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Check Point QUANTUM SPARK 1600 - Linking the APN to a SIM card based on a specific MMCNMC number; Configuration

Check Point QUANTUM SPARK 1600
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Managing the Device
Quantum Spark 1500, 1600, and 1800 Appliances R81.10.X Locally Managed Administration Guide|65
Note - The Cellular tab is disabled unless you select Cellular for the interface name. Only
appliances that have an internal LTE modem show the Cellular tab.
Linking the APN to a SIM card based on a specific MMCNMC number
Every SIM card has an identification number that consists of two numbers:
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Mobile Country Code (MCC)
n
Mobile Network Code (MNC)
You can configure user-defined mapping of MCC/MNC to APN on your Quantum Spark appliance in a
special configuration file /pfrm2.0/etc/usb_dev/mcc_mnc_secondary_list.conf.
Configuration:
Important - The APN configured in the WebUI has priority over the APN configured in the
configuration file.
1. Connect to the command line on the Quantum Spark appliance.
2. If your default shell is Bash, go to Gaia Clish:
clish
3. Disable the use of the configuration file:
set os-settings advanced-settings use-secondary-mccmnc-file false
4. Go from Gaia Clish to the Expert mode:
n
If your default shell is Gaia Clish:
expert
n
If your default shell is Expert mode:
exit
5. Back up the current configuration file:
cp -v /pfrm2.0/etc/usb_dev/mcc_mnc_secondary_list.conf{,_BKP}
6. Edit the current configuration file:
vi /pfrm2.0/etc/usb_dev/mcc_mnc_secondary_list.conf
7. Configure the required values.
Format:
[<SIM ID Number (MCC/MNC)>]
apn=<STRING>
carrier_package=<STRING>
Example:
[302220]
apn=isp.telus.com
carrier_package=TELUS
8. Save the changes in the file and exit Vi editor.
9. Go from the Expert mode to Gaia Clish:

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