Global Moderators

Hi @Wolfgang6177 ,
If you have a DT tariff that includes LTE/4G, then you may also access our LTE-M network. Yet for NB-IoT, you need a dedicated Multi-Mode tariff and SIM-card (Global SIM).
Please follow this link for more details.
Kind regards, Ronan

@Herr-Bruns,
Sorry for my long silence!
I just wanted to inform you that eDRX has eventually been enabled a few weeks ago and is available across our complete LTE-M network.
Please let me know if you have any questions when testing this feature.
Kind regards,
Ronan Lacroix

@Lauwie007
I have not tested it myself, but I guess your live test has just proven it, hasn’t it?
Keep in mind that this time is provided by the local network in which you are actually roaming, so if you’re roaming in say, the Vodafone UK network, this time and associated timezone will be provided by Vodafone UK (if supported as just discussed).
Kind regards, Ronan

@Jeroen-van-Bussel
Time is provided in GMT, which is not influenced/changed by the DST status.
KR, Ronan

@Jeroen-van-Bussel
Please do not quote me on this (I’m not a 3GPP specification expert), but according to 3GPP 24.008, the MM (for Mobility Management) information procedure and information message (which optionally contain the time information) unfortunately are optional in the network (see extracts below from the specification in its release 15).

Kind regards, Ronan

@Herr-Bruns

Feature deployment is in preparation, please bear with us a little longer…

Kind regards, Ronan

I can confirm the issue. I can reproduce it. The problem occurs not due to LTE-M but due to this specific APN (m2m.public.nl). @Uta will take care of this

I will look into that. In the meantime:
Have you already tested IPv4 ?

Hi @Christian-Jacobsen,

Full LTE-M Roaming support with EMnify will be implemented in Germany on March 18, 2022. From that date onwards, PSM and Long-Periodic TAU features should be available to you with this SIM-card.
Availability dates in Austria and other DT networks however aren’t currently available.

Kind regards, Ronan

@aliza-izaton As mentioned earlier, I strongly recommend using a python-based solution.