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Mikread

An application for reading SMS from MikroTik routers. Works with LTE and USB modems. Supports decoding of messages in UCS2 encoding.

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  • Android  api 23+
  • Android Tablet  api 23+
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What is Mikread?

An application for reading SMS from MikroTik routers. Works with LTE and USB modems. Supports decoding of messages in UCS2 encoding.

What the app does:

Connects to your MikroTik via API (port 8728) or REST-API (any www-ssl port) and reads incoming SMS. Correctly decodes SMS in UCS2 and 7-bit encoding (all alphabets, non-standard characters are displayed correctly). There is a function to delete SMS on the router (write permissions required).

Technical requirements:

API (port 8728) or REST-API (any www-ssl port) must be enabled on the router. A user with api and read permissions for reading via API. A user with rest-api, api, and read permissions for reading via REST-API. When connecting via REST-API, specify the port. To delete SMS, write permissions and SMS storage in the modem are additionally required (/tool/sms/set sms-storage=modem). Works only with RouterOS version 7.15 and higher. (sms - added SMS PDU to SMS inbox "print detail";) Using the app, you can also read SMS received from the router by email as a text file in JSON format. To open such a file in the app, connect to the address localhost or 127.0.0.1 To have the router send you such a file, use the instructions and script at the github

Security and privacy: Important: when connecting via API (port 8728), data (including login/password and SMS text) is transmitted in unencrypted form. If you connect to the router via the Internet (not in a local network), there is a risk of traffic interception by third parties. It is recommended to use the API in a local network.

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