> group = smsc > smsc = xxxx > smsc-id = 100 > allowed-smsc-id = 100;200 > > group = smsc > smsc = xxxx > smsc-id = 200 > allowed-smsc-id = 200 > > group = smsc > smsc = xxxx > smsc-id = 300 > allowed-smsc-id = 300;200
It should be "preferred-smsc-id", "allowed-smsc-id" is used for sms-services. > now, if I send a message with the SMSC set to 200, it could be sent on > any of the three SMSCs, right ? > how does it decide which SMSC to use ? round robin ? random ? For MT messages, if you have smsc-ids set *and* a preferred/denied list (smsc-ids are useless without them in the MT case), then Kannel will parse those lists to determine if the smsc-id you supplied with the messages matches that list. With preferred only set like this, yes it could go through any of them because '200' is in every preferred list. The exact details of the algorithm could be explained by someone more familiar with the code (btw it would be nice to have a comprehensive description of this is the user guide. I'd be willing to submit what I know to someone with cvs commit rights) Ian
