According to:
https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/spaces/ROS/pages/30146563/LTE#LTE-ModemeSIMmanagementsupporttable
esim is supported but does not work with empty profile.
Please provide more info on how to get this going.
Have tried:
/interface/lte/esim> provision interface=lte1 sm-dp-plus=smdpplusXXX.com matching-id=XXXXXXXX
status: couldn’t communicate with eSIM
There is no esim chip on that modem.
So you must use a physical SIM card which can handle esim profiles and you need to program the first profile separately before inserting that SIM into the device (e.g. from your phone).
Have a look at esim.me .
After that, you should be able to use the esim commands.
Thanks @holvoetn .
Is the module from esim.me known and confirmed to work?
No personal experience yet.
I have been looking at similar offerings to try it myself but I didn’t get there yet.
Some other suggestions:
esim.me $35
esim.5ber.com $25
sysmocom.de $24
.9esim.com $24
From Product Request: MikroTik should sell a "physical eSIM" for older devices (or suggest some 3rd-party eSIM) - #5 by jaclaz
jaclaz
July 1, 2025, 12:24pm
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Support is partial for the FG621-EA , see:
Ok , the Mikrotik list completed with device name and model and (cleverly?) coloured (how it should have been made).
The LTAP mini and the KNOT don’t have an evident way to check the modem model or it is not present in Mikroptik’s original table, if anyone know, please post the info and I will update my table.
EDIT: Attachments updated with the info from ortazebra and optio (thanks). The modem in the Knot remains “unclassified” at the moment.
esim_modems.xls (17.5 KB)
[esim…