18-11-2019 19:44
Dear O2 Community,
I'm looking for a Data Sim for a 4G Router where the provider will not block traffic/ports.
I currently have a home alarm system that stopped talking to the cloud after 6 weeks of connectivity due to the wrong sim car being provided by Car phone Wharehouse. O2 Tech support hinted that as the sim was to be used in a phone and not a router this could be the reason it has been partially blocked.
Funny thing is all internet & email works just a block on the cloud my alarm talks to.
I note there is an unlimited business data sim for £27.99 pm (12 Months)
https://businessshop.o2.co.uk/business-shop/sim-only/
Could this be the answer to my rural broadband crisis ?
Many Thanks
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26-11-2019 20:37
26-11-2019 20:37
18-11-2019 20:17
@risco-sam wrote:Dear O2 Community,
I'm looking for a Data Sim for a 4G Router where the provider will not block traffic/ports.
I currently have a home alarm system that stopped talking to the cloud after 6 weeks of connectivity due to the wrong sim car being provided by Car phone Wharehouse. O2 Tech support hinted that as the sim was to be used in a phone and not a router this could be the reason it has been partially blocked.
Funny thing is all internet & email works just a block on the cloud my alarm talks to.
I note there is an unlimited business data sim for £27.99 pm (12 Months)
https://businessshop.o2.co.uk/business-shop/sim-only/
Could this be the answer to my rural broadband crisis ?
Many Thanks
You'd be advised to seek clarification from customer services, just in case there are restrictions that we aren't aware of.
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19-11-2019 08:57
19-11-2019 08:57
I think we've already confirmed Customer Services are not able to answer such a question either due to training or working knowledge 🙂
19-11-2019 09:11
19-11-2019 09:11
19-11-2019 09:49
19-11-2019 09:49
Hi @risco-sam, we'll see what we can find for you on our end! In case we need more information, I'll send you a Private Message, and either way update you as soon as I can
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19-11-2019 14:10
19-11-2019 14:10
Splendid,
I have a Home Alarm system that heatbeats to riscocloud.com that is currently being blocked after 6 weeks of usage on the O2 Network. Should I have the incorrrect SIM then I will need assistance in obtaining the correct one with assurance this will not also be blocked.
IP = 51.105.177.19
Port Address:
Data Out: 33000
Date In: 34000
19-11-2019 17:27
19-11-2019 17:27
19-11-2019 20:48
19-11-2019 20:48
This might help in explaining why although Vodafone related: https://www.h685.co.uk/port-forwarding-doesnt-work/ and and a previous thread on a similar thread on here.
Though you probably do want to have the specific Mobile Broadband sim for data only.
19-11-2019 23:31
19-11-2019 23:31
So IP = 51.105.177.19 which is a Microsoft Azure IP, so sits on the 51.103.0.0/16 subnet
Are ports 33000 / 34000 tcp or udp? How often are the heartbeats and how much data is being sent
A home security system should really be using a M2M sim card, with a private APN back to risco's back end servers, rather than a standard data sim on either business or consumer tariff
From BT i cant get to 51.105.177.19 on port 33000 it is, and a pathping fails even to the dns
20-11-2019 09:24
20-11-2019 09:24
Im told a 1k data pole I/O in a normal working mode but unsure if packets are TCP/UDP.
Question I will raise to the vendor however without O2 enabling this Im stuck and will have to move to another provider. (Im rural so fibre is not an option).