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Supported Service Access Points (SAP) for IoT Devices

A SAP is a service connector through which your IoT device can access the IoTGtw data orchestration services.
To make use of one or more service access point(s) the IoT device simply configures the gateway’s IP address and Port as its target IP address. In addition It is recommended for IoT devices to be configured with the correct SAP that provides the required encryption (i.e. DTLS, TLS), transport (i.e. UDP or TCP) and application protocols such as CoAP, MQTT-SN, Modbus, LwM2M etc.:

Shared SAP

By default a number of shared SAP are freely accessible. These SAP can be freely used and requires no special subscriptions.

 

Private SAP

Private SAPs are SAP deidcated to specific customer accounts. Dedicated SAPs comes in all the supported SAP protocol and framework combinations and in any service region(s) according to the customer preference. A private SAP is only visible in the customer account, it enforces strict device access policy and restricts access only to the customer devices or subset of the customer devices depending on the customer service template configurations.

 

Supported Device Protocols and Data Framework

The platform supports many combinations of device transport protocols, application protocols, raw sockets, blob data and plug and play data frameworks to external platforms such as Azure IoThub. Please refer to the Supported Device Protocols sections for more information.

 

 

 

 

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