).captures.groups[2].value $bit_error_rate = [regex]::Match($output,$regex).captures.groups[4].value $status = [regex]::Match($output,$regex).captures.groups[6].value Switch ($signal_strength) { 1{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Poor:"$signal_strength" (-112dB)" Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength} 2{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-109dB)" Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength} 3{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-107dB)" Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength} 4{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-105dB)" Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength} 5{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-103dB)" Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength} 6{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-101dB)" Write-Host "Statistic.Signal:"$signal_strength} 7{Write-Host "Message.Signal:Marginal:"$signal_strength" (-99dB)& ...
Topic: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2016 6:55 am Subject: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	If you use the GSMReply feature - the connector will poll the modem every 60 seconds. As long as "AT+CSQ" is in the INIT string, it will log the signal strength. This option also gives you the ability to REMOVE received messages so the modem does not suffer from memory overload and lockup due to too many unread messages Nice, i'll give this a shot and see how it goes! Thanks
Topic: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2016 10:01 am Subject: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Thats great thanks!
Topic: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2016 3:23 am Subject: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Ah ok, can I raise that as a feature request? Some way initiating AT commands without needing to stop the Connector and connect with putty etc?
Topic: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Wed Sep 14, 2016 8:57 am Subject: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Just a quick question, as the log file will only have the AT+CSQ from the last message that was sent. Can I drop a .asc file for the GetAscii module to pick up that will force the AT+CSQ to be issued?
Topic: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 10:22 am Subject: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Ah ok cool thanks, just hoped there would be an easier way to do it - First shot at the regex is (maybe useful for someone else) - ^(.Received:<CR><LF>\+CSQ:.)(.)(,)(.)(<CR><LF><CR><LF>)(.)(<CR><LF>)$
Topic: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 9:14 am Subject: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Yep, the init is set as AT+CSQ for the Carrier
Topic: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 5:24 am Subject: Monitoring AT+CSQ from Solarwinds
peterlyttle Replies: 13 Views: 20108	Hello, If I have connector 1 connected to my modem I am unable to connect and run AT+CSQ to get the signal strength due to the com port being in use. Does PageGate poll this value periodically and if so is there anywhere that I can extract the value to report/alert on from within Solarwinds? Thanks, Peter
Topic: SMTP Module for <mobile>@fqdn.com
peterlyttle Replies: 4 Views: 9467	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2014 9:24 am Subject: SMTP Module for <mobile>@fqdn.com
peterlyttle Replies: 4 Views: 9467	I think OzCom has it, the output would be to SMS Carrier but the number could be anything. We were just looking to try and utilize our current SMS infrastructure rather than going to the Nexmo route for SMS gateway.
Topic: SMTP Module for <mobile>@fqdn.com
peterlyttle Replies: 4 Views: 9467	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2014 9:00 am Subject: SMTP Module for <mobile>@fqdn.com
peterlyttle Replies: 4 Views: 9467	Hello, Am I trying to do something that's not currently possible? I want to email 079132456@internal.fqdn.com where the mobile number will change and wouldn't be setup as a per-user via the Admin? Thanks, Peter
Topic: PageGate GetMail & Exchange
peterlyttle Replies: 2 Views: 6628	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 8:27 am Subject: PageGate GetMail & Exchange
peterlyttle Replies: 2 Views: 6628	Spot on thanks, used the Smarthost rather than the MX record and thats seemed to work ok on the trial license.
Topic: PageGate GetMail & Exchange
peterlyttle Replies: 2 Views: 6628	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2012 10:31 am Subject: PageGate GetMail & Exchange
peterlyttle Replies: 2 Views: 6628	Hello, We've recently purchased the GetMail Interface. I've been doing a bit of reading on the GetMail Interface but from what I've read its more for mobile_number@domain.com What I would like to do is any email sent to pagegate1@domain.com go to recipient group 1 and pagegate2@domain.com go to recipient group 2 Any advise the best way to configure this (with or without Distribution Groups) would be much appreciated. Thanks, Peter
Topic: Disable SMS saying 1of2 and 2of2?
peterlyttle Replies: 6 Views: 10888	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 10:50 am Subject: Disable SMS saying 1of2 and 2of2?
peterlyttle Replies: 6 Views: 10888	ok fair enough. I guess I could put a CR/LF for the first line and would make it a little more readable. Thanks
Topic: Disable SMS saying 1of2 and 2of2?
peterlyttle Replies: 6 Views: 10888	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:46 am Subject: Disable SMS saying 1of2 and 2of2?
peterlyttle Replies: 6 Views: 10888	Hello, Yes I just want to remove the 1 of x part so that when a message comes through it wouldnt look like this - 1 of 2:Status: Up Name: Servername Model: HP etc Hardware Fault: PSU S/N: AB345 2 of 2:Part Number: 1234 Instead it would look like this - Status: Up Name: Servername Model: HP etc Hardware Fault: PSU S/N: AB345 Part Number: 1234
Topic: Disable SMS saying 1of2 and 2of2?
peterlyttle Replies: 6 Views: 10888	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 5:38 am Subject: Disable SMS saying 1of2 and 2of2?
peterlyttle Replies: 6 Views: 10888	Yea, I have a carrier limit of 150 and recipient of 600 (4 messages) but had hoped I could hide the 1 of x so that the messages get assembled correctly.