Get the IMSI number or MSISDN number of my Dongle with the WMI in c# ?

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Hi ,

I have a Dongle (USB Modem) that contains a SIM card, that I want to get out some information from it, such as the IMSI number or MSISDN, so how can I do it with the WMI ??

I did this requirement with the AT+Command but this need to disconnect the Dongle From the internet to liberate the Port.

so that why I have found that the WMI can play the same role as AT+Command but I didn't understand how ??

Best regards

Yassine

Posted 11-Nov-13 3:29am

benhadi

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2013-11-11T03:45:00

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Not supported.

You can get a lot of information on the modem from the Win32_POTSModem class, but the information you want is not exposed by any WMI class. You can't get it using WMI.

Posted 11-Nov-13 3:45am

Dave Kreskowiak

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benhadi 11-Nov-13 9:51am

Hi thanks for your reply, so how can I get it out please, did you know any way/solution to sort it out please ??!

Dave Kreskowiak 11-Nov-13 9:53am

You already have the only way to do it.

benhadi 11-Nov-13 10:01am

Yes, thanks, but I want to avoid the fact to disconnect my Dongle from the internet to send the AT+Command, (because if my Dongle connect to the internet I can't send any AT+Command, because the port already occupied by the internet!).

Dave Kreskowiak 11-Nov-13 10:47am

There is no other method! You'll have to consult the manual on the model to see if there is a command sequence you can send to it to drop it back to command mode and get the data you want.

benhadi 11-Nov-13 10:56am

Thanks a lot for your responses, but I didn't understand how to do that !!can you explain more please !?

Dave Kreskowiak 11-Nov-13 11:08am

THAT'S WHAT THE #%*&#%$*MANUAL IS FOR!

I can't tell you exactly how to do it because I haven't used a dial-up modem in...wow...15 years!

benhadi 11-Nov-13 11:25am

Ok thanks for all, I will search again, if there is other solution !
I didn't understand well