yes or no (default = no).
Values:
The IMSI(s) to be associated with an IMEI.
imsi
5 to 15 hexadecimal digits expressed using ASCII characters. Up
to 8 IMSIs can be provisioned for an IMEI.
Values:
(Optional) Indicates whether the client wants existing instances to be overwritten.
force
yes or no (default = no)
Values:
(Optional) Specify the number of seconds to wait for the write transaction if another
connection already has it. Clients waiting for the write transaction with this
timeout
mechanism are processed in the order that their requests were received. This option
is only allowed if the client used the txnmode single option on its connect request.
0 (return immediately if not available; default)
Values:
1 – 3600 seconds
Rules
1. Each imei provisioned must reside on at least one list type (white, gray, or black) and can also
reside on any combination of 1, 2, or 3 lists concurrently.
2. If the imei includes the optional 15th character (the check digit), the check digit is provided by the
Customers Client Software and must match the EPAPs (via calculated algorithm). The check digit
is not stored; it is only used to verify the imei.
3. A individual imei supercedes an imei block range.
4.
Total command length must not exceed 247 characters.
Note: Entering commands that exceed this length will result in the
PDBI_CMD_LENGTH_EXCEEDED error (value 1045). In order to avoid this, remove unnecessary
characters (including white space and parameters that are specified as the default value). If necessary,
consider performing this provisioning in two steps by using an enter command followed by an
update command.
Request syntax:
ent_eir( [iid XXXXX] imei XXXXX, [svn 0..99,] [white yes/no,]
[grey yes/no,] [black yes/no,] [imsi XXXXX, ..., imsi XXXXX]
[force yes/no,] [timeout <0..3600>])
Create a Block Entry of IMEIs
The ent_eir command defines the request message for a block entry of IMEIs.
Parameters :
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