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mmcli

mmcli is a command-line tool that stands for Modem Manager CLI. It is used for managing modems and SIM cards on Linux systems. With mmcli, users can interact with GSM/UMTS modems that support the 3GPP TS 27.007, Mobile Broadband Interface Model (MBIM), and QMI protocols.

This tool provides a wide range of functionalities for controlling and monitoring modems. Users can initiate data connections, send and receive SMS messages, manage SIM cards, query network information, monitor signal strength, and more. It supports multiple modems, allowing users to work with and switch between different devices seamlessly.

mmcli provides a simple and intuitive interface for modem management and does not require any graphical components, making it suitable for both basic and advanced users. It is particularly useful for system administrators, developers, and users who prefer command-line tools for managing their modems.

It also supports scripting and automation, allowing users to incorporate modem management operations in scripts or automated tasks. mmcli provides detailed information about modems, such as manufacturer, model, firmware versions, and supported features.

Overall, mmcli is a versatile and powerful command-line tool that provides comprehensive modem and SIM card management capabilities on Linux systems, empowering users with control and monitoring functionalities for their GSM/UMTS modems.

List of commands for mmcli:

  • mmcli:tldr:8aaab mmcli: List SMS messages available on the modem.
    $ sudo mmcli --modem=${modem} --messaging-list-sms
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  • mmcli:tldr:d4844 mmcli: Delete a message from the modem, specifying its path.
    $ sudo mmcli --modem=${modem} --messaging-delete-sms=${path-to-message_file}
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