Dynamic number allocation method and Internet of Things management platform

Abstract

The invention provides a dynamic number allocation method and an Internet of Things management platform. The dynamic number allocation method comprises the following steps of: receiving a test request message which comprises an international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI) and is sent by an Internet of Things terminal; distributing a first MSISDN (Mobile Station Integrated Services Digital Network) to the Internet of Things terminal from the special MSISDN for testing according to the test request message; sending a response message containing the first MSISDN, and sending a congruent relationship between the IMSI and the first MSISDN to a home location register HLR, and enabling a network side to carry out charging processing on charges of the Internet of Things terminal in a test stage by adopting the congruent relationship between the IMSI and the first MSISDN. By utilizing the dynamic number allocation method and the Internet of Things management platform provided by the invention, the charges generated in the test stage and the charges generated by a user can be precisely differentiated.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to communication technology, in particular to a dynamic number allocation method and an Internet of Things management platform. Background technique [0002] The Internet of Things is known as the third wave of the world's information industry after computers and the Internet. The global Internet of Things business will enter a period of rapid growth. [0003] In the prior art, for an IoT terminal with a SIM card, the SIM card is embedded in the IoT terminal. Before leaving the factory, the manufacturer needs to test the IoT terminal. The test process can include application access. Access, management and billing, etc. During the test, the terminal device can use the International Mobile Subscriber Identification Number (IMSI) in the SIM card and the terminal number MSISDN pre-allocated for the Internet of Things terminal to perform interactive tests with the network side. After the IoT terminal is sold to the user along with t...

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[0004] However, due to the inconsistent time period required for different IoT terminal testing stages, for example, the time required for mobile phone testing is different from that required for car testing, and there may be a difference of several months or even a year. Assuming that the operator uniformly stipulates the testing stage If the testing time is one month, for IoT terminals with a short testing period, it may take two weeks to complete the testing and then sell to users. Therefore, in the remaining two weeks of the specified testing period, operators The user will still be billed for free or at a low rate, which is a loss for the operator; for the IoT terminal with a long test time, it may take two months to complete the test, Therefore, during the month that exceeds the specified test period, the operator will use the rate of the user usage period to bill the manufacturer for the test period, which is a loss for the manufacturer

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