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(NOTE: The following is only an example. Your implementation will contain addtional field definitions. Please

review the file 'SCHEMA.txt' in the OpenGTS package for a list of possible field definitions.)

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Key: opendmtp

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0) Password : "demo"

1) Description : "Example Account"

2) Is Active : "true"

3) Contact Name : ""

4) Contact Phone : ""

5) Contact EMail Address : ""

6) Time Zone : "US/Hawaii"

7) Speed Units : "0"

8) Distance Units : "0"

9) Geocoder mode : "0"

10) PrivateLabel Name : "*"

Enter field number [or 'save','exit']:

To select a field value to change, enter the field number, then hit enter. After changing the value of the field, hit enter

again. Save your changes by finally entering "save".

Here is a description of a few of the Account fields (please see 'SCHEMA.txt' for a description of other possible field

definitions):

Password – The Account login password. When logging in, if the user "admin" exists, then the "admin" password

will be used, instead of this password, to authenticate the user.

Description – The Account description (used on reports, etc).

Is Active – This value is "true" if the Account is still considered in-service. If "false", then all connections by all

owned devices will be refused.

Contact Name – The name of the contact person for the Account.

Contact Phone – The contact person's phone number.

Contact Email Address – The contact person's email addres.

Time Zone – The preferred timezone for the Account.

Speed Units – The preferred speed units for the Account. Valid values are: 0=mph, 1=kph, 2=knots.

Distance Units – The preferred distance units for the Account. Value values are: 0=Miles, 1=Kilometers, 2=Knots.

Geocoder mode – This is the reverse-geocoding mode used for this Account. Valid values are: 0=No reverse-

geocoding performed, 1=Geozone lookup only, 2=Reverse-geocoding for high-priority status codes only,

3=Reverse-geocode everything (an available reverse-geocoding service is required).

PrivateLabel Name – This is the name of the 'Domain' in the 'private.xml' file to which this account should be

assigned. If there is more than one 'Domain' defined in the 'private.xml' file, then this allows for using

different reverse-geocoding, and mapping resources for different accounts.

Listing existing Accounts:

/usr/local/OpenGTS_1.2.3> bin/admin.sh Account -list

This lists all Accounts and owned Devices.

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