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i have couple of questions, hopefully u can point me to the right direction.

i am about to setup my own linux/windows traccar server.

my question now is, i have multiple device of all sorts.

is there a guide on how to setup each and every GPS to connect to my server ? (if no can u point me to multiple links so i can read up and stich up to everything in one place?)

thanks in advances , by the way i was in the github repo and no guide was there, i think its pretty important for it to be there , if there is any.

even if there is some explanation on some devices it should be there.

i want to put my server behind a firewall, where only one port will be open, lets say 8888,

i will get all traffic from one port only aka "8888" (for example if i open wireshark all the incoming traffic will come through by "that" port)

when setting up all my gps tracking devices to point to my server, do i need to enter them manually into the web service? or it does that automaticly.

what i mean by that is, if i have 30+ devices do i need to write down every imei and then putting them into the web so it can be attach to a "username" , or if i am an admin i can see every device out there that connects to my server. (because writing down manually 30+ imeis can be tedious)

thanks alot for the respond.

1, ok lets say i know what protocol they are using or "what device" i have.

whats next, for exmaple i have a tk103 , how do i order it or how i configure it to start communicate with my server, instead of gps123.org (for example)

2, i've read abit the documentation before posting , and a little more after u posted it again,

but i dont have a clear answer to what i am seeking, is that possible to do what i asked for (to put my server behind a firewall and open one port)?

because from my understanding from reading, the server listen to certain ports which expect for a certain protocol on "that" port. for example port 5001 waits for protocol gps103

since the server listening to port x to convert those bytes and hex to data, would it be possible to change files on the server side to listen on one port only for all protocols ?, what will happen then? (for example there is a file ( i assume) that order the server to listen on port 5001 for protocol gps103 and 5002 for tk103 , what if i change those ports to 8888, what will happen then?)

2- You can close common ports (ftp, rpc, sftp, dns, irc, imap, etc). You can customize port numbers for protocols. You can also configure only those ports that you will be using and remove unused ones. But you cannot have only one port for everything.

yea my questions are real , im not shitting ya... this is my request .

right now i can tell u i have this setup for other iot devices.

i am getting all their outbound communication into my server.

so the only thing is just setting up a service for the service to analyze all the incoming packets

just by doing a simple google search like gps103 sms commands you can find info like this one. Please note that not all devices that use gps103 protocol do actually use same commands. That's where it turns relevant the vendor information.

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