NetworkAccessProfile Network Subresource
Control which cellular networks are allowed by your Network Access Profile
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Control which cellular networks are allowed by your Network Access Profile
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Each Network Access Profile (NAP) resource has a subresource (NAP Networks) that contains a list of allowed cellular networks Super SIMs can connect to.
The NAP Network resources in this subresource are a subset of all of the resources available from the resource. You can add or remove NAP Network resources from the NAP Networks subresource at any time to change which cellular networks Super SIMs using the parent Network Access Profile resource can connect to.
The sid used to add, remove, or identify NAP Network resources is the same as the sid of the corresponding resource. You can filter the NAP Networks subresource the same way you can the Networks resource.
A Network Access Profile Network resource (NAP Network) has the same representation and values as the corresponding available resource with the exception of the additional NetworkAccessProfileSid property that identifies the Network Access Profile the subresource belongs to.
To allow Super SIMs to connect to a cellular network represented by a resource, a NAP Network resource must be created. Use the sid of the Network resource you with to add in your create request to add the NAP Networks subresource.
For example, if you wish to allow Super SIMs to connect to AT&T US you would follow these steps:
First, you need to know the sid of the resource that represents AT&T US. You could do that by reading through the list of Network resources or if you know the MCC and MNC identifiers (310 and 410, respectively for AT&T US), you can . You will find that the sid of the Network resource representing AT&T US is HWd85b0262d6fc4c0b991bf8294596642e.
Now that you know the sid of the Network resource you wish to add, you can allow your Super SIMs to that use your NAP by creating NAP Network resource with AT&T US' sid. See the documentation for more details on how to do this.
To prevent Super SIMs from connecting to a cellular network that was previously allowed by your NAP, the corresponding NAP Network resource must be deleted. See the documentation for more details on how to do this.
Add a Network resource to the Network Access Profile resource.
The unique string that identifies the Network Access Profile resource.
The SID of the Network resource to be added to the Network Access Profile resource.
^HW[0-9a-fA-F]{32}$Created
Fetch a Network Access Profile resource's Network resource.
The unique string that identifies the Network Access Profile resource.
The SID of the Network resource to fetch.
^HW[0-9a-fA-F]{32}$OK
Retrieve a list of Network Access Profile resource's Network resource.
The unique string that identifies the Network Access Profile resource.
How many resources to return in each list page. The default is 50, and the maximum is 1000.
The page index. This value is simply for client state.
The page token. This is provided by the API.
OK
Remove a Network resource from the Network Access Profile resource's.
The unique string that identifies the Network Access Profile resource.
^HA[0-9a-fA-F]{32}$The SID of the Network resource to be removed from the Network Access Profile resource.
^HW[0-9a-fA-F]{32}$The resource was deleted successfully.
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Before you can make requests to this resource, you must have a valid bearer token. Review our API to learn how to generate a token. Here's a curl example on how to define your access token in a header:
The examples below do not show the required Authorization header due to a bug. We're working on fixing that. In the meantime, be sure to include that in all of your requests.