- 1. Introduction
- 2. Target Groups
- 3. Transfer Mechanism
- 4. Authentication and Authorization
- 5. Syntax Notation
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6. Resources
- 6.1a. Single Operation - Get Device Details (Structured Response)
- 6.1b. Single Operation - Get Device Details (Non-Structured Response)
- 6.2. Single Operation - Get Device Network Status
- 6.3. Single Operation - Change Service Profile
- (6.4. Removed)
- 6.5. Single Operation - Change Rate Plan
- 6.6. Single Operation - Update Traffic Policy
- 6.7. Single Operation - Update Device State
- 6.8. Single Operation - Update Device Attributes
- 6.9. Single Operation - Provision Device
- 6.10. Bulk Operation - Bulk Device Provision
- 6.11. Bulk Operation - |Bulk Device Status| - |Bulk Traffic| - |Bulk Rate Plan| - |Bulk Change Service Name| - |Bulk Update Custom Attribute|
- 6.12A. Connectivity - Bulk Device Provision
- 6.12B. Connectivity - Bulk Operation
- 6.12C. Connectivity - Get Bulk Transaction Status Information
- 6.12D. Connectivity - Get Bulk Transaction Results via Streaming Text
- 6.13. Get SIM Inventory
- 6.14. Account Operation - Get Summary of Device
- 6.15. Account Operation - Get Provisioned State
- 6.16. Account Operation - Get the Registration Status of Device
- 6.17. Account Operation - Get Traffic Summary
- 6.18. Account Operation - Get Transaction Summary of Devices
- 6.19. Account Operation - Get Daily Usage Summary of Device
- 6.20. Account Operation - Get Data Service Type
- 6.21. Account Operation - Get Activity
- 6.22. Account Operation - Get Network Location
- 6.23. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Connectivity Alerts
- 6.24. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Activity Summary of Alerted Devices
- 6.25. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Action Information for Alerts
- 6.26. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Alerts Summary
- 6.27. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Alert Summary with Device Count
- 6.28. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Streaming Events
- 6.29. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Device List for an Alert Profile
- 7. Error Codes
1. Introduction
This section of AerAdmin API documentation outlines RESTful web services, which can be used for performing AerAdmin operations like provisioning, activating, and managing devices.
2. Target Groups
All authorized users of AerPort portal.
3. Transfer Mechanism
Access to the AerAdmin RESTful web services is available through secure HTTP over the public Internet. The URI for each request is given with their corresponding request description section.
4. Authentication and Authorization
The authentication and authorization of all requests is maintained through API key, which is an integral part of each request.
5. Syntax Notation
This interface uses a generic syntax that is described in the following sections.
5.1. Resource Identifier
Each service offered by the AerAdmin API is accessed by a URI with the following format:
<scheme>://<host>[:<port>]/<apiName_version>/<resource_path>?apiKey=<apiKey>
URI Parameters for the Resource Identifier
Parameter |
Description |
scheme |
The application protocol, for example HTTP. |
host |
The network address to access the interface and its connected service. The public host for AerAdmin APIs is aeradminapi.aeris.com.We have used the actual hostnames in most of our sample API requests. |
port |
The TCP/IP port used for access. If not specified, default ports for the applications are assumed. For AerAdmin APIs you can skip this value. |
apiName_version |
Defines the API name consisting of their version too. Currently, all AerAdmin API uses the version as AerAdmin_WS_5_0. |
resource_path |
Identifies the actual path to access the resource. For example, /rest/devices/details. |
6. Resources
The AerAdmin API offers access to different functionalities. Each functionality has its own access path and parameters which are described in the following sections.
6.1a. Single Operation - Get Device Details (Structured Response)
This API is used for retrieving the device details (for example, activation date, device status, service name, and IP details) for one device of one particular customer account. The response payload is a structured format in JSON objects.
6.1a.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/v1/devices/details?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.1a.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
NA |
NA |
NA |
6.1a.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.1a.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.1a.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
6.1a.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.1a.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.1a.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
accountID |
String |
Mandatory |
Unique ID of the account, under which the device is provisioned. |
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email ID of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be defined the same as in AerPort. |
deviceProfileID |
String |
Including one identifier is Mandatory |
Identifier of the device. Note: If you want to identify the device by staticIP address, you must also specify the apn and productName. If you do not specify all three parameters, HTTP status code 400 is returned. |
MEID |
String |
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ESN |
String |
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ICCID |
String |
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MIN |
String |
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IMSI |
String |
||
MDN |
String |
||
MSISDN |
String |
||
IMEI |
String |
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SCLID |
String |
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staticIP |
String |
||
apn | String | Mandatory if staticIP is specified, otherwise Optional | The APN associated with the device with a static IP address. |
productName | String | Mandatory if staticIP is specified, otherwise Optional | The product name associated with the device with a static
IP address. You can use one of following text strings, as assigned to your account:
|
6.1a.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Description |
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transactionID |
String |
Mandatory |
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resultCode |
int |
Optional |
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resultMessage |
String |
Optional |
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opCompletionTimestamp |
XMLGregorianCalendar |
Mandatory |
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deviceProfileId |
String |
Optional |
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deviceAttributes |
List<QueryDeviceAttributes> QueryDeviceAttributes
|
Optional |
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deviceIpDetails: appears only if the device is associated with a service profile that has associated APNs. If present, deviceIpDetails displays one of: IpAddress + serviceType; apn + serviceType; or IpAddress + apn + serviceType. |
List <DeviceIpDetails> QueryDeviceIpDetails
|
Optional |
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deviceName | String | Optional | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
applicationType |
String |
Optional |
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currentLocation |
String |
Optional |
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customField |
CustomFields |
Optional |
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reportGroup |
Long |
Optional |
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deviceFirmwareVersion |
String |
Optional |
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deviceHardwareVersion |
String |
Optional |
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containerID |
String |
Optional |
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dataModelID |
String |
Optional |
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registerOnAerCloud |
Boolean |
Optional |
6.1a.6. Sample Requests
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/v1/devices/details?apiKey=<apiKey>
HTTP/1.1
Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com
Content-Type: application/json
Accept-Charset: utf-8
Accept: application/json
email: "aerport@aeris.net"
Content-Length: 102
{
"accountID": 1,
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"ICCID": "89185001190429000293"
}
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/v1/devices/details?apiKey=<apiKey>
HTTP/1.1
Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com
Content-Type: application/json
Accept-Charset: utf-8
Accept: application/json
email: "aerport@aeris.net"
Content-Length: 102
{
"accountID": 11173,
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"staticIP": "10.188.0.182",
"apn": "iotst.aer.net",
"productName": "Dual-Mode A-LH"
}
6.1a.7. Sample Response (Structured Block)
{
"transactionID": "4f6a7290-5128-11eb-964c-fe193c05150c",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2021-01-07T20:38:39.000Z",
"deviceProfileId": "AER0000011966925",
"deviceAttributes": [
{
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"deviceID": {
"iccId": "89185001190429000293",
"msisdn": "11841161118",
"imsi": "311882995001028"
},
"technology": "LTE",
"serviceName": "TMO_FNA_SP4_Pre",
"deviceStatus": "Provision",
"activationDate": "2019-10-22T01:11:48.000Z",
"cancelCode": 0,
"ratePlan": "AER_AERI_60281",
"ratePlanLabel": "AER_TMO_74413",
"softwareVersion": "2.1.7.8",
"active": true,
"lteOnly": false
}
],
"deviceIpDetails": [
{
"ipAddress": "10.64.0.9",
"serviceType": "static",
"apn": "iotst.aer.net"
}
],
"applicationType": "M",
"customField": {},
"reportGroup": 0,
"containerId": "",
"dataModelId": "",
"registerOnAerCloud": false
}
6.1b. Single Operation - Get Device Details (Non-Structured Response)
This API is used for retrieving the device details (for example activation date, device status, and service name) for one device of one particular customer account.
6.1b.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/details?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.1b.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
NA |
NA |
NA |
6.1b.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.1b.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.1b.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
6.1b.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length |
<n> |
The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.1b.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.1b.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
accountID |
String |
Mandatory |
Unique Id of the account, under which the device is provisioned |
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
deviceProfileId |
String |
Including one identifier is Mandatory |
Identifier of the device. EID is the identifier for an eSIM. |
MEID |
String |
||
EID | String | ||
ESN |
String |
||
ICCID |
String |
||
MIN |
String |
||
IMSI |
String |
||
MDN |
String |
||
MSISDN |
String |
||
IMEI |
String |
||
SCLID |
String |
6.1b.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Description |
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transactionID |
String |
Mandatory |
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resultCode |
int |
Optional |
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resultMessage |
String |
Optional |
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opCompletionTimestamp |
XMLGregorianCalendar |
Mandatory |
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deviceProfileId |
String |
Optional |
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deviceAttributes Note: If your POST uses an EID, the SIM identifiers returned correspond to the active profile on the eSIM. Specifically, the ICCID, IMSI, and MSISDN are specific to the active profile. |
List<QueryDeviceAttributes> QueryDeviceAttributes
|
Optional |
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deviceName |
String |
Optional |
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applicationType |
String |
Optional |
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currentLocation |
String |
Optional |
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customField |
CustomFields |
Optional |
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reportGroup |
Long |
Optional |
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deviceFirmwareVersion |
String |
Optional |
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deviceHardwareVersion |
String |
Optional |
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containerId |
String |
Optional |
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dataModelId |
String |
Optional |
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registerOnAerCloud |
Boolean |
Optional |
6.1b.6. Sample Request.
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/details?apiKey=<apiKey>
HTTP/1.1
Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com
Content-Type: application/json
Cache-Control: no-cache
Example completed call- https://aeradminapi.aeris.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/details?apiKey=<apiKey>
{
"accountID": "1",
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"ICCID": "89185000160427367979"
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
{
"accountID": "11173",
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"EID": "89044045817727484800000005605737"
}
6.1b.7. Sample Response
{
"transactionID": "a14d7e20-f601-11e7-83cd-020f44a6d939",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2018-01-10T12:27:32.000Z",
"deviceProfileId": "AER0000006240762",
"deviceAttributes": [
{
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"deviceID": {
"iccId": "89185000160427367979",
"msisdn": "11835425412",
"imsi": "204043396622419"
},
"technology": "GSM",
"serviceName": "Garner_GS_Profile02",
"deviceStatus": "Bill",
"activationDate": "2016-08-19T23:02:00.000Z",
"cancelCode": 0,
"ratePlan": "90DAYSTRIAL_GLOBAL",
"ratePlanLabel": "90DAYSTRIAL_GLOBAL",
"softwareVersion": "2.1.7.8",
"active": true,
"lteOnly": false
}
],
"deviceName": "Test Device Name",
"applicationType": "M",
"customField": {},
"reportGroup": 0,
"containerId": "",
"dataModelId": "",
"registerOnAerCloud": false
}
Sample for Global eSIM. The information returned corresponds to the active profile.
{
"transactionID": "a14d7e20-f601-11e7-83cd-020f44a6d939",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2022-02-02T08:15:41.000Z",
"deviceProfileId": "AER0000017018091",
"deviceAttributes": [
{
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"deviceID": {
"iccId": "89185003210821000069",
"msisdn": "11831444606",
"imsi": "204043898374225",
"eid": "89044045817727484800000005605737"
},
"technology": "LTE",
"serviceName": "esimprodf_0",
"deviceStatus": "Bill",
"activationDate": "2022-01-23T17:08:14.000Z",
"cancelCode": 0,
"ratePlan": "AER_GLOBSIM_83701",
"ratePlanLabel": "esimprodch-2",
"softwareVersion": "2.1.7.8",
"active": true,
"lteOnly": false,
"profileDisplayName": "Fusion Global",
"isActiveOnDevice": false,
"umbrellaRatePlan": "AER_GLOBSIM_83597",
"umbrellaServiceProfile": "esimprodf",
"esimStatus": "Bill",
"newUmbrellaRatePlan": "AER_GLOBSIM_83693",
"newUmbrellaRatePlanDate": "2022-01-23T00:00:00.000Z"
},
{
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"deviceID": {
"iccId": "89011701328863055487",
"msisdn": "882350886305548",
"imsi": "310170886305548",
"eid": "89044045817727484800000005605737"
},
"technology": "LTE",
"serviceName": "esimprodf_1",
"deviceStatus": "Suspend",
"activationDate": "2022-01-23T17:08:19.000Z",
"cancelCode": 0,
"staticIP": "10.188.3.51",
"ratePlan": "AER_GLOBSIM_83697",
"ratePlanLabel": "esimprodch-1",
"softwareVersion": "2.1.7.8",
"active": true,
"lteOnly": false,
"profileDisplayName": "Dual-Mode A-LH",
"isActiveOnDevice": true,
"umbrellaRatePlan": "AER_GLOBSIM_83597",
"umbrellaServiceProfile": "esimprodf",
"esimStatus": "Bill",
"newUmbrellaRatePlan": "AER_GLOBSIM_83693",
"newUmbrellaRatePlanDate": "2022-01-23T00:00:00.000Z"
}
],
"deviceName": "esim11173",
"applicationType": "M",
"customField": {},
"reportGroup": 0,
"containerId": "",
"dataModelId": "",
"registerOnAerCloud": false
}
6.2. Single Operation - Get Device Network Status
This API is used for retrieving the current network status of the device and last data session details, if any. It also returns the APN and IP assigned to the device.
6.2.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/network/details?accountID=<accountID>&<deviceIdentifier>=<deviceIdentifierValue>&email=<emailaddress>&apiKey=<apiKey>
6.2.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
NA |
NA |
NA |
6.2.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
accountID |
String |
Defines the account Id to which the device is provisioned. |
deviceIdentifier |
String |
Defines one of the following identifiers (identifier name is case-sensitive) and their corresponding value:
|
deviceIdentifierValue |
String |
Defines the value of device identifier. For example, if you are using using ICCID as <deviceIdentifier> then the value could be 89185000160427367979. |
|
String |
Email id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be the same as defined in AerPort. |
apiKey |
String |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.2.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.2.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
6.2.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length |
<n> |
The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.2.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.2.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
N/A
6.2.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
transactionID |
String |
Mandatory |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultCode |
Int |
Optional |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultMessage |
String |
Optional |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
opCompletionTimestamp |
XMLGregorianCalendar |
Mandatory |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
deviceProfileId |
String |
Optional |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
networkResponse |
List<NetworkResponse> NetworkResponse
|
Optional |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
activeProfile |
ActiveProfile |
Optional |
6.2.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/network/details?accountID=1&ICCID=89185000170713952459&email=youremail@yourcompany.com&apiKey=<apiKey>
or in the Browser URL:
https://aeradminapi.aeris.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/network/details?accountID=1&ICCID=89185000170713952459&email=youremail@yourcompany.com&apiKey=<apiKey>
Sample for Global eSIM:
GET http://aeradminapi-fuse-provd.aeriscloud.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/network/details?accountID=11173&EID=89044045817727484800000005605737&email=aerport@aeris.net&apiKey=179492e0-5759-11ea-8bd6-bdc6970f0a68
6.2.7. Sample Response
{
"deviceProfileId": "AER0000011687483",
"transactionID": "1d3912f0-c3d9-11e9-bf88-06eaa7027dac",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2019-08-21T06:01:27.000Z",
"networkResponse": [
{
"ICCID": "89185000150911598873",
"IMSI": "204043396464508",
"IMEI":"353439061100592",
"MDN": "11838557967",
"MSISDN": "11835304613",
"dataSession": {
"ipAddress" : "10.226.6.200",
"serviceType" : "UTRAN 3G / GERAN 2G",
"lastStartTime": "2019-08-20T12:28:56.000Z"
},
"registration": {
"isRegistered": true,
"lastInactiveTime" : "2019-02-25T00:06:51.000Z",
"lastRegistrationTime": "2019-08-21T03:17:38.000Z",
"lastRegistrationLocation": "919810051028",
"lastVoiceMOTime" : "2019-01-28T14:47:24.000Z",
"lastSmsMOTime": "2019-08-19T16:29:21.000Z",
"lastSmsMTTime": "2019-08-19T12:00:34.000Z",
"lastSGSNLocation": "919810451915",
"lastAuthorizationTime": "2019-08-21T05:59:15.000Z"
}
}
],
"activeProfile": {
"ICCID": "89185000150911598873",
"IMSI": "204043396464508",
"IMEI":"353439061100592",
"MDN": "11838557967",
"MSISDN": "11835304613",
"technology": "GSM",
"ipAddress" : "10.226.6.200"
}
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
{
"deviceProfileId": "AER0000017018091",
"transactionID": "dd351500-8401-11ec-960b-ce275ee6a280",
"resultCode": 1187,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2022-02-02T08:26:56.000Z",
"networkResponse": [
{
"ICCID": "89185003210821000069",
"EID": "89044045817727484800000005605737",
"IMSI": "204043898374225",
"MDN": "11831444606",
"MSISDN": "11831444606",
"dataSession": {
"serviceType": "EUTRAN"
},
"registration": {
"isRegistered": false
}
},
{
"ICCID": "89011701328863055487",
"EID": "89044045817727484800000005605737",
"IMSI": "310170886305548",
"MDN": "882350886305548",
"MSISDN": "882350886305548",
"dataSession": {
"ipAddress": "10.178.181.86",
"serviceType": "LTE",
"lastStartTime": "2022-02-02T05:23:56.000Z"
},
"registration": {
"isRegistered": true,
"lastRegistrationTime": "2022-02-02T06:24:56.000Z"
}
}
],
"activeProfile": {
"ICCID": "89011701328863055487",
"IMSI": "310170886305548",
"MDN": "882350886305548",
"MSISDN": "882350886305548",
"technology": "LTE",
"ipAddress": "10.178.181.86"
}
}
6.3. Single Operation - Change Service Profile
This API is used for changing or updating the service profile of the already provisioned device. However, the new service name must be of the same carrier (device technology and product) as the current service name. This operation clears the device registration, then changes the service profile.
6.3.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/serviceprofile?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.3.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
NA |
NA |
NA |
6.3.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.3.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.3.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
6.3.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length |
<n> |
The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.3.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.3.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
accountID |
String |
Mandatory |
Unique Id of the account, under which the device is provisioned |
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
deviceProfileId |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the device profile Id for the intended device. |
newServiceProfile |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the new service profile/name of the device. |
The following attributes are available for Global eSIM:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
|||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
accountID |
String |
Mandatory |
Unique Id of the account, under which the device is provisioned |
|||||||||
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
|||||||||
accessProfiles |
List<AccessProfile> |
Mandatory |
AccessProfile
|
6.3.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
transactionID |
String |
Mandatory |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultCode |
Int |
Optional |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultMessage |
String |
Optional |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
opCompletionTimestamp |
XMLGregorianCalendar |
Mandatory |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
deviceProfiles |
List<DeviceProfileResponse> DeviceProfileResponse
|
Optional |
6.3.6. Sample Request
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/serviceprofile?apiKey<apiKey>
HTTP/1.1
Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com
Content-Type: application/json
Cache-Control: no-cache
{
"accountID": 1,
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"newServiceProfile": "nks123",
"deviceProfileId":"AER0000008338849"
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
{
"accountID": 31758,
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"accessProfiles": [
{
"EID": "87878676879797878676878111133305",
"newServiceProfile": "eSIM UMB_SP"
}
]
}
6.3.7. Sample Response
{
"transactionID": "8b8fbed0-f9e5-11e7-83cd-020f44a6d939",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2018-01-15T11:16:37.000Z",
"deviceProfiles": [
{
"ICCID": "89185000160427367458",
"IMSI": "204043396622367",
"MSISDN": "11836148488",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": null,
"staticIP": null
}
]
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
The EID will be returned in the deviceProfiles response.
The Child service profile will be assigned based on carrier. For example:
- The ATT child service profile will be assigned to an ATT device.
- The Vodafone child service profile will be assigned to a Vodafone device.
{
"transactionID": "902a5c50-0cb2-11ec-85f4-b28b9e4ee770",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2021-09-03T12:29:22.000Z",
"deviceProfiles": [
{
"EID": "87878676879797878676878111133305",
"ICCID": "8966656863127667067",
"IMSI": "204043446055416",
"MSISDN": "11831216277",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": null,
"staticIP": null
},
{
"EID": "87878676879797878676878111133305",
"ICCID": "8966656863127667066",
"IMSI": "1630513441623",
"MSISDN": "1630513441623",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": null,
"staticIP": null
}
]
}
6.5. Single Operation - Change Rate Plan
This API is used for changing the rate plan of the provisioned device. While updating the rate plan you can also define POOL and Effective date values as follows:
- newPoolName: This field is optional. If this field is not provided, the device will be a part of pool, automatically, based on the rate plan specification. It is recommended not to use this field in the request payload to avoid unexpected errors. However, to use this field you must define the pool name as defined for the rate plan.
- ratePlanEffectiveDate: You can define any date, which should be greater than the current date. The activation date for the new rate plan depends on following scenarios:
Rate Plan Effective Date\ ECRP* Status of Account |
ECRP* Enabled A/C |
ECRP* Not Enabled A/C |
Effective date is within Current Bill Cycle |
New rate plan is applicable from the start date of current bill cycle. |
New rate plan is applicable from the start date of upcoming bill cycle. |
Effective date is Outside Current Bill Cycle |
New rate plan is applicable from the start date of the bill cycle in which the effective date falls. |
New rate plan is applicable from the start date of the subsequent bill cycle in which the effective date falls. |
* ECRP = End of Cycle Rate Plan adjustment
For Fusion NA devices:
- ECRP is not enabled.
- The Rate Plan should have same RAT_Type as in the Service Profile. Otherwise error code 1503 will be returned.
6.5.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/rateplan?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.5.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
NA |
NA |
NA |
6.5.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.5.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.5.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
6.5.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length |
<n> |
The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.5.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.5.4. Request Response Classes
Request Class |
Response Class |
UpdateDeviceProfileRequest |
UpdateDeviceResponse |
6.5.5. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
accountID |
String |
Mandatory |
Unique Id of the account, under which the device is provisioned |
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
deviceProfileId |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the device profile Id for the intended device. |
newRatePlan |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the new rate plan for the device. |
newPoolName |
String |
Optional |
Defines the pool name to which the rate plan belongs or specify No Pool to avoid the device be a part of pool. See API description for details. |
ratePlanEffectiveDate |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the effective date of the new rate plan. See API description for details. |
6.5.6. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
transactionID |
String |
Mandatory |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultCode |
Int |
Optional |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultMessage |
String |
Optional |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
opCompletionTimestamp |
XMLGregorianCalendar |
Mandatory |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
deviceProfiles |
List<DeviceProfileResponse> DeviceProfileResponse
|
Optional |
6.5.7. Sample Request
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/rateplan?apiKey<apiKey>
HTTP/1.1
Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com
Content-Type: application/json
Cache-Control: no-cache
{
"accountID":1,
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"accessProfiles":[
{
"technology":"LTE",
"ICCID":"89011702272024787985",
"newRatePlan": "NA_TRIAL_90DAY_5MB_ALH",
"ratePlanEffectiveDate": "09-01-2020"
}
]
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
{
"accountID": 31758,
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"accessProfiles": [
{
"EID": "87878676879797878676878111133305",
"newRatePlan": "AER_GLOBESIM_UMB_99991",
"ratePlanEffectiveDate": "09-10-2021"
}
]
}
6.5.8. Sample Response
{
"transactionID": "b3cca600-dbf7-11ea-8d7e-7e9721c4ba1c",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2020-08-11T17:25:52.000Z",
"deviceProfiles": [
{
"ICCID": "89011702272024787985",
"IMSI": "310170202478798",
"MSISDN": "882350202478798",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": "09-01-2020",
"staticIP": null
}
]
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
The EID will be returned in the deviceProfiles response.
The Child rate plan will be assigned based on carrier. For example:
- The ATT child rate plan will be assigned to an ATT device.
- The Vodafone child rate plan will be assigned to a Vodafone device.
{
"transactionID": "902a5c50-0cb2-11ec-85f4-b28b9e4ee770",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2021-09-03T12:29:22.000Z",
"deviceProfiles": [
{
"EID": "87878676879797878676878111133305",
"ICCID": "8966656863127667067",
"IMSI": "204043446055416",
"MSISDN": "11831216277",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": "09-10-2021",
"staticIP": null
},
{
"EID": "87878676879797878676878111133305",
"ICCID": "8966656863127667066",
"IMSI": "1630513441623",
"MSISDN": "1630513441623",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": "09-10-2021",
"staticIP": null
}
]
}
6.6. Single Operation - Update Traffic Policy
This API is used to block\unblock services which are applicable to the provisioned device as per its service profile.
6.6.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/trafficpolicy?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.6.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
NA |
NA |
NA |
6.6.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.6.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.6.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
6.6.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length |
<n> |
The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.6.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.6.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
accountID |
String |
Mandatory |
Unique Id of AerPort account, under which the device is provisioned |
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
deviceProfileId |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the device profile Id for the intended device. |
blockTraffic |
List String |
Mandatory |
Defines the list of traffic to be blocked. You can one of following formats:
|
unblockTraffic |
List String |
Mandatory |
Defines the list of traffic to be unblocked. You can one of following formats:
|
6.6.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
transactionID |
String |
Mandatory |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultCode |
Int |
Optional |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultMessage |
String |
Optional |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
opCompletionTimestamp |
XMLGregorianCalendar |
Mandatory |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
deviceProfiles |
List<DeviceProfileResponse> DeviceProfileResponse
|
Optional |
6.6.6. Sample Request
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/trafficpolicy?apiKey<apiKey>
HTTP/1.1
Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com
Content-Type: application/json
Cache-Control: no-cache
{
"accountID": 1,
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"deviceProfileId":"AER0000008338833",
"blockTraffic":["Packet","SMS","Voice"],
"unblockTraffic":[]
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
{
"accountID":1,
"email":"aerport@aeris.net",
"deviceProfileId":"AER0000016778795",
"blockTraffic":[
"All"
],
"unblockTraffic":[
]
}
6.6.7. Sample Response
{
"transactionID": "77a592a0-fcfb-11e7-83cd-020f44a6d939",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2018-01-19T09:31:03.000Z",
"deviceProfiles": [
{
"ICCID": "89185013121700006671",
"IMSI": "204043396000768",
"MSISDN": "11836420325",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": null,
"staticIP": null
}
]
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
The API looks up the EID based on the deviceProfileId and applies the same traffic policy to the devices with the same EID.
The EID will be part of the response payload in each of the deviceProfiles.
{
"transactionID": "e6933de0-fc73-11eb-ac2c-f6b06e9d8a05",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2021-08-13T20:20:29.000Z",
"deviceProfiles": [
{
"EID": "87878676879797878676878111133307",
"ICCID": "8966656863127667066",
"IMSI": "204043446055415",
"MSISDN": "11831216204",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": null,
"staticIP": null
},
{
"EID": "87878676879797878676878111133307",
"ICCID": "8966656863127667067",
"IMSI": "1628868720974",
"MSISDN": "1628868720974",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": null,
"staticIP": null
}
]
}
6.7. Single Operation - Update Device State
This API is used to update the device status to Cancel or Suspend. Remember, the suspended device is still active on the network but the cancelled device gets removed from the network.
6.7.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/state?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.7.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
NA |
NA |
NA |
6.7.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.7.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.7.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
6.7.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length |
<n> |
The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.7.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.7.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
accountID |
String |
Mandatory |
Unique Id of the account, under which the device is provisioned |
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
deviceProfileId |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the device profile Id for the intended device. |
stateChange |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the new state operation to be performed on the device. You can have one of the following values:
|
cancelCode |
Integer |
Mandatory |
Defines the cancellation code to provide reason, if you have opted to cancel the device. You can give one of the following values:
|
The following attributes are available for Global eSIM:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
|||||||||
accountID |
String |
Mandatory |
Unique Id of the account, under which the device is provisioned |
|||||||||
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
|||||||||
accessProfiles |
List<AccessProfile> |
Mandatory |
AccessProfile
|
6.7.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
transactionID |
String |
Mandatory |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultCode |
Int |
Optional |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultMessage |
String |
Optional |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
opCompletionTimestamp |
XMLGregorianCalendar |
Mandatory |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
deviceProfiles |
List<DeviceProfileResponse> DeviceProfileResponse
|
Optional |
6.7.6. Sample Request
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/state?apiKey<apiKey>
HTTP/1.1
Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com
Content-Type: application/json
Cache-Control: no-cache
{
"accountID": 1,
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"deviceProfileId":"AER0000008338833",
"stateChange": "CANCEL",
"cancelCode":1
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
"accountID": "31758",
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"accessProfiles": [
{
"EID": "87878676879797878676878111133292",
"stateChange": "CANCEL"
}
]
}
6.7.7. Sample Response
{
"transactionID": "056a4f50-fd00-11e7-83cd-020f44a6d939",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2018-01-19T10:03:44.000Z",
"deviceProfiles": [
{
"ICCID": "89185013121700006671",
"IMSI": "204043396000768",
"MSISDN": "11836420325",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": null,
"staticIP": null
}
]
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
{
"transactionID": "0523cec0-d396-11eb-af30-c2cf0cdec356",
"resultCode": 1187,
"resultMessage": "MultiMode Provision Error",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2021-06-22T20:11:25.000Z",
"deviceProfiles": [
{
"ICCID": "8966656363127667050",
"result": {
"resultCode": 1047,
"resultMessage": "Device not Activated."
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": null,
"staticIP": null
},
{
"ICCID": "8966656363127667049",
"result": {
"resultCode": 1047,
"resultMessage": "Device not Activated."
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": null,
"staticIP": null
}
]
}
6.8. Single Operation - Update Device Attributes
This API is used to update the following device attributes:
- Device Name
- Current Location
- Report Group
- Application Type
- Agent Type
- Device Hardware Version
- Device Firmware Version
- Custom Field 1
- Custom Field 2
- Custom Field 3
- Custom Field 4
- Custom Field 5
6.8.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/attributes?apiKey<apiKey>
6.8.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
NA |
NA |
NA |
6.8.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.8.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.8.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
6.8.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length |
<n> |
The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date Time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.8.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.8.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
|||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
accountID |
Integer |
Mandatory |
Unique Id of the account, under which the device is provisioned |
|||||||||
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
|||||||||
deviceProfileId |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the device profile Id for the intended device. |
|||||||||
deviceName |
String |
Optional |
Defines any user friendly name of the device. The device name must be 24 characters or less in length. |
|||||||||
currentLocation |
String |
Optional |
Defines the current location of the device. For example Home, Office, and so on. This field has a limit of 30 characters. |
|||||||||
accessProfiles | List<AccessProfile> | Mandatory |
AccessProfile
|
|||||||||
reportGroup |
Integer |
Optional |
The report group field can be useful to classify and group devices in reports, for example in end of month billing summaries. A report group can contain up to 10,000 devices and there can be up to 256 unique report groups. The value of a report group cannot be greater than 2147483647. If a report group is not specified, your device will be assigned to group 0 by default. |
|||||||||
applicationType |
String |
Optional |
The application type is an attribute that is used to assist in troubleshooting problematic devices.
|
|||||||||
agentId |
String |
Optional |
Specifies the sales agent Id for capturing and tracking the devices belong to individual sales representative or Sales Agents. |
|||||||||
deviceHardwareVersion |
String |
Optional |
This is an optional field that allows you to track your device's hardware version. The hardware version field has a limit of 20 characters. |
|||||||||
deviceFirmwareVersion |
String |
Optional |
This is an optional field that allows you to track your device's firmware version. The firmware version field has a limit of 20 characters |
|||||||||
customField |
Data String |
Optional |
These are optional fields that allow you to track additional information of your device. Each custom attribute fields can have maximum 64 characters.
|
6.8.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Description |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
transactionID |
String |
Defines a unique transaction ID of the API request for logging purpose. In case, the request remains pending or unexpected error occurs then this transaction Id can be used to fetch detailed information about API request to get latest status of the API call or troubleshoot the issue. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultCode |
Int |
Defines the HTTP code to define status of the API request. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultMessage |
String |
Defines the user-friendly message as part of API response. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
opCompletionTimestamp |
XMLGregorianCalendar |
Defines the completion time stamp of the API request. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
deviceProfiles |
List<DeviceProfileResponse> DeviceProfileResponse
|
Defines the detailed provisioning information about the device. |
6.8.6. Sample Requests
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/attributes?apiKey<apiKey>
HTTP/1.1
Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com
Content-Type: application/json
Cache-Control: no-cache
{
"customField": {
"customField1": "F1 API",
"customField2": "F2 API",
"customField3": "F3 API",
"customField4": "F4 API",
"customField5": "F5 API"
},
"deviceName": "Test Update from API",
"currentLocation": "API",
"reportGroup": 4,
"applicationType": "Mobile",
"agentId": null,
"deviceHardwareVersion": "Hw5.00",
"deviceFirmwareVersion": "Fw6.02",
"accountID": 1,
"email": "xxxx@aeris.net",
"deviceProfileId": "AER0000009951514"
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
{
"accountID": "1",
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"currentLocation": "12345678901234567890123456786",
"accessProfiles": [
{
"technology": "LTE",
"EID": "89001012012341004012345678999002"
}
]
}
6.8.7. Sample Responses
{
"transactionID": "941c5640-f9fc-11e8-9623-0675322570f0",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2018-12-07T08:46:24.000Z",
"deviceProfiles": [
{
"ICCID": "89185000160427367458",
"IMSI": "204043396622367",
"MSISDN": "11837072836",
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate": null,
"staticIP": null
}
]
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
{
"transactionID" : "76af8500-273f-11ec-94c1-26717f40de1b",
"resultCode" : 0,
"resultMessage" : "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp" : "2021-10-07T07:23:28.000Z",
"deviceProfiles" : [ {
"ICCID" : "89011702272024535608",
"EID" : "89001012012341004012345678999002",
"IMSI" : "310170202453560",
"MSISDN" : "1633539584383",
"result" : {
"resultCode" : 0,
"resultMessage" : "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate" : null,
"staticIP" : null
}, {
"ICCID" : "89185000190820001081",
"EID" : "89001012012341004012345678999002",
"IMSI" : "204043898000107",
"MSISDN" : "11831288036",
"result" : {
"resultCode" : 0,
"resultMessage" : "OK"
},
"newPlanEffectiveDate" : null,
"staticIP" : null
} ]
}
6.9. Single Operation - Provision Device
This API is used to a provision and re-provision a device on Aeris network. You can also defines the initial state of the device as Provision and Bill.
6.9.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/provision?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.9.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
NA |
NA |
NA |
6.9.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.9.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.9.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
6.9.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length |
<n> |
The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.9.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.9.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
accountID |
String |
Mandatory |
Unique Id of the account, under which the device need to be provisioned. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
productId |
Integer |
Optional |
Defines the product Id of SIM being provisioned. You can use one of following values, as assigned to your account:
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
startBilling |
Boolean |
Optional |
Defines the initial state of the device being provisioned.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
deviceName |
String |
Optional |
Defines any user friendly name of the device. The device name must be 24 characters or less in length. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
currentLocation |
String |
Optional |
Defines the current location of the device. For example Home, Office, and so on. This field has a limit of 30 characters. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
applicationType |
String |
Mandatory |
The application type is is used to assist in troubleshooting problematic devices. Mobile suggests that your device is physically mobile and moves from location to location as part of normal operation. Fixed suggests that your device does not move from one location to another as part of normal operation, for example, if the device is fixed to a power source. If your device is mobile, enter M If your device is fixed, enter F |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
deviceFirmwareVersion |
String |
Optional |
Allows you to track your device's firmware version. The firmware version field has a limit of 20 characters. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
deviceHardwareVersion |
String |
Optional |
Allows you to track device's hardware version. The hardware field has a limit of 20 characters. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
agentId |
String |
Optional |
Allows you to define an ID if the device is related to specific sales channel. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
customAttributes |
List<CustomAttribute> CustomAttibute
|
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields. You can define the value of attributeName field as of one or more of the follows:
The attributeValue field can have any user defined text up to 20 characters. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
serialNumber |
String |
Optional |
Allows you to track your device's serial number. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
imei |
String |
Optional |
Allows you to track your device's IMEI. |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
accessProfiles |
List<AccessProfile> AccessProfile
|
Mandatory |
6.9.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
transactionID |
String |
Mandatory |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultCode |
Int |
Optional |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
resultMessage |
String |
Optional |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
opCompletionTimestamp |
XMLGregorianCalendar |
Mandatory |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
deviceProfiles |
List<DeviceProfileResponse> DeviceProfileResponse
|
Optional |
6.9.6. Sample Requests
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/devices/state?provision<apiKey>
HTTP/1.1
Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com
Content-Type: application/json
Cache-Control: no-cache
{
"accountID": 11173,
"email": "aerport@aeris.net",
"productId": 2,
"applicationType": "M",
"startBilling": true,
"customAttributes": [{
"attributeName": "customField1",
"attributeValue": "C1"
},
{
"attributeName": "customField2",
"attributeValue": "C2"
},
{
"attributeName": "customField3",
"attributeValue": "C3"
},
{
"attributeName": "customField4",
"attributeValue": "C4"
},
{
"attributeName": "customField5",
"attributeValue": "C5"
}],
"accessProfiles": [{
"technology": "GSM",
"ICCID": "89918000817970000047",
"ratePlan": "rpGSM",
"serviceProfile": "testafGSM"
}],
"provisionProfile": {
"reportGroup": 0
}
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
When you provision an eSIM using product ID 43, both profiles on the device are provisioned.
{
"accountID":"11173",
"email":"aerport@aeris.net",
"productId":43,
"applicationType":"M",
"startBilling":false,
"customAttributes":[
{
"attributeName":"customField1",
"attributeValue":""
},
{
"attributeName":"customField2",
"attributeValue":""
},
{
"attributeName":"customField3",
"attributeValue":""
},
{
"attributeName":"customField4",
"attributeValue":""
},
{
"attributeName":"customField5",
"attributeValue":""
}
],
"tags":"",
"serialNumber":"",
"accessProfiles":[
{
"technology":null,
"EID":"89044045817727484800000005605737",
"ratePlan":"AER_GLOBSIM_83693",
"serviceProfile":"esimjirae",
"assignStaticIp":true
}
],
"provisionProfile":{
"reportGroup":0
}
}
6.9.7. Sample Responses
{
"transactionID": "4dadb620-fd15-11e7-83cd-020f44a6d939",
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp": "2018-01-19T12:36:01.000Z",
"deviceProfileId": "AER0000008338945",
"deviceProfiles": [
{
"result": {
"resultCode": 0,
"resultMessage": "OK"
},
"ICCID": "89918000817970000047",
"IMSI": "405800970000007",
"MSISDN": "11836420334",
"IMEI":"310170207733033",
"technology": "GSM",
"profileAttributes": [
{
"attributeName": "ALT_MSISDN"
}
]
}
]
}
Sample for Global eSIM:
{
"transactionID" : "f9dc66f0-84b9-11ec-8a55-5aef13c409fa",
"resultCode" : 0,
"resultMessage" : "OK",
"opCompletionTimestamp" : "2022-02-03T06:24:53.000Z",
"deviceProfileId" : "AER0000017034814",
"deviceProfiles" : [ {
"result" : {
"resultCode" : 0,
"resultMessage" : "OK"
},
"ICCID" : "89185003210821000069",
"EID" : "89044045817727484800000005605737",
"IMSI" : "204043898374225",
"MSISDN" : "11831446776",
"technology" : "LTE",
"staticIP" : "10.152.0.38",
"profileAttributes" : [ ]
}, {
"result" : {
"resultCode" : 0,
"resultMessage" : "OK"
},
"ICCID" : "89011701328863055487",
"EID" : "89044045817727484800000005605737",
"IMSI" : "310170886305548",
"MSISDN" : "1643869490616",
"technology" : "LTE",
"staticIP" : "10.188.0.1",
"profileAttributes" : [ ]
} ]
}
6.10. Bulk Operation - Bulk Device Provision
This API is used to a provision and re-provision more than one device (BULK Provision) at a time on Aeris network. This API allows you to attach a CSV file with all relevant information to provision the devices. Each line of the CSV contains different device details.
6.10.1. URI
https://aeradminapi.aeris.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/<AccountID>/bulk-operation?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.10.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
AccountID |
Int |
Defines the account Id of customer account, as visible on the AerPort portal. |
6.10.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.10.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.10.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
|
Email address of the user performing the operation. |
Mandatory for CSV. Ignored for JSON. |
templateType |
Specify template type as REGISTRATION only. This value is case sensitive. |
Mandatory for CSV. Ignored for JSON. |
6.10.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length |
<n> |
The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.10.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.10.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as form-data by uploading the CSV file that contain details of the devices being provisioned.
Key |
Constraint |
Value |
---|---|---|
file |
Mandatory |
Specifies the CSV file path from your local system containing the details of devices being provisioned. |
Before uploading the CSV file, ensure that all fields for the different devices are specified properly because all fields of the CSV get validated and in case of any error the entire process is rolled back by the system. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the CSV file template and provide appropriate value in each field.
Click here to download a sample CSV file.
All fields of the CSV file are explained as follows:
Fields Name |
Constraint |
Description |
---|---|---|
operation |
Mandatory |
You can specify one of the following values:
|
productId |
Optional |
You can leave this field blank. Optionally, you can specify one of the following values:
|
deviceName |
Optional |
Allows you to specify a unique name to your device's profile. The device name has a 24 character limit. |
agentId |
Optional |
Specify agentId if you have one from your sales team, else leave this field blank. |
startBilling |
Mandatory |
Specify FALSE always because the billing status is already is specified in the operation (PROVISION, ACTIVATION, or REPROVISION) field. |
provisionProfile |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank, since this filed is used internally by the system. |
ratePlan |
Mandatory |
Specify the rate plan Label for device billing purpose. The rate plan label must be exactly same as it is presented on your account information page (Quicklinks → View current account details). Also, ensure that the rate plan is valid for the specified Product ID. The Rate Plan Name must NOT be used in this field. Always use the Rate Plan Label in this field. |
serviceProfile |
Mandatory |
Specify the service profile Name, which identifies the network services your device can access. The service profile name must be exactly same as it is presented on your account information page (Quicklinks → View current account details). Also, ensure that the service is valid for the specified Product ID. |
AssignStaticIP |
Optional |
Specify TRUE to assign a static IP to the device, and FALSE otherwise. The default value is FALSE. You can only assign a Static IP if it is included in the device's service profile and can only be done by prior arrangement with the Operator. |
containerId |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank since this field is used internally by the system. |
dataModelId |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank since this field is used internally by the system. |
reportGroup |
Optional |
The report group is used to classify and group devices in reports. The value of the report group cannot be greater than 2147483647. A report group can contain up to 10,000 devices and there can be up to 256 unique report groups. If a report group is not specified, your device gets assigned to group 0, by default. |
enableOnAerisIOT |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank since this field is used internally by the system. |
currentLocation |
Optional |
Allows you to specify your device's current location. The current location field has a limit of 30 characters. |
applicationType |
Optional |
Specify M, If your device is mobile, this is default value if the field is left blank. Specify F, If your device is fixed. The application type is is used to assist in troubleshooting problematic devices. Mobile suggests that your device can move from one physical location to another as part of normal operation. Fixed suggests that your device does not move from one location to another as part of normal operation, for example, if the device is fixed to a power source. |
FirmwareVersion |
Optional |
Specifies the firmware version of the device. If not available, leave it blank. The firmware version field has a limit of 20 characters. |
HardwareVersion |
Optional |
Specifies the hardware version of the device. If not available, leave it blank. The hardware field has a limit of 20 characters. |
tags |
Optional |
Leave this field blank since this field is used internally by the system. |
serialNumber |
Optional |
Specifies the serial number of your device. If not available, leave it blank. |
imei |
Optional |
Specifies the IMEI number of the device. If not available, leave it blank. |
AccessProfile1Technology |
Mandatory |
Specify the technology of the device you are provisioning, which can be one of the following:
|
AccessProfile1IDType |
Mandatory |
Specifies the corresponding identifier of the device based on the technology.
|
AccessProfile1ID |
Mandatory |
Specify the actual device identifier of the device being provisioned. This is a prerequisite and you ask your operator to fulfill this. |
AccessProfile1ServiceName |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the serviceProfile column. |
AccessProfile1RatePlan |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the ratePlan column. |
AccessProfile2Technology |
Mandatory/Optional |
Specify the technology of the secondary device, ONLY if you are provisioning the DUAL-Mode device. In case of Single Mode device, leave this field blank. |
AccessProfile2IDType |
Mandatory/Optional |
Specifies the corresponding identifier of the secondary device based on the technology. In case of Single Mode device, leave this field blank. |
AccessProfile2ID |
Mandatory/Optional |
Specify the actual identifier of the secondary device being provisioned. In case of Single Mode device, leave this field blank. |
AccessProfile2ServiceName |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the serviceProfile column. |
AccessProfile2RatePlan |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the ratePlan column. |
AccessProfile3Technology |
Not Applicable |
Similar to AccessProfile1Technology, AccessProfile1IDType, and AccessProfile1ID fields but only valid for Tri-Mode devices. In case of Single and Dual Mode devices, leave this field blank. |
AccessProfile3IDType |
Not Applicable |
|
AccessProfile3ID |
Not Applicable |
|
AccessProfile3ServiceName |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the serviceProfile column. |
AccessProfile3RatePlan |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the ratePlan column. |
custom-attr-name1 custom-attr-value1 |
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields in the Name-Value pair. custom-attr-name-1: specify only customField1 in this field. custom-attr-value-1: specify the actual value of the first custom attribute. The custom attribute value is limited to 64 characters and accept any printable ASCII characters. |
custom-attr-name2 custom-attr-value-2 |
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields in the Name-Value pair. custom-attr-name-2: specify only customField2 in this field. custom-attr-value-2: specify the actual value of the first custom attribute. The custom attribute value is limited to 64 characters and accept any printable ASCII characters. |
custom-attr-name3 custom-attr-value-3 |
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields in the Name-Value pair. custom-attr-name-3: specify only customField3 in this field. custom-attr-value-3: specify the actual value of the first custom attribute. The custom attribute value is limited to 64 characters and accept any printable ASCII characters. |
custom-attr-name4 custom-attr-value-4 |
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields in the Name-Value pair. custom-attr-name-4: specify only customField4 in this field. custom-attr-value-4: specify the actual value of the first custom attribute. The custom attribute value is limited to 64 characters and accept any printable ASCII characters. |
custom-attr-name-5 custom-attr-value-5 |
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields in the Name-Value pair. custom-attr-name-5: specify only customField5 in this field. custom-attr-value-5: specify the actual value of the first custom attribute. The custom attribute value is limited to 64 characters and accept any printable ASCII characters. |
6.10.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Description |
---|---|---|
transactionID |
String |
Returns the unique transaction ID of the request. You can use this Id to further investigate the provision request status, if something happens unexpected. |
operationType |
String |
Always returns "UPLOAD_CSV" |
resultCode |
Int |
After successful execution it returns 0 (zero). |
errorMessage |
String |
After successful execution it returns NULL. |
6.10.6. Sample Request
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/1/bulk-operation?apiKey=<your Account KEY>
HTTP/1.1
Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com
email: aerport@aeris.net
templateType: REGISTRATION
Cache-Control: no-cache
Content-Type: multipart/form-data;
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="PROVISION_template_5Devices.csv"
Content-Type: application/vnd.ms-excel
6.10.7. Sample Response
{
"response": {
"transactionId": "f413e766-6001-4e9d-830a-867c27968cd6",
"operationType": "UPLOAD_CSV",
"resultCode": 0,
"errorMessage": ""
}
}
6.11. Bulk Operation - |Bulk Device Status| - |Bulk Traffic| - |Bulk Rate Plan| - |Bulk Change Service Name| - |Bulk Update Custom Attribute|
This API is used to perform one single action on more than one device at a time. This API is asynchronous in nature, which implies that you need not wait for the operation to complete. You can just initiate a request and let the system perform necessary changes in the background.
This API allows you to perform following actions in bulk:
- Change Device Status
- Change Traffic Policy (Block/Unblock traffic)
- Change Rate Plan
- Change Service Name
- Update Custom Attribute
6.11.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/<accountID>/bulk-operation/devices?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.11.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
Account ID |
String |
Defines the customer account Id for which the devices are provisioned in the AerPort portal. The account Id is the unique identifier of the customer account and Id is generated by AerPort portal. |
6.11.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.11.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.11.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
Email address of the user performing the operation. |
Mandatory for CSV. Ignored for JSON. |
|
templateType |
Specify template type as REGISTRATION only. This value is case sensitive. |
Mandatory for CSV. Ignored for JSON. |
6.11.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length |
<n> |
The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.11.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.11.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
operationName |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the bulk operation name. You can specify one of the following values:
|
technology |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the technology used by the devices. All devices of the request must be on same technology. |
deviceProfileIds |
List<String> |
Mandatory if accessProfiles is null. If both are provided, they are merged. |
Defines the list of Device Profile Ids, on which the selected operation need to be performed. The Ids must be enclosed in brackets and separated by comma as follows: [ "AER0000007743295" , "AER0000007743326" ] |
accessProfiles | List<List<AccessProfile>> | Mandatory if deviceProfileIds is null. If both are provided, they are merged. |
Defines a list of devices by identifying each of them with an Access Profile. [[{access profile of first device}], [{access profile of second device}], [and so on]] Here is the format: "accessProfiles": [ [{technology": "<tech type such as GSM or LTE>", "idType": "<type of ID such as ICCID, EID, or IMSI>", "id": "<id number>"}], [{second device access profile...}] ] |
newServiceName |
String |
Optional |
Defines the new service profile/name to be applied on the given devices if you are executing the request to change service profile. |
newRatePlan |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the new rate plan, if you are executing the request to change rate plan. |
newEffectiveDate |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the effective date of new rate plan. See Change Rate Plan API for more detail. |
cancelCode |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the cancellation reason code, if you are executing the request to cancel devices. |
assignStaticIP |
String |
Optional |
Specify true or false. |
block |
List<Object> |
Mandatory |
Defines the list of traffics that need to be blocked, if you are executing the request to block traffic on the devices. You can define the one of following values:
|
unblock |
List<Object> |
Defines the list of traffics that need to be unblocked, if you are executing the request to unblock traffic on the devices. You can define the one of following values:
|
|
attributes |
Attributes |
Mandatory |
Defines the custom attribute names and their corresponding values, if you are executing the request to update the custom attributes. |
6.11.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
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transactionID |
String |
Mandatory |
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resultCode |
Int |
Optional |
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resultMessage |
String |
Optional |
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opCompletionTimestamp |
XMLGregorianCalendar |
Mandatory |
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deviceProfiles |
List<DeviceProfileResponse> DeviceProfileResponse
|
Optional |
6.11.6. Sample Request
POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/11173/bulk-operation/devices?apiKey=<apiKey> HTTP/1.1 Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com Content-Type: application/json Cache-Control: no-cache { "email": "aerport@aeris.net", "deviceProfileIds": ["AER0000008338943", "AER0000008338942"], "operationName": "CANCEL" }
SAMPLE USING Access Profiles and Device Profile IDs: POST /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/11173/bulk-operation/devices?apiKey=<apiKey> HTTP/1.1 Host: aeradminapi.aeris.com Content-Type: application/json Cache-Control: no-cache { { "email": "myemail@aeris.net", "operationName": "UPDATEATTRIBUTES", "technology": "LTE", "deviceProfileIds": [ "AER0000015829867", "AER0000016143613" ], "accessProfiles": [ [{"technology": "GSM", "idType": "ICCID", "id": "89011702272096390916" }], [{"technology": "LTE", "idType": "EID", "id": "890010120123410040123456" }] ], "attributes": { "currentLocation": "currentLocation1", "customField1": "customField1" } }
6.11.7. Sample Response
{
"transactionId": "af317e50-0020-11e8-83cd-020f44a6d939",
"operationType": "CANCEL",
"resultCode": 0,
"errorMessage": ""
}
Response Payload for Example with Access Profiles and Device Profile IDs
{
"transactionId": "2127b718-2dd5-4d1f-9267-768f633202a5",
"operationType": "UPDATEATTRIBUTES",
"resultCode": 0,
"errorMessage": ""
}
6.12A. Connectivity - Bulk Device Provision
The Connectivity Bulk APIs differ from the traditional Bulk Operation APIs in the following ways:
- The host name in the URI is different.
- It produces a Transaction History CSV file with details about success or failure of each device.
- The CSV file can list SIMs/devices from multiple products.
This API is used to a provision, reprovision, and/or activate more than one device at a time on the Aeris network. This API allows you to attach a CSV file with all relevant information to provision the devices. Each line in the CSV contains the details to provision one device.
6.12A.1. URI
URI for CSV Upload
https://connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/<AccountID>/bulk-operation?apiKey=<apiKey>
URI for JSON
https://connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/<AccountID>/bulk-provision?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.12A.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
AccountID |
Int |
Defines the account ID of the customer account, as shown on the AerPort portal. |
6.12A.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.12A.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.12A.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json multipart/form-data if using a CSV file |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
|
Email address of the user performing the operation. |
Mandatory for CSV. Ignored for JSON. |
templateType |
Specify template type as REGISTRATION only. This value is case sensitive. |
Optional for CSV. Retained for backward compatibility. Ignored for JSON. |
6.12A.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date |
<Date and Time Stamp> |
Date/time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.12A.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.12A.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as multipart form-data by uploading the CSV file that contain details of the devices being provisioned.
Key |
Constraint |
Value |
---|---|---|
file |
Mandatory |
Specifies the CSV file path from your local system containing the details of devices being provisioned. |
Before uploading the CSV file, ensure that all fields for the different devices are specified properly. Remove blank rows from the CSV file.
Click here to download a sample CSV file. Note that this is the same file format as in the UI-driven Bulk SIM Activation. See Activating a Batch of SIMs Using a Bulk Action (CSV) for information.
Using CSV
All fields in the CSV file are explained as follows.
Fields Name |
Constraint |
Description |
---|---|---|
operation |
Mandatory |
You can specify one of the following values:
|
productId |
Optional |
You can leave this field blank. Optionally, you can specify one of the following values:
|
deviceName |
Optional |
Allows you to specify a unique name to your device's profile. The device name has a 24-character limit. |
agentId |
Optional |
Specify agentId if you have one from your sales team, else leave this field blank. |
startBilling |
Mandatory |
Specify FALSE always because the billing status is implied in the operation (PROVISION, ACTIVATION, or REPROVISION) field. |
provisionProfile |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank, since this field is used internally by the system. |
ratePlan |
Mandatory |
Specify the rate plan Label for device billing purpose. The rate plan label must be exactly same as it is presented on your Account Details page (New Portal Account menu, Account Details). Also, ensure that the rate plan is valid for the specified Product ID. The Rate Plan Name must NOT be used in this field. Always use the Rate Plan Label in this field. |
serviceProfile |
Mandatory |
Specify the service profile Name, which identifies the network services your device can access. The service profile name must be exactly same as it is presented on your Account Details page (New Portal Account menu, Account Details). Also, ensure that the service profile is valid for the specified Product ID. |
AssignStaticIP |
Optional |
Specify TRUE to assign a static IP to the device, and FALSE otherwise. The default value is FALSE. You can assign a Static IP only if it is included in the device's service profile and can be done only by prior arrangement with the operator. |
containerId |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank since this field is used internally by the system. |
dataModelId |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank since this field is used internally by the system. |
reportGroup |
Optional |
The report group is used to classify and group devices in reports. The value of the report group cannot be greater than 2147483647. A report group can contain up to 10,000 devices and there can be up to 256 unique report groups. If a report group is not specified, your device is assigned to group 0, by default. |
enableOnAerisIOT |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank since this field is used internally by the system. |
currentLocation |
Optional |
Allows you to specify your device's current location. The current location field has a limit of 30 characters. |
applicationType |
Optional |
Specify M, if your device is mobile. This is default value if the field is left blank. Specify F, if your device is fixed. The application type is is used to assist in troubleshooting problematic devices. Mobile suggests that your device can move from one physical location to another as part of normal operation. Fixed suggests that your device does not move from one location to another as part of normal operation, for example, if the device is fixed to a power source. |
FirmwareVersion |
Optional |
Specifies the firmware version of the device. If not available, leave it blank. The firmware version field has a limit of 20 characters. |
HardwareVersion |
Optional |
Specifies the hardware version of the device. If not available, leave it blank. The hardware field has a limit of 20 characters. |
tags |
Optional |
Leave this field blank since this field is used internally by the system. |
serialNumber |
Optional |
Specifies the serial number of your device. If not available, leave it blank. |
imei |
Optional |
Specifies the IMEI number of the device. If not available, leave it blank. |
AccessProfile1Technology |
Mandatory |
Specify the technology of the device you are provisioning, which can be one of the following:
|
AccessProfile1IDType |
Mandatory |
Specifies the corresponding identifier of the device based on the technology.
|
AccessProfile1ID |
Mandatory |
Specify the actual device identifier of the device being provisioned. This is a prerequisite and you ask your operator to fulfill this. |
AccessProfile1ServiceName |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the serviceProfile column. |
AccessProfile1RatePlan |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the ratePlan column. |
AccessProfile2Technology |
Mandatory/Optional |
Specify the technology of the secondary device, ONLY if you are provisioning the DUAL-Mode device. In case of Single Mode device, leave this field blank. |
AccessProfile2IDType |
Mandatory/Optional |
Specifies the corresponding identifier of the secondary device based on the technology. In case of Single Mode device, leave this field blank. |
AccessProfile2ID |
Mandatory/Optional |
Specify the actual identifier of the secondary device being provisioned. In case of Single Mode device, leave this field blank. |
AccessProfile2ServiceName |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the serviceProfile column. |
AccessProfile2RatePlan |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the ratePlan column. |
AccessProfile3Technology |
Not Applicable |
Similar to AccessProfile1Technology, AccessProfile1IDType, and AccessProfile1ID fields but only valid for Tri-Mode devices. In case of Single and Dual Mode devices, leave this field blank. |
AccessProfile3IDType |
Not Applicable |
|
AccessProfile3ID |
Not Applicable |
|
AccessProfile3ServiceName |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the serviceProfile column. |
AccessProfile3RatePlan |
Not Applicable |
Leave this field blank because the value is already specified in the ratePlan column. |
custom-attr-name1 custom-attr-value1 |
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields in the Name-Value pair. custom-attr-name-1: specify only customField1 in this field. custom-attr-value-1: specify the actual value of the first custom attribute. The custom attribute value is limited to 64 characters and accept any printable ASCII characters. |
custom-attr-name2 custom-attr-value-2 |
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields in the Name-Value pair. custom-attr-name-2: specify only customField2 in this field. custom-attr-value-2: specify the actual value of the first custom attribute. The custom attribute value is limited to 64 characters and accept any printable ASCII characters. |
custom-attr-name3 custom-attr-value-3 |
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields in the Name-Value pair. custom-attr-name-3: specify only customField3 in this field. custom-attr-value-3: specify the actual value of the first custom attribute. The custom attribute value is limited to 64 characters and accept any printable ASCII characters. |
custom-attr-name4 custom-attr-value-4 |
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields in the Name-Value pair. custom-attr-name-4: specify only customField4 in this field. custom-attr-value-4: specify the actual value of the first custom attribute. The custom attribute value is limited to 64 characters and accept any printable ASCII characters. |
custom-attr-name-5 custom-attr-value-5 |
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields in the Name-Value pair. custom-attr-name-5: specify only customField5 in this field. custom-attr-value-5: specify the actual value of the first custom attribute. The custom attribute value is limited to 64 characters and accept any printable ASCII characters. |
Using JSON
If you choose to specify the bulk provisioning in JSON format instead of a CSV file, please use JSON objects with the following attributes.
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
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accountID |
String |
Mandatory |
Unique Id of the account, under which the device need to be provisioned. |
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productId |
Integer |
Optional |
Defines the product Id of SIM being provisioned. You can use one of following values, as assigned to your account:
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String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be same as defined in AerPort. |
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startBilling |
Boolean |
Optional |
Defines the initial state of the device being provisioned.
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deviceName |
String |
Optional |
Defines any user friendly name of the device. The device name must be 24 characters or less in length. |
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currentLocation |
String |
Optional |
Defines the current location of the device. For example Home, Office, and so on. This field has a limit of 30 characters. |
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applicationType |
String |
Mandatory |
The application type is is used to assist in troubleshooting problematic devices. Mobile suggests that your device is physically mobile and moves from location to location as part of normal operation. Fixed suggests that your device does not move from one location to another as part of normal operation, for example, if the device is fixed to a power source. If your device is mobile, enter M If your device is fixed, enter F |
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deviceFirmwareVersion |
String |
Optional |
Allows you to track your device's firmware version. The firmware version field has a limit of 20 characters. |
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deviceHardwareVersion |
String |
Optional |
Allows you to track device's hardware version. The hardware field has a limit of 20 characters. |
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agentId |
String |
Optional |
Allows you to define an ID if the device is related to specific sales channel. |
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customAttributes |
List<CustomAttribute> CustomAttibute
|
Optional |
Custom attributes allow you to track additional device information in up to 5 separate custom fields. You can define the value of attributeName field as one or more of the following:
The attributeValue field can have any user defined text up to 20 characters. |
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tags | String | Optional | Leave this field blank since this field is used internally by the system. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
serialNumber |
String |
Optional |
Allows you to track your device's serial number. |
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provisionProfile | List of provisioning details: {"profileName": "string", "ratePlan": "string", "serviceProfile": "string", "assignStaticIp": true/false, "provisionOnAercloud": true/false, "containerId": "string", "dataModelId": "string", "reportGroup": 0} |
Mandatory | Defines the key attributes for the device. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
accessProfiles |
List<AccessProfile> AccessProfile
|
Mandatory |
Identifies the SIM to be provisioned. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
activatePostDefaulting | Boolean | Optional | Specify true. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ngBatch | Boolean | Optional | Specify true. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
IMEI |
String |
Optional |
Allows you to track your device's IMEI. |
6.12A.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes. Note that the API may run successfully and report "200 OK" as the result, but the devices may not be updated properly due to other reasons. Always check the resulting transaction for the detailed results.
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Description |
---|---|---|
transactionID |
String |
Returns the unique transaction ID of the request. You can use this ID to further investigate the provision request status, if something unexpected happens. Look up the transaction ID in the Transaction History under the SIMs menu in the AerPort New Portal, or use the Transaction Status API or Transaction Results API. |
operationType |
String |
For URI /bulk-operation, "UPLOAD_CSV" is returned. For URI /bulk-provision, the operation type is returned. |
resultCode |
Int |
After successful execution, it returns 0 (zero). |
errorMessage |
String |
After successful execution, it returns NULL. |
6.12A.6. Sample Request
Using CSV
POST https://connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/27585/bulk-operation?apiKey=<your Account KEY>
HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: multipart/form-data
email: AerisTechPubs@gmail.com
templateType: REGISTRATION
name="file"; filename="FG-PROVISION-template - Copy.csv"
Using JSON
POST https://connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/27585/bulk-provision?apiKey=<your Account KEY>
Content-Type: application/json
cache-control: no-cache
{
"email": "AerisTechPubs@gmail.com",
"productId": 41,
"applicationType": "M",
"startBilling": false,
"accessProfiles":
[{"technology": "LTE",
"ICCID": "89185002191118367257"
}],
"provisionProfile": {
"ratePlan": "FUSION_GL_2MB",
"serviceProfile": "FG_IOT_01",
"assignStaticIp": false
}
}
6.12A.7. Sample Response
{
"response": {
"transactionId": "77db8e17-4caf-44a5-9554-15462f7e351",
"operationType": "UPLOAD_CSV",
"resultCode": 0,
"errorMessage": ""
}
}
6.12A.8. Sample Success Transaction File
Filename: 77db8e17-4caf-44a5-9554-15462f7e351.csv
Device ID IMSI MIN MDN Static IP Profile 1 NAI Profile 1 AAA SSD Profile 1 HA SSD MSL SPC Result Message OpCompletionTime AerisIOT Provision Status SubscriptionId
'89185002191118367257' '204043898041924' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' 'OK' '02/04/2023 01:56:12' '' 'AER0000020095486'
6.12A.9. Sample Failure Transaction File
This failure resulted from an uploaded CSV file with a Device Name in column C that was too long.
Filename: b18526b1-2f8e-4c9c-b64e-660ea9efe7bc.csv
Device ID IMSI MIN MDN Static IP Profile 1 NAI Profile 1 AAA SSD Profile 1 HA SSD MSL SPC Result Message OpCompletionTime AerisIOT Provision Status SubscriptionId
'89185002191118367257' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' 'Device Name must be 24 characters or less in length.' '' '' ''
6.12B. Connectivity - Bulk Operation - |Device Status| - |Traffic| - |Rate Plan| - |Change Service Name| - |Update Custom Attribute|
The Connectivity Bulk APIs differ from the traditional Bulk Operation APIs in the following ways:
- The host name in the URI is different.
- It produces a Transaction History CSV file with details about success or failure of each device.
- The CSV file can list SIMs/devices from multiple products.
This API is used to perform one or more actions on more than one device at a time. This API is asynchronous in nature, which implies that you need not wait for the operation to complete. You can initiate a request and let the system perform necessary changes in the background.
This API allows you to perform the following actions in bulk:
- Change Device Status (Bill, Cancel, Suspend, Unsuspend)
- Change Traffic Policy (Block Traffic, Unlock Traffic)
- Change Rate Plan
- Change Service Profile/Name
- Update Custom Attribute
6.12B.1. URI
URI for CSV Upload
https://connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/<accountID>/bulk-operation?apiKey=<apiKey>
URI for JSON
https://connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/<accountID>/bulk-operation/devices?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.12B.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
Account ID |
String |
Defines the account ID of the customer account, as shown on the AerPort portal. The account ID is the unique identifier of your account. |
6.12B.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort portal. |
6.12B.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.12B.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
application/json |
Optional |
Content-Type |
application/json multipart/form-data if using a CSV file |
Mandatory |
Accept-Charset |
utf-8 |
Optional |
Email address of the user performing the operation. | Mandatory for CSV. Ignored for JSON. |
|
templateType |
Specify template type as REGISTRATION only. This value is case sensitive. |
Optional for CSV. Retained for backward compatibility. Ignored for JSON. |
6.12B.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
content-type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Date |
<Date and Time Stamp> |
Date/time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.12B.3. Method Type
Method Type |
POST |
6.12B.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as multipart form-data by uploading the CSV file that contain details of the devices being provisioned.
Key |
Constraint |
Value |
---|---|---|
file |
Mandatory |
Specifies the CSV file path from your local system containing the details of devices being modified. |
Before uploading the CSV file, ensure that all fields for the different devices are specified properly. Remove blank rows from the CSV file.
Click here to download a sample CSV file. Note that this is the same file format as in the UI-driven Bulk Update Attributes.
The following bulk operations are available:
- BILL
- CANCEL
- SUSPEND
- UNSUSPEND
- CHANGERATEPLAN
- CHANGESERVICENAME
- TRAFFICPOLICY
- UPDATEATTRIBUTES
Each operation has its own template, which you can download from the New Portal SIMs menu, Bulk Actions page. See Bulk Actions on SIMs for information on the specific fields used in each bulk action template.
Using JSON
If you choose to specify the bulk operations in JSON format instead of a CSV file, please use the following parameters.
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Constraint |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
String |
Mandatory |
Email Id of the primary user of the account. However, it is not mandatory to be the same as defined in AerPort. |
operationName |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the bulk operation name. You can specify one of the following values:
|
technology |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the technology used by the devices. All devices of the request must be on same technology.
|
deviceProfileIds |
List<String> |
Mandatory if accessProfiles is null. If both are provided, they are merged. |
Defines the list of Device Profile Ids, on which the selected operation need to be performed. The Ids must be enclosed in brackets and separated by comma as follows: [ "AER0000007743295" , "AER0000007743326" ] |
accessProfiles | List<List<AccessProfile>> | Mandatory if deviceProfileIds is null. If both are provided, they are merged. |
Defines a list of devices by identifying each of them with an Access Profile. [[{access profile of first device}], [{access profile of second device}], [and so on]] Here is the format: "accessProfiles": [ [{technology": "<tech type such as GSM or LTE>", "idType": "<type of ID such as ICCID, EID, or IMSI>", "id": "<id number>"}], [{second device access profile...}] ] |
newServiceName |
String |
Optional |
Defines the new service profile/name to be applied on the given devices if you are executing the request to change service profile. |
newRatePlan |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the new rate plan, if you are executing the request to change rate plan. |
newEffectiveDate |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the effective date of new rate plan. MM-DD-YYYY. See Change Rate Plan API for more detail. This field is required for mid cycle rate plan changes. |
cancelCode |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the cancellation reason code, if you are executing the request to cancel devices. |
assignStaticIP |
String |
Optional |
Specify true or false. |
block |
List<Object> |
Mandatory |
Defines the list of traffic types that need to be blocked, if you are executing the request to block traffic on the devices. You can define the one of following values:
|
unblock |
List<Object> |
Defines the list of traffic types that need to be unblocked, if you are executing the request to unblock traffic on the devices. You can define the one of following values:
|
|
attributes |
Attributes |
Mandatory |
Defines the custom attribute names and their corresponding values, if you are executing the request to update the custom attributes. "deviceName": "string" "currentLocation": "string" "reportGroup": "string" "applicationType": "string" "agentId": "string" "customField1": "string" "customField2": "string" "customField3": "string" "customField4": "string" "customField5": "string" |
6.12B.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes. Note that the API may run successfully and report "200 OK" as the result, but the devices may not be updated properly due to other reasons. Always check the resulting transaction for the detailed results.
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Description |
---|---|---|
transactionId |
String |
Returns the unique transaction ID of the request. You can use this ID to further investigate the provision request status, if something unexpected happens. Look up the transaction ID in the Transaction History under the SIMs menu in the AerPort New Portal, or use the Transaction Status API or Transaction Results API. |
operationType |
String |
For URI /bulk-operation, "UPLOAD_CSV" is returned. For URI /bulk-operation/devices, the operation type is returned. |
resultCode |
Int |
After successful execution, it returns 0 (zero). |
errorMessage |
String |
After successful execution, it returns NULL. |
6.12B.6. Sample Request
Using CSV
POST /connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/27585/bulk-operation?apiKey=<apiKey> HTTP/1.1 Content-Type: multipart/form-data email: AerisTechPubs@gmail.com templateType: REGISTRATION name="file"; filename="Bulk_Update_Attributes.csv"
Using JSON
POST /connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/27585/bulk-operation/devices?apiKey=<apiKey> Content-Type: application/json cache-control: no-cache { "email": "AerisTechPubs@gmail.com", "operationName": "CHANGERATEPLAN", "technology": "LTE", "deviceProfileIds": ["AER0000019380185", "AER0000018449409"], "newRatePlan": "FUSION_NA_10MB_T", "newEffectiveDate": "03-16-2023" }
6.12B.7. Sample Response
Using CSV
{
"transactionId": "e2c26928-7488-48fe-ba4d-2e5ac1d1dfcc",
"operationType": "UPLOAD_CSV",
"resultCode": 0,
"errorMessage": ""
}
Using JSON
{
"transactionId": "75b59ba1-4f11-417c-b96a-2d100d3b1451",
"operationType": "CHANGERATEPLAN",
"resultCode": 0,
"errorMessage": ""
}
6.12B.8. Sample Success Transaction File
Using CSV
Filename: e2c26928-7488-48fe-ba4d-2e5ac1d1dfcc.csv
Device ID Result Message OpCompletionTime SubscriptionId
'89011702278871667857' 'OK' '02/23/2023 04:32:24' 'AER0000019912310'
'89011702278903587370' 'OK' '02/23/2023 04:32:24' 'AER0000019429547'
'8901882991755039132' 'OK' '02/23/2023 04:32:23' 'AER0000019431303'
Using JSON
Filename: 75b59ba1-4f11-417c-b96a-2d100d3b1451.csv
Device ID New Rate Plan New Rate Plan Effective Date New Pool New Pool Name Effective Date Result Message OpCompletionTime SubscriptionId
'AER0000019380185' 'FUSION_NA_10MB_T' '03-16-2023' '' '' 'OK' '03/15/2023 02:51:50' 'AER0000019380185'
'AER0000018449409' 'FUSION_NA_10MB_T' '03-16-2023' '' '' 'OK' '03/15/2023 02:51:51' 'AER0000018449409'
6.12C. Connectivity - Get Bulk Transaction Status Information
The Connectivity Bulk APIs differ from the traditional Bulk Operation APIs in the following ways:
- The host name in the URI is different.
This API is used to get the general information about a transaction, including the overall status of a bulk operation. It uses the transaction ID which is returned from other Connectivity APIs, such as Bulk Provision.
6.12C.1. URI
https://connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/<accountID/bulkoperations/<transactionId>?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.12C.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
Account ID |
String |
Defines the account ID of the customer account, as shown on the AerPort portal. The account ID is the unique identifier of your account. |
Transaction ID | String | Defines the ID of the bulk transaction. |
6.12C.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.12C.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.12C.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Optional |
6.12C.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Date |
<Date and Time Stamp> |
Date/time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.12C.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.12C.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.12C.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
Description |
---|---|---|
|
String |
Returns the email address of the user performing the operation. |
transactionId |
String |
Returns the unique transaction ID of the request. You can use this ID to further investigate the provision request status, if something unexpected happens. Look up the transaction ID in the Transaction History of the SIMs section of the AerPort New Portal or use the Transaction History API. |
operation |
String |
Returns the name of the operation that was performed in the specified transaction, such as "BulkUpdateDeviceAttr", "BulkProvision", "BulkCancel", "BulkSuspend", and so on. |
operationStatus | String | Returns the status, such as "Complete". |
operationCount | Integer | Returns the number of items submitted in the transaction. |
successCount | Integer | Returns the number of items that were successfully processed. |
failCount | Integer | Returns the number of items that were not successfully processed. |
inProgressCount | Integer | Returns the number of items still being processed. |
createDate | String | Returns the date and time the transaction was created. |
modifiedDate | String | Returns the date and time the transaction status last changed. |
accountId | Long | Returns the account number. |
userId | Long | This field is unused. It always returns 0. |
processedOperationCount | Integer | Returns the total number of items processed. After the transaction is complete, this equates to failCount+successCount. |
emailSent | String | Returns the status of the email notification, such as "Success". |
6.12C.6. Sample Request
GET /connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/27585/bulk-operation/e2c26928-7488-48fe-ba4d-2e5ac1d1dfcc?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.12C.7. Sample Response
{
"email": "AerisTechPubs@gmail.com",
"transactionID": "e2c26928-7488-48fe-ba4d-2e5ac1d1dfcc",
"operation": "BulkUpdateDeviceAttr",
"operationStatus": "Complete",
"operationCount": 3,
"successCount": 3,
"failCount": 0,
"inProgressCount": 0,
"createDate": "02/23/2023 04:32:22",
"modifiedDate": "02/23/2023 04:32:27",
"accountID": 27585,
"userID": 0,
"processedOperationCount": 3,
"emailSent": "Success"
}
6.12D. Connectivity - Get Bulk Transaction Results via Streaming Text
The Connectivity Bulk APIs differ from the traditional Bulk Operation APIs in the following ways:
- The host name in the URI is different.
This API is used to download the detailed results from a bulk transaction. This is the contents of the transaction file. It uses the transaction ID which is returned from other Connectivity APIs, such as Bulk Provision. If you want to download the transaction file directly, please use the new portal, SIMs menu, Transaction History page to search for and then download the file. See Transaction History.
6.12D.1. URI
https://connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/<accountID/bulkoperations/<transactionId>/file?fileType=<fileType>&apiKey=<apiKey>
6.12D.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
Account ID |
String |
Defines the account ID of the customer account, as shown on the AerPort portal. The account ID is the unique identifier of your account. |
Transaction ID | String | Defines the ID of the bulk transaction. |
6.12D.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
fileType | String | Optional | The format of the file: CSV or EPF. The default value is CSV. |
6.12D.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.12D.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Optional |
6.12D.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/octet-stream |
Defines the response format. |
Date |
<Date and Time Stamp> |
Date/time stamp of receiving the response. |
Content-Length | <Integer> | The file size. |
6.12D.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.12D.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.12D.5. Response Payload Description
The API returns the text contents of the transaction file in a downloaded content stream. The text is in CSV format.
6.12D.6. Sample Request
GET /connectivity.aerisapis.com/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/11173/bulkoperation/e2c26928-7488-48fe-ba4d-2e5ac1d1dfcc/file?fileType=CSV&apiKey=<apiKey>
6.12D.7. Sample Response
Device ID, Result Message, OpCompletionTime, SubscriptionId
'89011702278871667857', 'OK', '02/23/2023 04:32:24', 'AER0000019912310'
'89011702278903587370', 'OK', '02/23/2023 04:32:24', 'AER0000019429547'
'8901882991755039132', 'OK', '02/23/2023 04:32:23', 'AER0000019431303'
6.13. Get SIM Inventory
SIM identifiers are long and complex numbers. Misplaced numbers and typos are a common source of problems with working with all these numbers. One way to improve accuracy is to retrieve a list of available SIMs from the Aeris Connectivity Platform.
For most services, the Aeris will assign SIMs to the user's account. That guarantees that the SIMs cannot be inadvertently provisioned on another account. It also provide a convenient way to acquire available inventory details and use that information for other records for your own application needs.
This API returns a list of SIMs assigned to your account. The list includes provisioned, non-provisioned, and suspended SIMs.
6.13.1. URI
https://<host>/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/{accountId}/availableDevices/details?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.13.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name |
Type |
Description |
accountId |
String |
The Account ID. |
6.13.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name |
Type |
Constraint |
Description |
apiKey |
String |
Mandatory |
Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
pageStart |
Integer |
Mandatory |
The customers with very large inventories, the amount of data returned may be very large. These values allow the users to page through the list of SIMs in manageable batches. |
pageEnd |
Integer |
Mandatory |
pageEnd must be greater than pageStart. |
productId |
Integer |
Mandatory |
You can specify one of the following values:
|
carrierName |
String |
Optional |
This is the Aeris name for a particular carrier provider. The examples here will use "AerisVFN." |
6.13.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.13.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Constraint |
Accept |
/ * |
Optional |
6.13.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name |
Value |
Description |
Content-Type |
application/json |
Defines the response format. |
Date |
<Date time Stamp> |
Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.13.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.13.4. Request Payload Description
The request payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes: none.
6.13.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name |
Data Type |
---|---|
iccid |
String |
imsi |
String |
dateAssigned |
String: YYYY-MM-DD formatted string. The date the SIM was first assigned to your account. |
name |
String. Unused at this time and will return null. |
carrier |
String |
6.13.6. Sample Request
GET http://localhost:8080/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/availableDevices?apiKey=<apiKey>&pageStart=1&pageEnd=5&productId=2
6.13.7. Sample Response
[
{
"iccid": "89014102272234567898",
"imsi": "204043395000091",
"dateAssigned": "2013-12-23",
"name": null,
"carrier": "AerisVFN"
},
{
"iccid": "89014102273234567898",
"imsi": "204043395000092",
"dateAssigned": "2013-12-23",
"name": null,
"carrier": "AerisVFN"
},
{
"iccid": "89014102274234567898",
"imsi": "204043395000093",
"dateAssigned": "2013-12-23",
"name": null,
"carrier": "AerisVFN"
},
{
"iccid": "89014102276234567898",
"imsi": "204043396000092",
"dateAssigned": "2013-12-23",
"name": null,
"carrier": "AerisVFN"
},
{
"iccid": "89014102271234567898",
"imsi": "204043396000095",
"dateAssigned": "2013-12-20",
"name": null,
"carrier": "AerisVFN"
}
]
6.13.8. Sample of Invalid Product ID
Request
http://localhost:8080/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/availableDevices?apiKey=<apiKey>&pageStart=1&pageEnd=5&productId=2000&carrierName=AerisVFN
Response:
Response code: 400 Bad request
Response Message: Error: Invalid product Id.
6.13.8. Sample of Invalid Product ID and Carrier Mapping
Request
http://localhost:8080/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/availableDevices?apiKey=<apiKey>&pageStart=1&pageEnd=5&productId=2&carrierName=ABCD
Response:
Response code: 400 Bad request
Response Message: Error: Invalid carrier and product mapping.
6.14. Account Operation - Get Summary of Device
This API is used to retrieve a summary for a device of a particular account.
6.14.1. URI
https://<host>[<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/device/<deviceIdType>/<deviceId>/device/summary?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.14.1.1. Variable Path Parameter
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
deviceIdType | String |
Identifies the device ID type, which can be one of the following:
|
deviceId | Integer | Defines the device ID generated according to the particular device type. |
6.14.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.14.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.14.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.14.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.14.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.14.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.14.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description |
---|---|---|
id | String | Returns the Aeris-specific ID assigned to the devices. |
accountId | Integer | Returns the account ID of the customer as specified in the path parameter of the request URI. |
mdn | String | Returns the MDN. |
iccid | String | Returns the ICCID. |
meid | String | Returns the MEID. |
esn | String | Returns the ESN. |
imsi | String | Returns the IMSI. |
min | String | Returns the MIN. |
status | String | Returns the provisioned state of the device. |
serviceProfile | String | Returns the service profile of the device. |
staticIP | String | Returns the static IP provisioned for the device (if applicable). |
technology | String |
Returns the type of mobile services, some example values are follows:
|
carrier | String | Returns the carrier service provider. |
statusStartDate | Date | Returns the date which the current provisioned state was set. |
trafficPolicy | String | Returns the current traffic policy restrictions on the device if set, else returns NULL. |
6.14.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/device/ICCID/89185000170713062770/device/summary?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.14.7. Sample Response
[
{
"id": "54775417",
"accountId": "21102",
"mdn": "11836575809",
"min": null,
"iccid": "89185000170713062770",
"meid": null,
"esn": "-",
"imsi": "204043397533953",
"status": "Bill",
"serviceProfile": "CustomerName_EU",
"staticIP": null,
"technology": "GSM",
"carrier": "AerisVFN",
"statusStartDate": "02-22-2018",
"trafficPolicy": null
}
]
6.15. Account Operation - Get Provisioned State
This API is used to retrieve the current provisioned status of the device.
6.15.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/device/<deviceIdType>/<deviceId>/status/provision?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.15.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
deviceIdType | String |
Identifies the device ID type, which can be one of the following:
|
deviceId | Integer | Defines the device ID generated according to the particular device type. |
6.15.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.15.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.15.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.15.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.15.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.15.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.15.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description |
---|---|---|
status | integer |
Returns one of the following values to indicate the device state:
|
6.15.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/21102/device/ICCID/89185000170713062770/status/provision?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.15.7. Sample Response
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6.16. Account Operation - Get the Registration Status of Device
This API is used to retrieve the registration status of the cellular device for previous hours, with exact date and time of the last registration.
6.16.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/device/<deviceIdType>/<deviceId>/status/cellular?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.16.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
deviceIdType | String |
Defines the unique identifier for representation of the device which can be of following types:
|
deviceId | Integer | Defines the device ID generated according to the particular device type. |
6.16.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.16.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.16.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.16.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.16.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.16.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.16.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description |
---|---|---|
status | String | Returns True if the device has registered on the network in last 48 hours else returns False. |
statusMessage | String | Returns the date and time of the last registration of the device. |
ipAddress | String | Returns the IP address if in packet session. |
lastConnectionAt | String | Returns information on the last connection. |
lastKnownLocation | Location | Returns the last SGSN location of the connected device. |
lastKnownLocationDate | Location and Date | Returns the date and time of the last known SGSN location of the connected device. |
lastRegRecordType | String | Unused |
lastRegRecordDate | Date |
Unused |
6.16.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/device/ICCID/89185000170713062770/status/cellular?apiKey=<apiKey>
16.6.7. Sample Response
[
{
"status": "false",
"statusMessage": "No Registration in last 48 hrs.\nLast Registration At 2018-02-22 07:38:36",
"ipAddress": null,
"lastConnectionAt": null,
"lastKnownLocation": "628110723143",
"lastKnownLocationDate": "2018-02-22 07:38:36",
"lastRegRecordType": null,
"lastRegRecordDate": null
}
]
6.17. Account Operation - Get Traffic Summary
This section of AerAdmin API documentation outlines the overall information about traffic, for example authorization, registration, and location.
6.17.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/device/<deviceIdType>/<deviceId>/traffic/summary?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.17.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as provided on the AerPort Portal. |
deviceIdType | String |
Identifies the device ID type, which can be one of the following:
|
deviceId | Integer | Defines the device ID according to the particular device type. |
6.17.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.17.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.17.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.17.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.17.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.17.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.17.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description |
---|---|---|
lastRegTime | DateTime | Returns the time stamp when the device was last registered on the network. |
lastInactivtime | DateTime | Returns the last time stamp when the device was not registered on the network. |
lastStrtTime | DateTime | Returns the start time stamp of the last data session from the device. |
lastStpTime | DateTime | Returns the stop time stamp of the last data session from the device. |
lastVceMOTime | DateTime | Returns the time stamp of the last outgoing voice call from the device. |
lastVceMTTime | DateTime | Returns the time stamp of the last incoming voice call to the device. |
lastSMSMOTime | DateTime | Returns the time stamp of the last outgoing SMS from the device. |
lastSMSMTTime | DateTime | Returns the time stamp of the last incoming SMS to the device. |
lastRegLoc | Long | Returns the last VLR location of the device. |
lastCellId | Long | Returns the last Cell ID of the device, where the device was registered. |
lastSGSNLoc | Long | Returns the last SGSN location of the device. |
lastAuthTime | DateTime | Returns the last time stamp, when the device was authrorized on the network. |
6.17.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/device/ICCID/89185000170713062770/traffic/summary?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.17.7. Sample Response
[
{
"lastRegTime": "2018-02-22 07:38:36Z",
"lastInctvTime": null,
"lastStrtTime": "2018-02-26 15:56:05Z",
"lastStpTime": "2018-02-26 17:05:50Z",
"lastVceMOTime": null,
"lastVceMTTime": null,
"lastSMSMOTime": null,
"lastSMSMTTime": "2018-02-22 09:20:34Z",
"lastRegLoc": "628110723143",
"lastCellId": null,
"lastSGSNLoc": null,
"lastAuthTime": null
}
]
6.18. Account Operation - Get Transaction Summary of Devices
This API is used to get the transaction summary of a device by listing up to 200 records in last 2 days.
6.18.1. URI
https://<host>[<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/device/<deviceIdType>/<deviceId>/transaction/summary?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.18.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
deviceIdType | String |
Identifies the deviceId type, which can be one of the following:
|
deviceId | Integer | Defines the device ID generated according to the particular device type. |
6.18.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.18.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.18.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.18.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.18.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.18.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.18.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description | |
---|---|---|---|
pktSessionCnt | Integer | Retuns the packet session count. | |
pktInKB | Integer | Returns the size of incoming packets in KB. | |
pktOutKB | Integer | Returns the size of outing packets in KB. | |
mtSmsCnt | Integer | Returns the count of incoming SMS. | |
moSmsCnt | Integer | Returns the count of outgoing SMS. | |
voiceDuration | Integer | Returns the duration of voice call. | |
regCnt | Integer | Returns the count of total network registration activities by the device. | |
deRegCnt | Integer | Returns the count of network deregistration activities by the device. | |
toalSmsCnt | Integer | Returns the total SMS count sent and received by the device. | |
lastPktSessionTime | DateTime | Always returns NULL. | |
lastMtSmsTime | DateTime | Always returns NULL. | |
lastMoSmsTime | DateTime | Always returns NULL. | |
lastVoiceTime | DateTime | Always returns NULL. | |
lastRegTime | DateTime | Always returns NULL. |
6.18.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/device/ICCID/89185000170713062770/transaction/summary?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.18.7. Sample Response
[
{
"pktSessionCnt": 10,
"pktInKB": 23,
"pktOutKB": 10,
"mtSmsCnt": 0,
"moSmsCnt": 0,
"voiceDuration": 0,
"regCnt": 0,
"deRegCnt": 0,
"toalSmsCnt": 0,
"lastPktSessionTime": null,
"lastMtSmsTime": null,
"lastMoSmsTime": null,
"lastVoiceTime": null,
"lastRegTime": null
}
]
6.19. Account Operation - Get Daily Usage Summary of Device
This API is used to retrieve the device usage summary for last 7 days of a particular account.
6.19.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/device/<deviceIdType>/<deviceId>/dailyUsageSummary?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.19.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
deviceIdType | String |
Identifies the device ID type, which can be one of the following:
|
deviceId | Integer | Defines the device ID according to the particular device type. |
6.19.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.19.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.19.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.19.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.19.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.19.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.19.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description |
---|---|---|
packetKB | Number | Returns the size of packets in Kilobytes consumed by the device. |
smsCount | Number | Returns the number of messages sent and received by the device. |
voiceMinutes | Number | Returns the voice call duration of the device. |
date | Date | Returns the date for which the device usage is displayed. |
6.19.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/device/ICCID/89185000170713062770/dailyUsageSummary?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.19.7. Sample Response
[
{
"packetKB": 431,
"smsCount": 0,
"voiceMinutes": 0,
"date": "02/26/2018"
},
{
"packetKB": 270,
"smsCount": 0,
"voiceMinutes": 0,
"date": "02/24/2018"
},
{
"packetKB": 303,
"smsCount": 0,
"voiceMinutes": 0,
"date": "02/23/2018"
},
{
"packetKB": 268,
"smsCount": 0,
"voiceMinutes": 0,
"date": "02/22/2018"
}
]
6.20. Account Operation - Get Data Service Type
This API is used to retrieve the data service type for a particular device.
6.20.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/device/<deviceIdType>/<deviceId>/data/servicetype?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.20.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
deviceId | Integer | Defines the device ID generated according to the particular device type. |
deviceIdType | String |
Identifies the device ID type if the groupType value is Device, which can be one of the following:
|
6.20.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.20.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.20.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.20.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.20.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.20.4. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/device/ICCID/89185000170713062770/data/servicetype?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.20.5. Sample Response
Returns the data service type of a device i.e. 2G, 3G or 4G.
2G-3G Data
6.21. Account Operation - Get Activity
This API retrieves the changes in activities of a device for a particular account.
6.21.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/device/<deviceIdType>/<deviceId>/activity?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.21.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
deviceIdType | String |
Identifies the device ID type, which can be one of the following:
|
deviceId | String | Defines the device ID according to the particular device type. |
6.21.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.21.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.21.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.21.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.21.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.21.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.21.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description | |
---|---|---|---|
deviceId | String | Returns the Aeris-specific device ID. | |
accountId | Long | Returns the account ID of the customer to which the device is assigned. This is the same as specified in the path parameter of the request URI. | |
changeDate | Date | Returns the date of the device details when last changed. | |
changeType | String | Returns the type of modification performed. | |
changeValue | String | Returns the value of the modification. For example, if the changeType is Status then changeValue can be Bill. | |
changedBy | String | Returns the name of the user or service which performed the modification. | |
mdn | String | Returns the Mobile Directory Number (MDN) of the device. | |
meid | Long | Returns the Mobile Equipment Identifier which is a globally unique 56 bits number identifying a physical piece of CDMA mobile station equipment. | |
hexmeid | String | Returns the hexadecimal Mobile Equipment Identifier which is a globally unique 56 bits number identifying a physical piece of CDMA mobile station equipment. | |
iccid | Long | Returns the ICCID (Integrated Circuit Card Identifier) of the device, which is a unique serial number (ICCID). | |
imsi | Long | Returns the International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) of the device. | |
msisdn | Long | Returns the MSISDN of the device. | |
min | String | Returns the Mobile Identification Number (MIN) of the device. | |
esn | Long | Returns the Electronic Serial Number (ESN) of the device, which is a unique 32-bits identification number embedded by manufacturers in wireless phones. | |
hexEsn | String | Returns the Electronic Serial Number (ESN) of the device in hexadecimal format. | |
technology | String | Returns the technology used by the device i.e. GSM. | |
deviceProfileId | String | Returns an Aeris-specific unique ID for the device profile. | |
primaryTechnologyofNewdevice | String | Unused |
6.21.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/device/ICCID/89185000150911597645/activity?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.21.7. Sample Response
[
{
"deviceId": 39193529,
"accountId": 1,
"changeDate": "2017-08-09",
"changeType": "Status",
"changeValue": "Bill",
"changedBy": "aerbill_device_defaultin",
"mdn": "11835420739",
"meid": null,
"hexMeid": null,
"iccid": "89185000150911597645",
"imsi": "204043396464386",
"msisdn": "11835420739",
"min": null,
"esn": null,
"hexEsn": null,
"technology": "GSM",
"deviceProfileId": "AER0000006169012",
"primaryTechnologyOfNewDevice": null
},
{
"deviceId": 39193529,
"accountId": 1,
"changeDate": "2016-08-08",
"changeType": "Rate Plan",
"changeValue": "90DAYSTRIAL_GLOBAL",
"changedBy": "aerport@aeris.net",
"mdn": "11835420739",
"meid": null,
"hexMeid": null,
"iccid": "89185000150911597645",
"imsi": "204043396464386",
"msisdn": "11835420739",
"min": null,
"esn": null,
"hexEsn": null,
"technology": "GSM",
"deviceProfileId": "AER0000006169012",
"primaryTechnologyOfNewDevice": null
},
{
"deviceId": 39193529,
"accountId": 1,
"changeDate": "2016-08-08",
"changeType": "Status",
"changeValue": "Provision",
"changedBy": "aerbill_device_defaultin",
"mdn": "11835420739",
"meid": null,
"hexMeid": null,
"iccid": "89185000150911597645",
"imsi": "204043396464386",
"msisdn": "11835420739",
"min": null,
"esn": null,
"hexEsn": null,
"technology": "GSM",
"deviceProfileId": "AER0000006169012",
"primaryTechnologyOfNewDevice": null
}
]
6.22. Account Operation - Get Network Location
This API retrieves the network location information of the device based on the last data session established by the device in last 30 days.
6.22.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/device/<deviceIdType>/<deviceId>/networklocation?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.22.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
deviceIdType | String |
Identifies the deviceId type, which can be one of the following:
|
deviceId | Integer | Defines the device ID generated according to particular device type. |
6.22.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.22.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.22.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.22.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.22.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.22.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.22.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
cellId | String | Returns the last Cell ID of the device, where the device was registered. Returns NULL if there is no data session in last 30 days. |
lastSessionTime | String |
Returns the time stamp of last data session established by the device. Returns NULL if there is no data session in last 30 days. The format returned is yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.000Z. For example: 2021-03-04T11:05:24.000Z. The T is a constant. The 000 represent milliseconds but will always return three zeroes. The ending Z is the UTC time zone indicator. |
devicesNearbyCount | String | Returns the number of devices, which were connected to same cell ID of the queried device. |
duration | String | Returns the time duration of the last data session, or NULL. |
userMessage | String |
Returns a user message, some of the examples are as follows:
This can be NULL in case all fields have a value. |
6.22.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/device/ICCID/89185000170426341743/networklocation?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.22.7. Sample Response
[
{
"cellId": "15F00105993435",
"lastSessionTime": "2021-03-04T11:05:24.000Z",
"devicesNearbyCount": "13",
"duration": "5",
"userMessage": null
}
]
6.23. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Connectivity Alerts
This API is used to retrieve the alerts settings for a particular account.
6.23.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/alerts/profiles?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.23.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
6.23.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.23.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.23.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.23.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.23.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.23.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.23.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description | |||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
alertThresholdId | Long | Defines the unique ID of the alert threshold assigned by the application. | |||||||||
accountId | Long | Defines the account ID of the customer as specified in the path parameter of the request URI. | |||||||||
name | String | Defines the value of Name field as specified by the user, while creating the alert. | |||||||||
description | String | Defines the description of the alert as specified by the user. | |||||||||
alertType | String |
Defines the type of network activity to be monitored for generating the alert.
|
|||||||||
groupType | String |
Defines the group identifier to identify the devices for alert monitoring.
|
|||||||||
groupId | String |
Defines the group Id based on the groupType field.
|
|||||||||
deviceType | String |
Identifies the device Id type if the groupType value is Device, which can be one of the following:
Otherwise, it remains NULL. |
|||||||||
aggregateToGroup | String | Always return a NULL value. | |||||||||
timeInterval | String |
Defines the time interval for counting the device activity and matching the same with thrshold limits.
|
|||||||||
minValue | Number | Defines the minimum threshold value of the alert. If the device does not meet this criteria in the given frequency an alert gets generated. | |||||||||
maxValue | Number | Defines the maximum threshold value of the alert. If the device goes beond this limit in the given frequency an alert gets generated. | |||||||||
unitOfMeasurement | String |
Defines the unit of measurement for the given Max threshold value. This value differs for each alertType value:
|
|||||||||
textValue | String | Always return a NULL value. | |||||||||
effDate | Date | Defines the start date for alert monitring. | |||||||||
expDate | Date | Defines the end date of the alert. | |||||||||
createdBy | String | Defines the email ID of the user who created the alert. | |||||||||
createdDate | Date | Defines the date of creating the alert. | |||||||||
lastUpdatedBy | String | Defines the email ID of the last user who updated the alert definition. | |||||||||
lastUpdatedDate | Date | Defines the date when the alerts is updated last. | |||||||||
alertCategory | Date | Always return a NULL value. | |||||||||
alertSubType | String |
Defines the further filtering criteria for the monitoring the selected alertType as follows:
|
|||||||||
minThresholdUnit | String | Defines the unit of measurement for the given Min threshold value. | |||||||||
masterAlert |
Returns one of the following values: Need to elaborate further.
|
||||||||||
thresholdType | String |
Defines the type of threshold unit based on the select network activity, as follows:
Default Value is Occurrence |
|||||||||
previsionVersionId | Number | Defines either NULL or same as alertThresholdId. | |||||||||
actions | [ ] | Array | Defines an array of actions, which should be taken by the application on the device when the alerts threshold breaches. | ||||||||
actionId | Number |
Defines the actions id, which needs to be taken on breaching of Alert threshold, as follows:
An alerts can have more than one actions associated to it. |
|||||||||
type | String |
Defines the type of action associated with each action Id, as follows:
|
|||||||||
description | String | Defines a short description of the actions being taken. | |||||||||
actionValue | String | Defines the AerCloud ContainerID to publish the alert information for actionId 8, else remains NULL. | |||||||||
effDate | Date | Defines the start date of the action. Mostly, it remains same as start date of the Alert. | |||||||||
expDate | Date | Defines the end date of the action. Mostly, it remains same as end date of the Alert. | |||||||||
createdBy | String | Defines the email ID of the user who defined the action information. | |||||||||
createdDate | Date | Defines the date on which the action information was defined. | |||||||||
lastUpdatedBy | String | Defines the email ID of the user who last updated the action information. | |||||||||
lastUpdatedDate | Date | Defines the date on which the action information was last updated. |
6.23.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/alerts/profiles?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.23.7. Sample Response
[
{
"alertThresholdId": 66778,
"accountId": 1,
"name": "Test Alert",
"description": "",
"alertType": "Packet",
"groupType": "Account",
"groupId": "1",
"deviceType": "",
"aggregateToGroup": true,
"timeInterval": "Daily",
"minValue": 1,
"maxValue": 50,
"unitOfMeasurement": "KB",
"textValue": null,
"effDate": "02-02-2018 00:00:00",
"expDate": null,
"createdBy": "aerport@aeris.net",
"createdDate": "02-01-2018 15:04:30",
"lastUpdatedBy": "aerport@aeris.net",
"lastUpdatedDate": "02-01-2018 15:04:30",
"alertCategory": null,
"alertSubType": "Packet",
"minThresholdUnit": "KB",
"masterAlert": false,
"thresholdType": "Usage",
"previsionVersionId": 0,
"actions": [
{
"actionId": 1,
"type": "Email",
"description": "send an email when a threshold is crossed",
"actionValue": null,
"effDate": null,
"expDate": null,
"createdBy": "aerport@aeris.net",
"createdDate": "2018-02-01",
"lastUpdatedBy": "aerport@aeris.net",
"lastUpdatedDate": "2018-02-01"
}
],
"deviceProfileLevel": false
}
]
6.24. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Activity Summary of Alerted Devices
This API is used to retrieve the device details and its corresponding activity usage that breached the configuration of a particular alert.
6.24.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/alerts/profiles/<alertId>/activity/devices?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.24.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
alertId | Long | Defines the unique ID of the alert threshold assigned by the application. You can use the Get Connectivity Alerts API to fetch this value. |
6.24.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.24.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.24.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.24.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.24.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.24.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.24.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description | |
---|---|---|---|
deviceId | String | Defines the device ID generated according to the particular device type. | |
mdn | String | Defines MDN of the device. | |
usage | String | Defines the device usage for the alert duration. | |
subscriptionId | String | Defines the device profile ID. | |
threshold | Long | Defines the threshold value as configured in th alert. | |
unit | String | Defines the usage unit of measurement. For example, the data usage is monitored in KB. |
6.24.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/alerts/profiles/66778/activity/devices?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.24.7. Sample Response
[
{
"deviceId": "34187169",
"mdn": "11835320473",
"usage": "52.435546875",
"subscriptionId": "AER0000005384715",
"threshold": 50,
"unit": "KB"
},
{
"deviceId": "36994745",
"mdn": "11835363407",
"usage": "274.0693359375",
"subscriptionId": "AER0000005823870",
"threshold": 50,
"unit": "KB"
}
]
6.25. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Action Information for Alerts
This API gets information about all actions that can be taken when device breaches the alert threshold.
6.25.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/alerts/metadata/actions?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.25.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Long | Defines the customer account ID as available on the AerPort Portal. |
6.25.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.25.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.25.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.25.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.25.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.25.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.25.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
actionId | Integer |
Defines the possible actions, which an alert can trigger, when the threshold breaches:
An alert can have more than one actions associated to it. |
type | String |
Defines the type of action associated with each action Id, as follows:
|
description | String | Defines a short description of the actions being taken for e.g. Blocking packet services, sending e-mail etc. |
actionValue | String | Defines the AerCloud ContainerID to publish the alert information for actionId 8, else remains NULL. |
effDate | Date | Defines the start date of the action. Mostly, it remains same as start date of the Alert. |
expDate | Date | Defines the end date of the action. Mostly, it remains same as end date of the Alert. |
createdBy | String | Defines the email ID of the user who defined the action information. |
createdDate | Date | Defines the date on which the action information was defined. |
lastUpdatedBy | String | Defines the email ID of the user who last updated the action information. |
lastUpdatedDate | Date | Defines the date on which the action information was last updated. |
6.25.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/alerts/metadata/actions?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.25.7. Sample Response
[
{
"actionId": 1,
"type": "Email",
"description": "send an email when a threshold is crossed",
"actionValue": null,
"effDate": null,
"expDate": null,
"createdBy": null,
"createdDate": null,
"lastUpdatedBy": null,
"lastUpdatedDate": null
}
]
6.26. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Alerts Summary
This API is used to retrieve the summary of alerts as configured for the customer account. This API also returns the summary of two default alert profiles having -1 and -2 as their alert ID. These default profiles are created by the system for each account for different purposes on the AerPort portal.
6.26.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/alerts/profiles/activity/summary?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.26.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Long | Defines the customer account ID as available on the AerPort Portal. |
6.26.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.26.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.26.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.26.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.26.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.26.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.26.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description | ||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Id | String | Defines the unique ID of the alert threshold assigned by the application. | ||||||||
name | String | Defines the value of Name field as specified by the user, while creating the alert. | ||||||||
type | String |
Defines the type of network activity to be monitored for generating the alert.
|
||||||||
unit | string |
Defines the unit of measurement for the given threshold value. This value differs for each alertType value:
|
||||||||
count | Integer | This field always returns a Zero value. |
6.26.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/alerts/profiles/activity/summary?apikey=<apiKey>
6.26.7. Sample Response
[
{
"id": "-1",
"name": "Top Data Users - Last 3 Days",
"type": "TOTAL USAGE (KB)",
"unit": "KB",
"count": 0
},
{
"id": "-2",
"name": "Smart Network Alerts",
"type": "WARNING",
"unit": "",
"count": 0
},
{
"id": "62434",
"name": "Test Alert_Data Not Reporting",
"type": "Total Usage (KB)",
"unit": "KB",
"count": 0
}
]
6.27. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Alert Summary with Device Count
This API is used to retrieve the summary of alerts with their corresponding device counts which have breached the alert thresholds. This API also returns the summary of two default alert profiles having -1 and -2 as their alert ID.These default profiles are created by the system for each account for different purposes on the AerPort portal.
6.27.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/alerts/profiles/activity/counts?apiKey=<apikey>
6.27.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
6.27.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.27.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.27.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.27.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.27.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.27.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.27.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description | ||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
id | Long | Defines the unique ID of the alert threshold assigned by the application. | ||||||||
name | String | Defines the value of Name field as specified by the user, while creating the alert. | ||||||||
type | String |
Defines the type of network activity getting monitored for generating the alert.
|
||||||||
unit | String |
Defines the unit of measurement for the given threshold value. This value differs for each alertType value:
|
||||||||
count | Integer | Identifies the number of devices which have breached the alert threshold limit. |
6.27.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/alerts/profiles/activity/counts?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.27.7. Sample Response
[
{
"id": "-1",
"name": "Top Data Users - Last 3 Days",
"type": "TOTAL USAGE (KB)",
"unit": "KB",
"count": 10
},
{
"id": "-2",
"name": "Smart Network Alerts",
"type": "WARNING",
"unit": "",
"count": 0
},
{
"id": "62434",
"name": "Test Alert_Data Not Reporting",
"type": "Total Usage (KB)",
"unit": "KB",
"count": 16739
}
]
6.28. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Streaming Events
This API is useful when you want notifications to be pushed from the server to the client based on criteria that you define.
6.28.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/alerts/streamingevents?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.28.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
6.28.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.28.2. HTTP Headers
The following standard and custom HTTP headers are supported.
6.28.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.28.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.28.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.28.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.28.5. Response Payload Description
The response payload is provided as JSON objects with the following attributes:
Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Description | |
---|---|---|---|
eventId |
String | Defines the Event unique Identifier. | |
accountId
|
Long | Defines the account ID of the customer as specified in the path parameter of the request URI. | |
name
|
String | Defines the value of Name field as specified by the user, while creating Bold the alert. | |
description |
String | Defines the description of the alert as specified by the user. | |
groupType
|
String |
Defines the group identifier to identify the devices for alert monitoring.
|
|
groupId
|
String |
Defines the group ID based on the groupType field.
|
|
deviceType
|
String |
Identifies the device ID type if the groupType value is Device, which can be one of the following:
Otherwise, it remains NULL. |
|
eventType
|
String | Represents a search that returns a specific type of event or a useful collection of events i.e., Registration. Every event that can be returned by that search gets an association with that event type. | |
effDate |
Date | Defines the start date for alert monitoring. | |
expDate |
Date | Defines the end date of the alert. | |
maxPerTimeInterval |
Unused |
Unused |
|
timeInterval
|
String
|
Defines the time interval for counting the device activity and matching the same with threshold limits.
|
|
previousVersionId |
Unused | Unused | |
createdBy |
String | Defines the email Id of the user who created the alert. | |
createdDate |
Date | Defines the date of creating the alert. | |
lastUpdatedBy |
String | Defines the email ID of the last user who updated the alert definition. | |
lastUpdatedDate |
Date | Defines the date when the alerts is updated last. | |
endpoints
|
[ ] | String | Represents an object or collection of objects and it is used for the important aspects of interacting with server-side web APIs. |
eventId | String | Defines the Event unique Identifier. | |
endpointType | Unused | Unused | |
endpointValue |
Unused |
Unused |
|
effDate | Date | Defines the start date of the action. Mostly, it remains same as start date of the Alert. | |
expDate | Date | Defines the end date of the action. Mostly, it remains same as end date of the Alert. | |
createdBy | String | Defines the email ID of the user who defined the action information. | |
createdDate | Date | Defines the date on which the action information was defined. | |
lastUpdatedBy | String | Defines the email ID of the user who last updated the action information. | |
lastUpdatedDate | Date | Defines the date on which the action information was last updated. |
6.28.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/alerts/streamingevents?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.28.7. Sample Response
[
{
"eventId": 485,
"accountId": 1,
"name": "MG_Registration02",
"description": "Test for streaming all registration events",
"groupType": "Account",
"groupId": "1",
"deviceType": null,
"eventType": "Registration",
"effDate": "10-29-2016 00:00:00",
"expDate": "12-31-2999 00:00:00",
"maxPerTimeInterval": 0,
"timeInterval": "Daily",
"previousVersionId": 0,
"createdBy": aerport@aeris.net,
"createdDate": "10-28-2016 11:51:31",
"lastUpdatedBy": aerport@aeris.net,
"lastUpdatedDate": "10-28-2016 11:51:31",
"endpoints": [
{
"eventId": 485,
"endpointType": "AerCloud",
"endpointValue": "AerEventStreamContainer",
"effDate": "2016-10-29",
"expDate": "2999-12-31",
"createdBy": aerport@aeris.net,
"createdDate": "10-28-2016 11:51:31",
"lastUpdatedBy": aerport@aeris.net,
"lastUpdatedDate": "10-28-2016 11:51:31",
}
}
]
6.29. Connectivity Alerts Operation - Get Device List for an Alert Profile
This API is used to retrieve the list of devices for breaching the thresholds of the given alert profile.
6.29.1. URI
https://<host>[:<port>]/AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/<accountId>/alerts/profiles/<alertId>/activity/devices/csv?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.29.1.1. Variable Path Parameters
The preceding URI has the following variable path parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
accountId | Integer | Defines the customer account ID as generated on the AerPort Portal. |
alertId | Integer | Defines the unique alert ID provided by the web server. |
6.29.1.2. Query Parameters
The preceding URI has the following query parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
apiKey | String | Defines the unique API key that is assigned to the customer account for accessing the API. This API key can be retrieved from the AerPort Portal. |
6.29.2. HTTP Headers
6.29.2.1. Request Headers
HTTP headers available for the request are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Constraint |
Accept | application/json | Optional |
Content-Type | application/json | Mandatory |
Accept-Charset | utf-8 | Optional |
6.29.2.2. Response Headers
HTTP headers available for the response are as follows:
Field Name | Value | Description |
Content-Type | application/json | Defines the response format. |
Content-Length | <n> | The content length value varies for each response. |
Date | <Date time Stamp> | Date time stamp of receiving the response. |
6.29.3. Method Type
Method Type |
GET |
6.29.4. Request Payload Description
N/A
6.29.5. Response Payload Description
Returns a csv file as response having following information about each device:
Attribute Name | Description |
---|---|
Alert Name | Defines the alert name as specified by the user, while creating the alert. |
Group Type |
Defines the group identifier to identify the devices for alert monitoring.
|
MSISDN | Defines the corresponding ID of the device. |
ESN | |
MEID | |
MIN | |
ICCID | |
IMSI | |
HEX MEID | |
Report Group | Defines the report group number of the device, which is provided while provisioning the device. |
Status | Defines the current status of the device. For example, Bill and Provision. |
Rate Plan | Defines the rate plan name of the device. |
Pool Name | Defines the pool name of device, to which the device is allocated. Rate plan group is derived from assigned rate plan. |
Service Type | Defines the type of service type being monitored by the alert profile. |
Service Sub Type | Defines the sub types of services given to a device. |
Alert Date (UTC) | Defines a date at which alert is generated for the device. |
Threshold Value | Defines a minimum value of the alert profile. |
Actual Value | Defines the actual value shown by the device. |
Max Unit of Measurement | Defines the unit of measurement for the given Max threshold value. This value differs for each alertType value. It may be in KB, MB or GB. |
Min Unit of Measurement | Defines the unit of measurement for the given Min threshold value. This value differs for each alertType value. It may be in KB, MB or GB. |
HEX ESN | Defines an Electronic Serial Number which is a unique 32-bits identification number embedded by manufacturers in wireless phones. It is in hexadecimal format. |
Status Date (UTC) | Defines the date on which the device is moved to its given status. |
Service Name | Defines the service profile name that is assigned to the device. |
Static IP | Defines the static IP if assigned to the device, else returns a null. |
Application Type |
Defines the application type for a device, which can be one of the follows:
|
Activation Date (UTC) | Defines the activation date of the device. |
Device Name | Defines a unique name of the device connected to the API. |
Current Location | Defines the location of the device currently active. |
Custom Field 1 | Defines the corresponding custom field value of the device, which is provided at time of provisioning of the device. |
Custom Field 2 | |
Custom Field 3 | |
Custom Field 4 | |
Custom Field 5 |
6.29.6. Sample Request
GET /AerAdmin_WS_5_0/rest/accounts/1/alerts/profiles?apiKey=<apiKey>
6.29.7. Sample Response
Returns a csv file or excel file gets downloaded.
7. Error Codes
The following table list down the error codes that are returned by the all API calls and is based on type of error occurred:
Error Code |
Error Message |
0 |
Success |
1000 |
Invalid device ID |
1001 |
Missing required field |
1002 |
Invalid service name/login/password value |
1003 |
Invalid date |
1004 |
Invalid application ID |
1005 |
Invalid application type value |
1006 |
Invalid primary MIN |
1007 |
Primary MIN does not belong to the account ID submitted |
1008 |
Primary MIN and ESN does not belong to the account ID submitted |
1009 |
Device not provisioned/cancelled |
1010 |
Device already activated |
1011 |
Primary MIN is already provisioned with another ESN |
1012 |
Incorrect ESN |
1013 |
Incorrect IMSI |
1014 |
IMSI does not belong to the account ID generated in the request. |
1015 |
Invalid radio and or firmware value |
1016 |
Radio/firmware/application type value does not match the value stored in AerAdmin db. |
1017 |
Duplicate shared secondary MIN(s) |
1018 |
Duplicate unique secondary MIN(s) |
1019 |
Invalid secondary MIN(s) |
1020 |
Secondary MIN(s) does not belong the account ID submitted |
1021 |
Mismatched shared secondary MIN(s) |
1022 |
Mismatched unique secondary MIN(s) |
1023 |
Missing shared secondary MIN(s) |
1024 |
Missing unique secondary MIN(s) |
1025 |
Secondary MIN(s) are not allowed |
1026 |
Too many secondary MIN(s). A maximum of 9 secondary MIN(s) are allowed. |
1027 |
Invalid rate plan |
1028 |
Missing rate plan |
1029 |
The request results in no change for the device. |
1030 |
Unable to generate authentication key |
1031 |
Unable to generate IMSI |
1032 |
Unable to generate primary MIN |
1033 |
The credit period for the pre-paid device has expired |
1034 |
AerAdmin internal error |
1035 |
Error while provisioning device |
# 1036 - 1039 Aeris Reserved |
|
1040 |
Database connection problem |
1041 |
Error in the carrier system |
1042 |
Invalid current location format |
1043 |
Missing current location |
1044 |
Invalid radio technology |
1045 |
Invalid ICCID |
1046 |
Device already Activated |
1047 |
Device not Activated |
1048 |
Invalid MSISDN |
1049 |
Device Not Found (Not activated/Cancelled/Not owner) |
1050 |
General device activation error |
1051 |
General Device Deactivation Error |
1052 |
General Device Rate Plan Change Error |
1053 |
General device query error |
1054 |
General device update error |
1055 |
General service name change error |
1056 |
General start billing error |
1057 |
General reprovision error |
1058 |
Start billing error - no rate plan |
1059 |
Suspend device billing error |
1060 |
Radio is not voice capable |
1061 |
Activate error - no rate plan |
1062 |
Device does not have AKEY SSD (Shared Secret Data) information |
1063 |
Retrieve device AKEY SSD (Shared Secret Data) error |
1064 |
Unable to generate SSD (Shared Secret Data) |
# 1065 - 1071 Aeris Reserved |
|
1072 |
Invalid device ID format |
1073 |
Invalid device ID type |
1074 |
Pseudo ESN is not a valid device type, please use MEID |
1075 |
Device is not authorized for packet data |
1076 |
Device AKEY and SSD (Shared Secret Data) already exist |
1077 |
Invalid MEID |
# 1078 - 1087 Aeris Reserved |
|
1088 |
MIN not available |
1089 |
Cannot change device state |
1090 |
Cannot assign static IP to device |
1091 |
Device not authorized to receive a static IP address |
1092 |
IP address already assigned |
1093 |
Private IP address not available |
1094 |
Static IP address not available |
1096 |
Invalid start date |
1097 |
Invalid end date |
1098 |
Device ID not provided |
# 1099 Aeris Reserved |
|
1100 |
Device not provisioned for 1XRTT capability |
1101 |
Invalid device ID type |
1102 |
Invalid technology type |
1103 |
NGP not available |
1104 |
Static IP request error |
1105 |
Device Reprovision Error |
1106 |
Re-Provision Carrier Error |
1107 |
Device Suspend Error |
1109 |
Invalid Report Group |
1110 |
Multiple Services Device |
1111 |
EDF not in Sprint |
1112 |
Invalid Carrier |
# 613 - 630 Aeris Reserved. |
|
1131 |
Only Cancel Code ID can be updated |
1132 |
Cannot update Cancel Code ID |
1133 |
Unknown Cancel Code ID |
1134 |
Device in Pending Mode |
1135 |
DeviceIDList too long |
1136 |
Mandatory input field missing |
1137 |
Incorrect number of Devices |
1138 |
Must have a non-null value |
1139 |
No StaticIP to be removed |
1140 |
General Remove StaticIP error |
1141 |
Error while validating xml. Please verify if the request is valid or contact the administrator. |
1142 |
XML Validation Error |
1143 |
Transformation Exceptions; Expected Request device id is not sent. Searched for ESN, ICCID, IMEI, IMSI, MDN, MEID, MIN, and MSISDN |
1144 |
Unable to fetch API key |
1145 |
Async Handling Error |
1146 |
Invalid Operation |
1147 |
Unable to service your request. Fatal error while processing your request. |
1148 |
Requested Operation Not Supported |
1149 |
AerAdmin Internal Error |
1150 |
Invalid TransactionID |
1151 |
Database connection problem! Error saving request. Try again. |
1152 |
Carrier system access error |
1153 |
Invalid current location format |
1154 |
Missing current location |
1155 |
AerTraffic report records exceed maximun size |
1156 |
Too many sessions - Try again later |
1157 |
Exceeds maximum in record count |
1158 |
Exceeds maximum out record count |
1159 |
Invalid operation - service not allowed |
1160 |
No other traffic type can be sent with All |
1161 |
For GSM devices only trafficType All is allowed |
1162 |
Not Allowed |
1163 |
Allowed max limit for bulk operations is |
1164 |
Requested traffic already blocked |
MCRP Errors |
|
1165 |
Invalid Current Effective date |
1166 |
The device must complete a full billing cycle in the current rate plan before changing to another rate plan. |
1167 |
New rate plan selected is not higher than the current rate plan |
1168 |
Request is processed too late |
1169 |
The New Effective Date should be a future date |
1170 |
Effective date should be within next 60 days |
1171 |
Invalid New Effective date format (usage: MM-dd-YYYY) |
1172 |
The user account does not have the new rate plan/pool name combination |
1173 |
Invalid Effective date format (usage: MM-dd-YYYY) |
1174 |
Device ID is required |
1175 |
New Rate Plan/Pool Name is required |
Hector Errors |
|
1176 |
Cassandra Database problem |
AerCloud Errors |
|
1177 |
Aercloud Service Down |
1178 |
General Aercloud Error |
1179 |
APN missing for a packet enabled Service |
1180 |
Bulk request is In-Progress |
1181 |
Bulk request is Complete |
1182 |
Rate plan change from monthly plan to annual plan and vice-versa is not allowed. |
1183 |
Unable to Unblock |
1184 |
Exceeded platform wide limit for the number of bulk operations. Please try again later. |
1185 |
Exceeded per account limit for the number of bulk operations. Please try again later. |
1186 |
This API is currently unavailable. Please try again later. |
1187 |
Multimode Provisioning error |
1400 |
Device has never been provisioned so it cannot be reprovisioned. |
API Parameters and Limitations |
|
1503 |
Service Profile and Rate Plan should have the same RAT_Type |
1506 | Device attribute length is invalid.
|
Partner Errors* |
|
2000 |
Device Provision Error |
2001 |
Device Reprovision Error |
2002 |
Device Cancel Error |
2003 |
Device Change Rate Plan Error |
2004 |
Device Suspend Error |
2005 |
Device Unsuspend Error |
2006 |
Device Clear Device Registration Error |
2026 | Request accepted, in-progress |
2027 | Unable to complete requested operation |
* Partner ResultMessages may contain additional details |
deviceProfiles |
List<DeviceProfileResponse> DeviceProfileResponse
|
Optional |
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