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Revision as of 20:24, 1 April 2025
This command executes HTTP method on the specified GSM port.
It requires an active connection to HTTP server on the specified GSM port.
HTTP method can be GET, PUT, DELETE or POST. Input file path is used for PUT and POST methods, output file path is used for GET, DELETE and POST methods.
If any of required parameter is not needed it can be specified as NULL string ("").
Optional HTTP header name and value should be specified always in pair. Up to 12 HTTP headers can be specified.
Command waits until data is transferred or timer expires.
COMMAND
| Command | Line Arguments | Returns |
|---|---|---|
| SpeedTest | PortIndex, [ServerId] | Public Host, Public IP, Test server, Upload speed, Download speed, Ping. - Error Code in case of error. |
OUTPUT
EXAMPLE
~# SpeedTest 0
Public host: Telenor Srbija
Public IP: 1024318
Test server: 102451
Ping: 23 ms
Upload: 1621 Mbit/s
Download: 8756 Mbit/s