SIM Actions

Title of the report including the ICCID number and date and time of report generation.

The date and time of the last connection. The Value column displays the mobile country code (MCC) and mobile network code (MNC), with the network name shown in brackets.

The date and time of the last connection.

The Value column displays the last location area identifier (LAI) and cellular identifier (CI).

The Action column displays a map icon () if LAI and CI data is present. Select the map icon to display the last recorded location information in map form.

The ‘Date Time’ of the last IMEI connection. The ‘Value’ column will display the last IMEI(International Mobile Equipment Identity) that the SIM connected to.

The user name of the last person to use the device.

The start time of the last session.

The end time of the last session.

The quantity of data used (in bytes, kilobytes, megabytes or gigabytes) in the last session.

The total amount of data used this month (in bytes, kilobytes, megabytes or gigabytes).

The ‘Date Time’ of the last received SMS. The ‘MSISDN’ column displays the MSISDN of the device that sent the SMS.

The ‘Date Time’ of the last sent SMS. The ‘MSISDN’ column displays the MSISDN of the device that received the SMS.

The data and time of the last mobile terminated voice call.

An optional, user-defined name that can be used to help identify the SIM. For example, the site location or purpose of the data connection.

The name of the group (SIM collection) to which you assigned the SIM.

When editing this field, use the text box to define a new group box or use the drop-down list to select an existing group.

The International Mobile Equipment Identity number that identifies the device to which the SIM is currently connected.

The device model(s) created on your account.

Lists the alert profiles assigned to the SIM.

Lists the report profiles assigned to the SIM.

Integrated Circuit Card Identifier. Unique identifier (up to 20 characters in length) for a SIM or SIM profile (when using an eUICC SIM).

The current SIM state:

• Available
• Pending Provision
• Active
• Suspended
• Pending Termination
• Terminated

For more information, see Understanding the SIM lifecycle.

If the SIM status is available, the Change State button is not displayed.

Select to display the SIM Change State dialog where you can change the state of the SIM from Active to Suspended or Terminated.

This dialog does not allow you to change the state once a SIM is suspended or terminated.

The unique International Mobile Subscriber Identity number that identifies a cellular network subscriber. The network operator that provided the IMSI uses it to authenticate a SIM (and the IoT device containing the SIM) on the network.

If the SIM has multiple IMSIs, each is displayed as a new row (attribute) in this table.

Mobile Station International Subscriber Directory Number. Unique identifier for a mobile phone number that includes an international country code and a national destination code identifying the subscriber’s operator.

For SIMs with multiple IMSIs, one MSISDN is designated as the primary MSISDN.

For IoT devices that support receiving instructions via SMS, you must use the primary MSISDN when sending MT SMS messages from your mobile phone or when using the SMS API.

Integrated Circuit Card Identifier. Unique identifier (up to 20 characters in length) for a SIM or SIM profile (when using an eUICC SIM).

The current SIM state:

• Available
• Pending Provision
• Active
• Suspended
• Pending Termination
• Terminated

For more information, see Understanding the SIM lifecycle.

Select to display the SIM Change State dialog where you can change the state of the SIM from Active to Suspended or Terminated.

This dialog does not allow you to change the state once a SIM is suspended or terminated.

The date the SIM contract ends.

The date of the next billing invoice.

Filter the list of billing records between the From and To dates.

Select the calendar icon () to display a calendar from which you can select the required date.

Select which activities are shown. By default, all activities (Data, SMS and Voice) are shown.

The amount of data (bytes, unless otherwise stated), SMS (number of SMS messages) or voice (seconds) used.

Filter the list of messages between the From and To dates.

Select the calendar icon () to display a calendar from which you can select the required date.

Select which messages to show in the results table:

• Select all – shows all messages.
• MT SMS – Mobile-terminated SMS (sent to the device)
• MO SMS – Mobile-originated SMS (sent from the device)
• MT USSD – Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) message (sent to the device)
• MO USSD – USSD message (sent from the device)
• API – API-generated message

The date and time that the device sent or received the message.

Mobile Station International Subscriber Directory Number. Unique identifier for a mobile phone number that includes an international country code and a national destination code identifying the subscriber’s operator.

Whether the message was an MT SMS, MO SMS, MT USSD, MO USSD or API message.

The status of the SMS message: Recieved, Sent, Blocked or Delivered.

The data usage of the session.

The unique International Mobile Subscriber Identity number that identifies a cellular network subscriber. The network operator that provided the IMSI uses it to authenticate a SIM (and the IoT device containing the SIM) on the network.

The MCC and MNC connected to in the session.

Select to perform an ICMP ping.

Select to remove the subscriber from the HLR using the location cancellation procedure defined in sections 3.6.1.3 and 4.2 in 3GPP TS 23.012. This causes a failure in the next attempt (by the modem in the device) to send data, which typically causes the device firmware to restart the connection.

Restarting the connection can be useful if you suspect the firmware or modem are in an unusual state, or to terminate data sessions. For example, if an operator API gateway does not support RADIUS packet of disconnect (PoD) messages, the cancel location procedure can terminate the data session between the device and the operator API gateway.