I Agree With you, i have ever meet this problem more terrible,
submit_sm_resp always send seq_number 0x0 to each submit_sms. I ask the
SMSC operator to fix this problem, because based on SMPP 3.3/3.4 spec,
seq_number on submit_sm_rep should be correspondence to seq_number on
submit_sm sent by ESME

Thx




> Hi Jean,
>
>     I think this is not a Kannel problem, but a SMSC one. Set loglevel
> to 0 and check your kannel log to trace the PDU´s sequence numbers.
> Maybe the SMSC loses the PDU correlativity, and that is why Kannel
> warns you. If this is what is happening, the operator should fix this.
>
>     Best regards,
>
> Rodrigo.
>
> On 8/11/05, Jean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>> We are experiencing problems with sequence numbers that get out of sync.
>>
>> We have experimented with changing throughput and max-pending-submits,
>> but
>> this does not always seem to resolve the issue.
>>
>> Has anyone had similar problems and found a solution?
>>
>> The bearerbox log message we receive is:
>> 2005-08-10 16:20:37 [1648] [8] WARNING: SMPP[XXXXX]: SMSC sent
>> submit_sm_resp with wrong sequence number 0x0000318b
>>
>> Our configuration for this SMSC is:
>>
>> #
>> # Group: smsc
>> #
>> priority=3
>> system-type=smpp
>> system-id> group=smsc
>> smsc-id=XXXXX
>> smsc=smpp
>> service-type> #msg-id-type=1
>> source-addr-ton=1
>> source-addr-npi=1
>> source-addr-autodetect=0
>> host=XXXXXXXX
>> smsc-username=XXXXX
>> port=31000
>> smsc-password=XXXXXX
>> throughput=6
>> max-pending-submits=50
>> data-coding-scheme=-1
>> reconnect-attempts=1000
>> interface-version=34
>> message-retry-attempts=100
>> dest-addr-npi=1
>> dest-addr-ton=1
>> transceiver-mode=1
>> reconnect-delay=60
>> denied-prefix=XXXXXXXX
>> allowed-prefix> denied-smsc-id=XXXXXXX
>> preferred-smsc-id=XXXXXX
>> enquire-link-interval=60
>
>


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