Refer to the
BGAN Radio Module AT Commands Interface Control Document
for details of what
AT commands are available and the functions they serve, so that you can type in the relevant
command in the AT Command free-text field and select
Send
.
Note:
Concatenated AT Commands are only supported if run using a Telnet session.
Figure 29. AT Command
10.9: HTTP Proxy
To access this functionality, select
HTTP Proxy
from the main menu.
The
HTTP Proxy
page loads up, per
Figure 30. HTTP Proxy
This functionality allows a VAM to send custom commands to a host processor, by issuing generic
HTTP command requests using the HTTP proxy on the BRM.
The HTTP proxy provides the functionality required to issue HTTP requests to a VAMs host processor
via the BRM’s RESTful API and this is available using the REST /httpcommand POST method. Access
to this method is authenticated using the BRM’s user permissions system.
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