Don't suppose anyone has ever put together an ISO of a working setup :). Basically, I need to push content to cell phones, and allow WAP access to web services. I have kannel running on it's own, without the additional services but now see that I need to learn about MMS as well in order to push content.
I wonder if someone might be interested in putting this together for me at a reasonable cost? It's not that I don't want to learn this, it's that it is simply too much to take on for me right now, I'm already doing the job of several admins. I always prefer using open source tools when possible because I love telling people that I am using open source to accomplish the tasks. Basically, I love pushing Linux :). Mike On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 06:57:02 +0200, Falko Ziemann wrote: > 2008/7/9 Tharanga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >> If using SMPP, it's just over TCP/IP so nothing special, just access to >> the >> Internet. Also, if SMPP is peer-to-peer, does this mean you are relying on >> peers being in the areas that you think you will be communicating with? If >> so, then a GSM provider is wider coverage range? >> >> Our responsibility ends after the SMPP gateway connection. after that >> routing to peer smsc's and other GSM network is the SMPP providers >> responsibility. we need to configure our kannel gateway with smpp >> providers >> username,password,and other parameters. >> > My Kannel is partly direct connected to real network SMSCs, there you > are depending von regional issues. So, if you don't send your SMS over > service provider but over network provider you might also think of MNP > and you might also want to analyse DLR notifications. A simple > receive, fire and forget will only work for very basic services and is > far not everything kannel can do.
