Well, there is actually a fake SMPP smsc, test/test_smpp but it won't actually deliver any SMS. I am confused by what you mean "host" SMS. If you are seeking final delivery to destination, you are asking for a real SMSc, which neither kannel, nor SMPPbox is. SMPPBox is an SMPP proxy, in other words it will accept SMPP connections, but will forward them to a bearerbox which will send them to a real SMSc.
BR, Nikos ----- Original Message ----- From: Cezary Siwek To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2010 1:57 PM Subject: Re: Trying to set up Kannel to receive SMS messages Hi, quick answer is: NO Kannel cannot act as SMPP server. There is a commercial addon called 'smppbox' . For more info contact to Stipe Tolj. BR ----- Original Message ----- From: Pete Kelly To: [email protected] Sent: 09 February 2010 11:21 Subject: Trying to set up Kannel to receive SMS messages Hi I could be suffering from a basic misunderstanding of how SMSC's/Kannel works, however if someone could help me out I would be grateful! I am currently running Kannel and send in SMS messages using the sms-push feature, which are then delivered to a number of SMSC's (I am specifying which SMSC-ID to use in the sms-push request), each connected via SMPP. This is fine and Kannel is working very well to send many thousands of SMS messages per day, however I am trying to experiment and have Kannel actually *host* an SMPP SMSC. Is this possible? The scenario I am trying involves 2 computers, A and B On computer A I would like to "host" an SMPP SMSC, and I would like to connect to the SMPP SMSC on computer A from computer B. Is this possible, or am I misunderstanding what can be done? Thanks Pete
