QMICLI(1)

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version 1.38.0 · 14 versions

1.38.0 · ubuntu resolute, ubuntu stonking (latest)
1.34.0 · opensuse-leap 16.0
1.34.0 · centos-stream 9
1.34.0 · centos-stream 10
1.38.0 · nixos 26.05, nixpkgs unstable
1.38.0_git20260414 · alpine 3.24
1.38.0 · arch rolling
1.32.0 · ubuntu jammy
1.30.4 · ubuntu jammy
1.36.0 · fedora 43
1.35.2 · ubuntu noble
1.36.0 · fedora 44
1.32.2 · debian bookworm
1.36.0 · debian trixie, ubuntu questing

🎀 QMICLI(1) 🎀 — control QMI devices, bestie 💖

okay so. hi. welcome to qmicli ✨ this is the man page for qmicli, and it is long, but we're doing it together, one service at a time. grab a snack 🍓, hydrate 💧, and let's go. no skimming, we're reading every single option like it's a group chat we actually care about.

💫 NAME 💫

qmicli — control QMI devices. that's it, that's the whole name section, short and iconic 👑

🌈 DESCRIPTION 🌈

✨ Usage ✨

qmicli [OPTION???] - Control QMI devices

like, that's the shape of it. you call qmicli, you hand it options, it controls QMI devices. main character energy fr fr 💅

🫶 Help Options 🫶

bestie these are your lifelines. when you forget literally everything (it happens 😭), you come here.

-h, --help — shows you the help options. the classic. the go-to. 🩵
--help-all — shows you all the help options, not just the shy ones. all of them. every last one. 👑
--help-dms — shows the Device Management Service options 🌸
--help-nas — shows the Network Access Service options 📡
--help-wds — shows the Wireless Data Service options 🌐
--help-pbm — shows the Phonebook Management options 📖
--help-pdc — shows the platform device configurations options 🛠️
--help-uim — shows the User Identity Module options 💳
--help-sar — shows the Specific Absorption Rate options 📶
--help-wms — shows the Wireless Messaging Service options 💬
--help-wda — shows the Wireless Data Administrative options 🗂️
--help-voice — shows the Voice Service options 🗣️
--help-loc — shows the location options 📍
--help-qos — shows the Quality of Service options ⚖️
--help-gas — shows the General Application Service options 🧩
--help-gms — shows the General Modem Service options 🧚
--help-dsd — shows the Data System Determination options 🧭
--help-dpm — shows the Data Port Mapper Service options 🔌
--help-fox — shows the Foxconn Modem Service options 🦊
--help-atr — shows the AT Relay Service options 📨
--help-imsp — shows the IP Multimedia Subsystem Presence Service options 🫧
--help-imsa — shows the IP Multimedia Subsystem Application Service options 📱
--help-ims — shows the IP Multimedia Subsystem Settings Service options ⚙️
--help-link-management — shows the link management specific options 🔗
--help-qmiwwan — shows the qmi_wwan driver specific options 🚗

💖 DMS options 💖

DMS = Device Management Service. this is the big one, the main event, the girl who shows up with 58 bags. we're going through all of them. periodt.

--dms-get-ids — get IDs 🆔
--dms-get-capabilities — get capabilities ✨
--dms-get-manufacturer — get the manufacturer 🏭
--dms-get-model — get the model 📦
--dms-get-revision — get the revision 🔁
--dms-get-msisdn — get the MSISDN ☎️
--dms-get-power-state — get the power state 🔋
--dms-uim-set-pin-protection=[(PIN|PIN2),(disable|enable),(current PIN)] — set PIN protection in the UIM 🔐
--dms-uim-verify-pin=[(PIN|PIN2),(current PIN)] — verify the PIN ✅
--dms-uim-unblock-pin=[(PIN|PIN2),(PUK),(new PIN)] — unblock the PIN, with the PUK and a new PIN 🔓
--dms-uim-change-pin=[(PIN|PIN2),(old PIN),(new PIN)] — change the PIN, old to new 🔄
--dms-uim-get-pin-status — get the PIN status 📋
--dms-uim-get-iccid — get the ICCID 🪪
--dms-uim-get-imsi — get the IMSI 🏷️
--dms-uim-get-state — get the UIM state 🧐
--dms-uim-get-ck-status=[(pn|pu|pp|pc|pf)] — get the CK status 🔎
--dms-uim-set-ck-protection=[(pn|pu|pp|pc|pf),(disable),(key)] — disable CK protection 🚫
--dms-uim-unblock-ck=[(pn|pu|pp|pc|pf),(key)] — unblock CK 🗝️
--dms-get-hardware-revision — get the HW revision 🧱
--dms-get-operating-mode — get the device operating mode 🎛️
--dms-set-operating-mode=[(Operating mode)] — set the device operating mode 🕹️
--dms-get-time — get the device time ⏰
--dms-get-prl-version — get the PRL version 🗒️
--dms-get-activation-state — get the state of the service activation 🟢
--dms-activate-automatic=[Activation Code] — request automatic service activation 🤖
--dms-activate-manual=[SPC,SID,MDN,MIN] — request manual service activation ✍️
--dms-get-user-lock-state — get the state of the user lock 🔒
--dms-set-user-lock-state=[(disable|enable),(current lock code)] — set the state of the user lock 🔐
--dms-set-user-lock-code=[(old lock code),(new lock code)] — change the user lock code 🔁
--dms-read-user-data — read user data 📖
--dms-write-user-data=[(User data)] — write user data ✏️
--dms-read-eri-file — read the ERI file 📄
--dms-restore-factory-defaults=[(Service Programming Code)] — restore factory defaults 🏭
--dms-validate-service-programming-code=[(Service Programming Code)] — validate the Service Programming Code ✔️
--dms-set-firmware-id — set firmware id 🆔
--dms-get-band-capabilities — get band capabilities 📻
--dms-get-factory-sku — get factory stock keeping unit 🏷️
--dms-list-stored-images — list stored images 🖼️
--dms-select-stored-image=[modem#,pri#] where # is the index — select a stored image, where # is the index 👆
--dms-delete-stored-image=[modem#|pri#] where # is the index — delete a stored image, where # is the index 🗑️
--dms-get-firmware-preference — get firmware preference 💗
--dms-set-firmware-preference=["key=value,..."] — set firmware preference. required keys: firmware-version, config-version, carrier; optional keys: modem-storage-index, override-download=yes 📝
--dms-get-boot-image-download-mode — get boot image download mode 🥾
--dms-set-boot-image-download-mode=[normal|boot-and-recovery] — set boot image download mode 🥾
--dms-get-software-version — get software version 🧾
--dms-set-fcc-authentication — set FCC authentication 🏛️
--dms-get-supported-messages — get supported messages 💌
--dms-hp-change-device-mode=[fastboot] — change device mode (HP specific) 🖥️
--dms-swi-get-current-firmware — get Current Firmware (Sierra Wireless specific) 🏔️
--dms-swi-get-usb-composition — get current and supported USB compositions (Sierra Wireless specific) 🔌
--dms-swi-set-usb-composition=[#] — set USB composition (Sierra Wireless specific) 🔌
--dms-foxconn-change-device-mode=[fastboot-ota|fastboot-online] — change device mode (Foxconn specific) 🦊
--dms-foxconn-get-firmware-version=[firmware-mcfg-apps|firmware-mcfg|apps] — get firmware version (Foxconn specific) 🦊
--dms-foxconn-set-fcc-authentication=[magic] — set FCC authentication (Foxconn specific) 🪄
--dms-foxconn-set-fcc-authentication-v2=[magic-string,magic-number] — set FCC authentication (Foxconn specific, v2) 🪄✨
--dms-get-mac-address=[wlan|bt] — get default MAC address 📮
--dms-reset — reset the service state 🔄
--dms-noop — just allocate or release a DMS client. use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid 🫥

📡 NAS options 📡

NAS = Network Access Service. this is where you talk to the network, bestie. towers. signals. bars. the whole situation. 📶

--nas-get-signal-strength — get signal strength 📶
--nas-get-signal-info — get signal info 📊
--nas-get-tx-rx-info=[(Radio Interface)] — get TX/RX info 📡
--nas-get-home-network — get home network 🏠
--nas-get-serving-system — get serving system 🛰️
--nas-get-system-info — get system info 🧠
--nas-get-technology-preference — get technology preference 🎚️
--nas-get-preferred-networks — get preferred networks 💖
--nas-set-preferred-networks=[[MCCMNC,access_tech],...] — set the preferred networks list 📝
--nas-get-system-selection-preference — get system selection preference 🎯
--nas-set-system-selection-preference=[cdma-1x|cdma-1xevdo|gsm|umts|lte|td-scdma][,[automatic|manual=MCCMNC]] — set system selection preference 🎯
--nas-network-scan=[gsm|umts|lte|td-scdma|5gnr] — scan all networks (no argument) or scan one specific network type 🔍
--nas-incremental-network-scan=[gsm|umts|lte|td-scdma|5gnr] — incrementally scan all networks (no argument) or scan one specific network type 🔍
--nas-get-cell-location-info — get Cell Location Info 📍
--nas-force-network-search — force a network search 💪
--nas-get-operator-name — get operator name data 🏢
--nas-get-plmn-name=[mccmnc] — get plmn name data 🏷️
--nas-get-lte-cphy-ca-info — get LTE Cphy CA Info 📶
--nas-get-rf-band-info — get RF Band Info 📻
--nas-get-network-time — get Network Time ⏰
--nas-get-drx — get DRX 😴
--nas-get-endc-config — get EN-DC Config ⚙️
--nas-get-supported-messages — get supported messages 💌
--nas-swi-get-status — get status ((Sierra Wireless specific) 🏔️
--nas-reset — reset the service state 🔄
--nas-noop — just allocate or release a NAS client. use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid 🫥

🌐 WDS options 🌐

WDS = Wireless Data Service. this is the data connection girlie — profiles, APNs, dormancy, the works. buckle up 🫦

--wds-start-network=["key=value,..."] — start network. allowed keys: apn, 3gpp-profile, 3gpp2-profile, auth (PAP|CHAP|BOTH), username, password, autoconnect=yes, ip-type (4|6) 🚀
--wds-follow-network — follow the network status until disconnected. use with --wds-start-network 👀
--wds-stop-network=[Packet data handle] OR [disable-autoconnect] — stop network 🛑
--wds-get-current-settings — get current settings ⚙️
--wds-get-packet-service-status — get packet service status 📦
--wds-get-packet-statistics — get packet statistics 📈
--wds-get-data-bearer-technology — get data bearer technology 🧬
--wds-get-current-data-bearer-technology — get current data bearer technology 🧬
--wds-go-dormant — make the active data connection go dormant 😴
--wds-go-active — make the active data connection go active ⚡
--wds-get-dormancy-status — get the dormancy status of the active data connection 😴
--wds-create-profile=["(3gpp|3gpp2)[,key=value,...]"] — create a new profile using the first available profile index. optional keys: name, apn, pdp-type (IP|PPP|IPV6|IPV4V6), auth (NONE|PAP|CHAP|BOTH), username, password, context-num, no-roaming=yes, disabled=yes 🆕
--wds-swi-create-profile-indexed=["(3gpp|3gpp2),#[,key=value,...]"] — create a new profile at a specified profile index [Sierra Wireless specific]. optional keys: name, apn, pdp-type (IP|PPP|IPV6|IPV4V6), auth (NONE|PAP|CHAP|BOTH), username, password, context-num, no-roaming=yes, disabled=yes 🏔️
--wds-modify-profile=["(3gpp|3gpp2),#,key=value,..."] — modify an existing profile. optional keys: name, apn, pdp-type (IP|PPP|IPV6|IPV4V6), auth (NONE|PAP|CHAP|BOTH), username, password, context-num, no-roaming=yes, disabled=yes ✏️
--wds-delete-profile=[(3gpp|3gpp2),#] — delete an existing profile 🗑️
--wds-get-profile-list=[3gpp|3gpp2] — get the profile list 📋
--wds-get-default-profile-number=[3gpp|3gpp2] — get the default profile number 🔢
--wds-set-default-profile-number=[(3gpp|3gpp2),#] — set the default profile number 🔢
--wds-get-default-settings=[3gpp|3gpp2] — get default settings ⚙️
--wds-get-autoconnect-settings — get autoconnect settings 🔌
--wds-set-autoconnect-settings=[(enabled|disabled|paused)[,(roaming-allowed|home-only)]] — set autoconnect settings (the roaming settings are optional) 🔌

okay bestie, that's the DMS, NAS and WDS of it — and we are not done, there is so much more coming. stay with me 💜

--wds-get-supported-messages — get supported messages, like a lil menu of what this service can even do 💅
--wds-reset — reset the service state, fresh start energy
--wds-bind-data-port=[a2-mux-rmnet0-7|#] — bind the data port to the controller device, and you'd do this so it can be used with --client-no-release-cid
--wds-bind-mux-data-port=["key=value,..."] — bind a qmux data port to the controller device (allowed keys: mux-id, ep-type (undefined|hsusb|pcie|embedded|bam-dmux), ep-iface-number) and again, this is for use with --client-no-release-cid
--wds-set-ip-family=[4|6] — set the IP family, pick your fighter 🥊
--wds-get-channel-rates — get channel data rates
--wds-get-lte-attach-parameters — get LTE attach parameters
--wds-get-max-lte-attach-pdn-num — get the maximum number of LTE attach PDN
--wds-get-lte-attach-pdn-list — get the list of LTE attach PDN
--wds-set-lte-attach-pdn-list=[#,#,...] — set the list of LTE attach PDN
--wds-noop — literally just allocate or release a WDS client. Use it with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid, that's the whole job bestie

✨ PBM options ✨

Phonebook szn 📖

--pbm-get-all-capabilities — get all phonebook capabilities
--pbm-get-emergency-list — get list of emergency numbers 🚨
--pbm-noop — just allocate or release a PBM client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ PDC options ✨

--pdc-list-configs=[(platform|software)] — list all configs
--pdc-delete-config=[(platform|software),ConfigId] — delete config
--pdc-activate-config=[(platform|software),ConfigId] — activate config
--pdc-deactivate-config=[(platform|software),ConfigId] — deactivate config
--pdc-load-config=[Path to config] — load config to device
--pdc-monitor-refresh — watch for refresh indications 👀
--pdc-noop — just allocate or release a PDC client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ UIM options ✨

SIM card central, we love her 💳💖

--uim-set-pin-protection=[(PIN1|PIN2|UPIN),(disable|enable),(current PIN)[,"key=value,..."]] — set PIN protection (allowed keys: session-type ((primary|secondary|tertiary|quarternary|quinary)-gw-provisioning|card-slot-[1-5]))
--uim-verify-pin=[(PIN1|PIN2|UPIN),(current PIN)[,"key=value,..."]] — verify PIN (allowed keys: session-type ((primary|secondary|tertiary|quarternary|quinary)-gw-provisioning|card-slot-[1-5]))
--uim-unblock-pin=[(PIN1|PIN2|UPIN),(PUK),(new PIN)[,"key=value,..."]] — unblock PIN (allowed keys: session-type ((primary|secondary|tertiary|quarternary|quinary)-gw-provisioning|card-slot-[1-5]))
--uim-change-pin=[(PIN1|PIN2|UPIN),(old PIN),(new PIN)[,"key=value,..."]] — change PIN (allowed keys: session-type ((primary|secondary|tertiary|quarternary|quinary)-gw-provisioning|card-slot-[1-5]))
--uim-read-transparent=[0xNNNN,0xNNNN,...] — read a transparent file given the file path
--uim-get-file-attributes=[0xNNNN,0xNNNN,...] — get the attributes of a given file
--uim-read-record=["key=value,..."] — read a record from given file (allowed keys: record-number, record-length, file ([0xNNNN-0xNNNN,...]))
--uim-get-card-status — get card status
--uim-get-supported-messages — get supported messages
--uim-sim-power-on=[(slot number)] — power on SIM card
--uim-sim-power-off=[(slot number)] — power off SIM card
--uim-change-provisioning-session=["key=value,..."] — change provisioning session (allowed keys: session-type ((primary|secondary|tertiary|quarternary|quinary)-gw-provisioning), activate (yes|no), slot, aid)
--uim-get-slot-status — get slot status
--uim-switch-slot=[(slot number)] — switch active physical slot
--uim-monitor-slot-status — watch for slot status indications
--uim-reset — reset the service state
--uim-monitor-refresh-file=[0xNNNN,0xNNNN,...] — watch for REFRESH events for given file paths
--uim-monitor-refresh-all — watch for REFRESH events for any file
--uim-get-configuration — get personalization status of the modem
--uim-depersonalization=[(feature),(operation),(control key)[,(slot number)]] — deactivates or unblocks personalization feature
--uim-remote-unlock=[XX:XX:...] — updates the SimLock configuration data
--uim-open-logical-channel=[(slot number),(aid)] — open logical channel
--uim-close-logical-channel=[(slot number),(channel ID)] — close logical channel
--uim-send-apdu=[(slot number),(channel ID),(apdu)] — send APDU
--uim-noop — just allocate or release a UIM client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ SAR options ✨

--sar-rf-get-state — get RF state
--sar-rf-set-state=[(state number)] — set RF state.
--sar-noop — just allocate or release a SAR client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ WMS options ✨

SMS girlies rise up 📱✨

--wms-get-supported-messages — get supported messages
--wms-get-routes — get SMS route information
--wms-set-routes=["key=value,..."] — set SMS route information (keys: type, class, storage, receipt-action)
--wms-set-cbs-channels=[start-end,start-end] — set CBS channels (e.g. 4371-4372,4370,4373-4380
--wms-get-cbs-channels — get CBS channels
--wms-reset — reset the service state
--wms-noop — just allocate or release a WMS client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ WDA options ✨

--wda-set-data-format=["key=value,..."] — set data format (allowed keys: link-layer-protocol (802-3|raw-ip), ul-protocol (disabled|tlp|qc-ncm|mbim|rndis|qmap|qmapv5), dl-protocol (disabled|tlp|qc-ncm|mbim|rndis|qmap|qmapv5), dl-datagram-max-size, dl-max-datagrams, ep-type (undefined|hsusb|pcie|embedded), ep-iface-number, ul-datagram-max-size, ul-max-datagrams)
--wda-get-data-format=["key=value,..."] — get data format (allowed keys: ep-type (undefined|hsusb|pcie|embedded), ep-iface-number); also allows an empty key list, so you can just vibe with nothing in there
--wda-get-supported-messages — get supported messages
--wda-set-loopback-configuration=["key=value,..."] — set loopback configuration (allowed keys: state (enabled|disabled), replication-factor);
--wda-noop — just allocate or release a WDA client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ VOICE options ✨

--voice-get-config — get Voice service configuration
--voice-get-supported-messages — get supported messages
--voice-noop — just allocate or release a VOICE client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ LOC options ✨

Location tracking era, we're literally giving GPS main character energy 🛰️

--loc-session-id=[ID] — session ID for the LOC session
--loc-start — start location gathering
--loc-stop — stop location gathering
--loc-get-position-report — get position reported by the location module
--loc-get-gnss-sv-info — show GNSS space vehicle info
--loc-timeout=[SECS] — maximum time to wait for information in --loc-get-position-report and --loc-get-gnss-sv-info (default 30s)
--loc-follow-position-report — follow all position updates reported by the location module, indefinitely
--loc-follow-gnss-sv-info — follow all GNSS space vehicle info updates reported by the location module, indefinitely
--loc-follow-nmea — follow all NMEA trace updates reported by the location module, indefinitely
--loc-delete-assistance-data — delete positioning assistance data
--loc-get-nmea-types — get list of enabled NMEA traces
--loc-set-nmea-types=[type1|type2|type3...] — set list of enabled NMEA traces
--loc-get-operation-mode — get operation mode
--loc-set-operation-mode=[default|msb|msa|standalone|cellid|wwan] — set operation mode
--loc-get-engine-lock — get engine lock status
--loc-set-engine-lock=[none|mi|mt|all] — set engine lock status
--loc-inject-position-latitude=-90.0 to 90.0. Positive values indicate northern latitude. — inject latitude into GNSS engine
--loc-inject-position-longitude=-180.0 to 180.0. Positive values indicate eastern longitude. — inject longitude into GNSS engine
--loc-inject-time — inject UTC time into GNSS engine
--loc-get-predicted-orbits-data-source — get predicted orbits data source
--loc-get-predicted-orbits-data-validity — get predicted orbits data validity information
--loc-noop — just allocate or release a LOC client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ QoS options ✨

--qos-get-flow-status=[QoS ID] — get QoS flow status
--qos-get-network-status — gets the network status
--qos-swi-read-data-stats=[APN ID] — read data stats (Sierra Wireless specific)
--qos-reset — reset the service state
--qos-noop — just allocate or release a QOS client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ GAS options ✨

--gas-dms-set-usb-composition=[pid] — sets the USB composition
--gas-dms-get-usb-composition — gets the current USB composition
--gas-dms-get-firmware-list — gets the list of stored firmware
--gas-dms-get-active-firmware — gets the currently active firmware
--gas-dms-set-active-firmware=[index] — sets the active firmware index
--gas-dms-get-ethernet-mac-address — gets the Ethernet PDU MAC address available in the modem
--gas-dms-set-firmware-auto-sim=["key=value,..."] — sets the automatic carrier switching mode according to the sim (allowed keys: mode (disable|enable|enable-one-shot), config-id
--gas-dms-get-firmware-auto-sim — gets the automatic carrier switching mode according to the sim
--gas-noop — just allocate or release a GAS client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ GMS options ✨

--gms-test-get-value — gets test value
--gms-test-set-value=[mandatory-value][,[optional-value]] — sets test value
--gms-noop — just allocate or release a GMS client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid

✨ DSD options ✨

--dsd-get-apn-info=[(type)] — gets the settings associated to a given APN type
--dsd-set-apn-type=[(name), (type1|type2|type3...)] — sets the types associated to a given APN name
--dsd-get-system-status — Gets system status — like, it just pulls up the system status, no cap ✨
--dsd-noop — Just allocate or release a DSD client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid — it's giving “no operation” energy, fr fr 🫶

DPM options: 💅

--dpm-open-port=["key=value,..."] — Open port — allowed-keys are ctrl-ep-type, ctrl-ep-iface-number, ctrl-port-name, hw-data-ep-type, hw-data-ep-iface-number, hw-data-rx-id, hw-data-tx-id, sw-data-ep-type, sw-data-ep-iface-number, sw-data-port-name 🎀
--dpm-close-port — Close port — bye bye port 👋
--dpm-noop — Just allocate or release a DPM client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid — lowkey just vibing 🫶

FOX options: 🦊

--fox-get-firmware-version=[firmware-mcfg-apps|firmware-mcfg|apps] — Get firmware version — gotta know what’s running 👀
--fox-set-fcc-authentication=[magic-string,magic-number] — Set FCC authentication — magic string and magic number, iconic 🔐
--fox-noop — Just allocate or release a FOX client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid — just foxing around 🦊

ATR options: 📡

--atr-send=[AT command] — Send an AT command and wait for the reply — like sending a text and waiting for the read receipt 💬
--atr-send-only=[AT command] — Send an AT command without waiting for the reply — leave it on delivered 📤
--atr-monitor — Watch for unsolicited indications — main character energy, always watching 👀
--atr-noop — Just allocate or release an ATR client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid — noop but make it fashion 🫶

IMSP options: 💖

--imsp-get-enabler-state — Get IMSP enabler state — let’s see if it’s enabled or not ✨
--imsp-noop — Just allocate or release a IMSP client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid — just IMSP things 🫶

IMSA options: 🌸

--imsa-bind=[binding] — Bind to IMSA (use with --client-no-release-cid) — tie the knot, bestie 🎀
--imsa-get-ims-registration-status — Get IMS registration status — are we registered or not? 📋
--imsa-get-ims-services-status — Get IMS services status — services check, periodt 📶
--imsa-noop — Just allocate or release a IMSA client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid — noop slay 🫶

IMS options: 🦋

--ims-bind=[binding] — Bind to IMS Settings (use with --client-no-release-cid) — bind it like a book 🎀
--ims-get-ims-services-enabled-setting — Get IMS Services Enabled Setting — is it on? Let’s find out ⚙️
--ims-noop — Just allocate or release a IMS client. Use with --client-no-release-cid and/or --client-cid — IMS noop vibe 🫶

Link management options: 🔗

--link-list=[IFACE] — List links created from a given interface — show me the links 📋
--link-add=[iface=IFACE,prefix=PREFIX[,mux-id=N[,initial-mux-id=M]][,flags=FLAGS]] — Create new network interface link — new link, who dis? ✨
--link-delete=[link-iface=IFACE][,[mux-id=N]] — Delete a given network interface link — bye, link! 🗑️
--link-delete-all=[IFACE] — Delete all network interface links from the given interface — clean slate, no cap 💥

qmi_wwan specific options: 📶

-w, --get-wwan-iface — Get the associated WWAN iface name — what’s the iface, bestie? 🛰️
-e, --get-expected-data-format — Get the expected data format in the WWAN iface — format check 🔍
-E, --set-expected-data-format=[802-3|raw-ip|qmap-pass-through] — Set the expected data format in the WWAN iface — set it straight 🛠️

Application Options: 🌈

-d, --device=[PATH|URI] — Specify device path or QRTR URI (e.g. qrtr://0) — where’s the device at? 📱
--get-service-version-info — Get service version info — version check, slay ℹ️
--device-set-instance-id=[Instance ID] — Set instance ID — give it an ID 🆔
--device-open-version-info — Run version info check when opening device — check the version on open ✅
--device-open-sync — Run sync operation when opening device — sync up 🔄
-p, --device-open-proxy — Request to use the 'qmi-proxy' proxy — proxy please 🛡️
--device-open-qmi — Open a cdc-wdm device explicitly in QMI mode — QMI mode, periodt 📡
--device-open-mbim — Open a cdc-wdm device explicitly in MBIM mode — MBIM mode, periodt 📶
--device-open-auto — Open a cdc-wdm device in either QMI or MBIM mode (default) — auto is the default, iconic 🤖
--device-open-net=[net-802-3|net-raw-ip|net-qos-header|net-no-qos-header] — Open device with specific link protocol and QoS flags — net options, let’s go 🌐
--client-cid=[CID] — Use the given CID, don't allocate a new one — use this CID, don’t be extra 🆔
--client-no-release-cid — Do not release the CID when exiting — hold onto that CID 🚫
-v, --verbose — Run action with verbose logs, including the debug ones — spill the tea, logs 📝
--verbose-full — Run action with verbose logs, including the debug ones and personal info — full tea, including personal info 🔍
--silent — Run action with no logs; not even the error/warning ones — silent mode, shhh 🤫
-V, --version — Print version — what’s the version? 🏷️

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