Wavecom here, its nothing to do with the CPU or kannel optimization. the traffic rates depend on the mobile network. here the average speed is 6-9 seconds per SMS, and if you request dlr reporting, it will take up to 13-17 seconds per SMS
500 sms/sec per modem ... :) .. it should be ss7 modem, not GSM modem. -----Original Message----- From: Haidut [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 13 ??????? 2007 ?. To: seikath Subject:modem throughput > OK, thanks. Anybody else have throughput experience to share? > On Nov 13, 2007 4:35 PM, Nathan Ferris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hi Haidut, >> >> I am using wavecom GSM modems made by MultiTech on AT&T pre-paid SIM >> cards in the US. I usually get 12-20 sms/minute. >> >> Nathan >> >> >> Haidut wrote: >> > I know this has been asked before in one way or another but I didn't >> > notice any definitive answers. >> > My questions is this - WITHOUT using any special equipment and any >> > optimizations to the generic kannel, what's a reasonable SMS >> > throughput that I can expect. >> > Some people earlier gave numbers as high as 500sms/sec, others said no >> > more than 20sms/min. >> > I have a quad-band Wavecom GSM modem and fairly powerful hardware >> > (i.e. dual CPU machine with lots of RAM, which I don't think would be >> > the bottleneck anyway). >> > My provider is T-Mobile in the US, and I am just inserting a SIM from >> > phone into the modem. >> > So, comments welcome and please specify your setup. Once again, I am >> > not looking for responses like "yeah we get 500sms/sec with >> > proprietary software, 5 modems, etc". >> > I need to hear about people's experiences using vanilla Kannel setup, >> > reasonable hardware, and a modem similar to Wavecom. >> > Thanks in advance. >> > >> > >> > >>
