Titan – Remote Console

If at any time we need to carry out a special operation on the router via a Telnet-type connection, we can do so using this section. With this special connection we can send an SMS, change the router’s configuration, change a relay, etc. by sending AT commands via a Telnet-type connection.

• Enabled: activate this option if we want to use this special connection
• TCP Port: router’s listening TCP port where the connection should be made
• Login: username that will be required after a connection is made
• Password: password that will be required after a connection is made
• SSH: activate this box if we want to use SSH instead of Telnet

ADDITIONAL NOTES

• Once the configuration is finished, click “SAVE CONFIG” to save the changes. Remember that the router should be restarted for the changes to take effect. In case we activate/deactivate the SSH box, let’s make sure we also re-enter the password
• The remote access to the console can be carried out on a local level (Ethernet or WiFi) or remotely via a 2G/3G connection

Remote console (TCP Client)

If we ever need to perform any special operations on the router through a “Telnet-like” connection, we can do so by configuring this section. That is, with this special connection we can, by sending AT commands through a telnet connection, send an SMS, make a change of router configuration, switch a relay, etc.

• Enabled: check this box if we want to use the remote console in TCP Client mode
• IP address: Remote IP address to which the Titan router will be connected.
• TCP Port: The remote TCP port to which the Titan router will connect.
• KEY ID: identifying text. The first will send the router through the socket.
• Retry period: Seconds. In case of socket drop, it allows to indicate the time to start a new connection attempt

ADDITIONAL NOTES

• Once the configuration is finished press the “SAVE CONFIG” button to save the changes. Remember to restart our router for the new changes to take effect.
• The AT commands sent in “TCP Client” mode, for reasons of compatibility, must be encapsulated between the <MTXTUNNELR> </ MTXTUNNELR> tags. For example, to get the time:

 <MTXTUNNELR> AT ^ MTXTUNNEL = GETTIME </MTXTUNNELR>