The reason I wanan try Load Balancing, is that our outgoing sms speed is
slow when we send it maxes out (8.3x,5.xx,x.xx). How could I make it better?
11/27/2018 14:06 Davor Spasoski kirjutas:
1. Yes, just dedicate unique ports to your two instances of the boxes
2. This is actually a very good
Hm, that could be for a number of reasons. If kannel is firing the submit_sm
PDUs fast enough, check if you are getting any throttling errors? Also check
the throughput to your SMSC.
Alternatively, you can always multi-bind to the same SMSC using same smsc-id in
your kannel config and kannel wil
As suggested Bavor, you can open multiple sessions as a transmitter (like 3
sessions) and one receiver to get the status back from the provider
On Wed, Nov 28, 2018 at 12:02 PM Davor Spasoski
wrote:
> Hm, that could be for a number of reasons. If kannel is firing the
> submit_sm PDUs fast enough
Hi,
Trying to make a fresh compil / installation of kannel on a new Centos 7 and
I've got the following error after launching ./configure :
config.status: error: cannot find input file: `Makefile.in'
If someone have an idea of what can cause this error ! I've try to deal with
automake and autoco
if you have kannel source then try first ./bootstrap.sh
Regards
On Thu, Nov 29, 2018 at 9:54 AM Bertrand Dupont
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Trying to make a fresh compil / installation of kannel on a new Centos 7
> and I've got the following error after launching ./configure :
>
> *config.status: error: c
