Rsim new iccid

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rsim new iccid is a command used to generate a new ICCID (Integrated Circuit Card Identifier) for a SIM card using the rsim tool.

Here's a brief explanation:

• rsim is a command-line tool that allows you to simulate a SIM card and perform various operations, such as generating ICCIDs, creating SIM card profiles, and testing SIM card functionality.
• new iccid is a subcommand within rsim that generates a new, unique ICCID for a SIM card.

When you run rsim new iccid, the tool generates a random, 19-digit ICCID that can be used to identify a SIM card. The generated ICCID is in the format 89xyxxxxxxxxxxxxx, where x is a random digit.

Here's an example output:

$ rsim new iccid
ICCID: 892345678901234

You can use this generated ICCID to create a new SIM card profile or to test SIM card functionality using other tools or software.

Keep in mind that rsim is a simulation tool, and the generated ICCID is not a real, valid ICCID that can be used with a physical SIM card or a cellular network. If you need a valid ICCID for a real SIM card, you should obtain it from a legitimate source, such as a mobile network operator or a SIM card manufacturer.