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    Which LTE CARRIER SHOULD I ORDER FOR CANADA

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    • Aldo Castro FreireA
      Aldo Castro Freire
      last edited by

      This is the apn I used: just type ltemobile.apn
      When it ask for it in the configuration.

      https://www.rogers.com/customer/support/article/rogers-lte-apn-settings

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      • tomT
        tom admin @Aldo Castro Freire
        last edited by

        @Aldo-Castro-Freire Can you post the outputs of both systemctl status -l voxl-modem and ifconfig

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        • Aldo Castro FreireA
          Aldo Castro Freire
          last edited by

          these are the outputs:
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          • Aldo Castro FreireA
            Aldo Castro Freire @Aldo Castro Freire
            last edited by

            wait the first one changed:
            d1249b29-2db4-4450-9ab6-d1ee188a0fc8-image.png

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            • tomT
              tom admin
              last edited by

              Have you tested this SIM card previously? With another phone perhaps to determine that it is activated correctly?

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              • tomT
                tom admin
                last edited by tom

                Antoher thing to try is to disable the modem startup script using systemctl disable voxl-modem and then rebooting your voxl. After you reboot, ADB back in and run voxl-modem-start.sh. This should allow you to see the script's entire output.

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                • Aldo Castro FreireA
                  Aldo Castro Freire
                  last edited by

                  okay that worked, one more question for the openVPN I am new to yocto linux, how do I know if the daemon was able to connect to the openVPN server, my IP still the same.

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                  • tomT
                    tom admin
                    last edited by

                    OpenVPN will usually create a new network interface, similar to tun or tun0 and should route traffic through there. If you run ifconfig you will see a list of network interfaces. You will also need to make sure that OpenVPN is starting after you have connected to the internet as it will most likely fail to connect to the VPN and not retry with default settings.

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                    • Aldo Castro FreireA
                      Aldo Castro Freire @tom
                      last edited by

                      @tom thanks apparently the openvpn version needed to be updated the default version that comes with voxl does not work for me

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                      • modaltbM
                        modaltb ModalAI Team @Aldo Castro Freire
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                        @Aldo-Castro-Freire thanks for the feedback, do you mind sharing the openVPN Client and Server versions you ended up using that worked?

                        We've tested using server v2.4.8, voxl-vpn (v2.1.3 inside that), and OpenVPN Connect ver 3.2.2 on Adroid.

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