Property
cimd
Nokia CIMD2 (Computer Interface to Message Distribution) is the interface that applications use to submit and receive SMS through an SMS center, typically on port 9971. The crawler only sends an unauthenticated Alive operation and never tries to log in.
| Property Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
| connection_info |
CimdConnectionInfo
|
Information from the "CIMD2-A ConnectionInfo" line that some SMS centers send when a client connects. |
|
| response |
CimdResponse
|
Response of the SMS center to the Alive operation. |
|
CimdConnectionInfo
| Property Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
| access_type |
string
|
Type of the connection, ex: TCPIP_SOCKET |
|
| pin |
string
|
PIN value reported in the connection information. |
|
| port_id |
string
|
ID of the SMS center port that accepted the connection. |
|
| session_id |
string
|
ID of the session that the SMS center assigned to the connection. It changes on every connection. |
|
| time |
string
|
Time of the SMS center when the connection was accepted, in the format YYMMDDhhmmss. |
|
CimdResponse
| Property Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
| error_code |
integer
|
Error code (parameter 900) if the SMS center rejected the request. |
|
| error_text |
string
|
Error text (parameter 901), or the description of the error code if the SMS center didn't send one. |
|
| operation |
string
|
Name of the operation, ex: Alive response, General error response, Nack |
Yes
|
| operation_code |
integer
|
Operation code of the response. Responses use the code of the request + 50, ex: 90 for the response to an Alive (40). |
Yes
|
| packet_number |
integer
|
Packet number of the response. |
Yes
|
| parameters |
object
|
Other parameters of the response, keyed by their parameter code. |
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SearchCIMD interfaces that send connection information"CIMD2-A ConnectionInfo"
{
"connection_info": {
"session_id": "609077",
"port_id": "10201",
"time": "261014003349",
"access_type": "TCPIP_SOCKET",
"pin": "0000"
},
"response": {
"operation_code": 90,
"operation": "Alive response",
"packet_number": 1
}
}
