Re: help please, Not able to submit SMS to SMSC at the given throughput.
What is the current speed? Usually operator has their error code when it's partner exceed the limit. On May 10, 2012, at 2:10 PM, Sadique khan wrote: Guys help me!!! i have configured kannel as my SMS gateway. i have got throughput of 20 msg/sec, problem is that when i try to submit SMS at the speed of 20 sms/Sec SMS stuck in Queue, and while cheking log file i found bearer box does'nt submit SMS to SMSC at given speed 20 msg/sec. how can i make bearer box Submit All the Messages that it gets from HTTP request. or you can say want to generate throttling error So the I can show the oprator that im not getting the speed allotted to me. Any help will be highly appriciated. -- Best Wishes Mohd. Sadique khan # 9717848717 Willy Mularto F300HD+MR18DE (NLC1725)
Re: help please, Not able to submit SMS to SMSC at the given throughput.
Show your kannel.conf and bearerbox logs. 5/10/2012 1:12 PM, Willy Mularto ???: What is the current speed? Usually operator has their error code when it's partner exceed the limit. On May 10, 2012, at 2:10 PM, Sadique khan wrote: Guys help me!!! i have configured kannel as my SMS gateway. i have got throughput of 20 msg/sec, problem is that when i try to submit SMS at the speed of 20 sms/Sec SMS stuck in Queue, and while cheking log file i found bearer box does'nt submit SMS to SMSC at given speed 20 msg/sec. how can i make bearer box Submit All the Messages that it gets from HTTP request. or you can say want to generate throttling error So the I can show the oprator that im not getting the speed allotted to me. Any help will be highly appriciated. -- Best Wishes Mohd. Sadique khan # 9717848717 Willy Mularto F300HD+MR18DE (NLC1725) -- Komil Gulboev System Administrator Automation Department CJSC Babilon-Mobile +992 91833 mobile +992 44625 phone
Re: Help please: how to Disable MSG retry
you didn't supply any good guidance for us to help you sir. first of all we all need to know what kind of smsc do you connect, how is your application developed, what is your telco smsc rules. but actually Kannel does have directive not to retry failed messages. It is on the user guide :) On Sep 26, 2011, at 7:00 PM, Sadique khan VAS_51819 wrote: Dear Sir, Hi!! This is sadique. My SMS center has asked me to Stop retry to failed messages. Being new to kannel im confused tht what should i do. kindly guide me how to stop msg retry and what parameter to set in conf file. -- Best Wishes Mohd. Sadique khan # 9717848717 Willy Mularto F300HD+MR18DE (NLC1725)
Re: Help Please!!!!!
2008/5/14 Alejandro Guerrieri [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Kannel can act as an SMPP _client_. That means, connect to an SMPP server (usaully a Carrier's SMSC) to send and receive messages. This is typically the case of ESMEs/VAS providers, where you have an application and want to send /receive messages to/from it. You need an SMPP server if you want a third party to connect to you using SMPP to send/receive messages over links you have with the carriers. This is tipically the case for integrators/resellers. There are a couple of such implementations, none free afaik. Stipe Tolj has one called smppbox, contact him in private if you want. Regards, Alejandro On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 4:16 PM, Eduardo Raad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Gabriel, I have looked at that issue too and you should write your own smsbox that implements SMPP instead of HTTP. The Kannel user documentations says you can easily write one, but I guess that is only true if you are good with C language. My educated guess is that you should replace the smsbox's HTTP client with an SMPP client/server that would allow you to route messages in/out the bearerbox. The SMPP client part is already done in Kannel, so I'm sure you can re-use that. Does anyone know about an existing smppbox? Eduardo On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 2:07 PM, Gabriel Malva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How can I make an application to connect to kannel over smpp and not HTTP? -- Eduardo Raad Gerente General Metromovil móvil + 593 9397 oficina + 593 42329455 x 1099 Av. 10 de Agosto 511 y Chimborazo Edificio Equinoxcorp, Piso 3 Guayaquil, Ecuador
Re: Help Please!!!!!
In my case it would be more interesting a direct connection the application with server side of kannel via SMPP protocol, but as yet it is not possible to have this solution, there is some expectation of kannel will propose this solution? ** 2008/5/14 Alejandro Guerrieri [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Kannel can act as an SMPP _client_. That means, connect to an SMPP server (usaully a Carrier's SMSC) to send and receive messages. This is typically the case of ESMEs/VAS providers, where you have an application and want to send /receive messages to/from it. You need an SMPP server if you want a third party to connect to you using SMPP to send/receive messages over links you have with the carriers. This is tipically the case for integrators/resellers. There are a couple of such implementations, none free afaik. Stipe Tolj has one called smppbox, contact him in private if you want. Regards, Alejandro On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 4:16 PM, Eduardo Raad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Gabriel, I have looked at that issue too and you should write your own smsbox that implements SMPP instead of HTTP. The Kannel user documentations says you can easily write one, but I guess that is only true if you are good with C language. My educated guess is that you should replace the smsbox's HTTP client with an SMPP client/server that would allow you to route messages in/out the bearerbox. The SMPP client part is already done in Kannel, so I'm sure you can re-use that. Does anyone know about an existing smppbox? Eduardo On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 2:07 PM, Gabriel Malva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How can I make an application to connect to kannel over smpp and not HTTP? -- Eduardo Raad Gerente General Metromovil móvil + 593 9397 oficina + 593 42329455 x 1099 Av. 10 de Agosto 511 y Chimborazo Edificio Equinoxcorp, Piso 3 Guayaquil, Ecuador
Re: Help Please!!!!!
Gabriel, That is exactly what smppbox from Stipe can do. It will enable a direct connection between an external application (ESME) and Kannel. In this case, Kannel acts as a SMPP server and your external application would act as the SMPP client. Eduardo On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 4:20 PM, Gabriel Malva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In my case it would be more interesting a direct connection the application with server side of kannel via SMPP protocol, but as yet it is not possible to have this solution, there is some expectation of kannel will propose this solution? ** 2008/5/14 Alejandro Guerrieri [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Kannel can act as an SMPP _client_. That means, connect to an SMPP server (usaully a Carrier's SMSC) to send and receive messages. This is typically the case of ESMEs/VAS providers, where you have an application and want to send /receive messages to/from it. You need an SMPP server if you want a third party to connect to you using SMPP to send/receive messages over links you have with the carriers. This is tipically the case for integrators/resellers. There are a couple of such implementations, none free afaik. Stipe Tolj has one called smppbox, contact him in private if you want. Regards, Alejandro On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 4:16 PM, Eduardo Raad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Gabriel, I have looked at that issue too and you should write your own smsbox that implements SMPP instead of HTTP. The Kannel user documentations says you can easily write one, but I guess that is only true if you are good with C language. My educated guess is that you should replace the smsbox's HTTP client with an SMPP client/server that would allow you to route messages in/out the bearerbox. The SMPP client part is already done in Kannel, so I'm sure you can re-use that. Does anyone know about an existing smppbox? Eduardo On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 2:07 PM, Gabriel Malva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How can I make an application to connect to kannel over smpp and not HTTP? -- Eduardo Raad Gerente General Metromovil móvil + 593 9397 oficina + 593 42329455 x 1099 Av. 10 de Agosto 511 y Chimborazo Edificio Equinoxcorp, Piso 3 Guayaquil, Ecuador -- Eduardo Raad Gerente General Metromovil móvil + 593 9397 oficina + 593 42329455 x 1099 Av. 10 de Agosto 511 y Chimborazo Edificio Equinoxcorp, Piso 3 Guayaquil, Ecuador
Re: Help Please!!!!!
Just a tought: I don't know your particular scenario and requirements, nor the reasons for your app to require such a setup, but maybe if you already have SMPP connections with the carriers you could bypass Kannel and implement the connections at application level. If that's your case, there's no need to use Kannel as a proxy between the 2 SMPP sides (unless you use it for routing/accounting/whatever, of course). Regards, Alejandro On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 6:27 PM, Eduardo Raad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Gabriel, That is exactly what smppbox from Stipe can do. It will enable a direct connection between an external application (ESME) and Kannel. In this case, Kannel acts as a SMPP server and your external application would act as the SMPP client. Eduardo On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 4:20 PM, Gabriel Malva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In my case it would be more interesting a direct connection the application with server side of kannel via SMPP protocol, but as yet it is not possible to have this solution, there is some expectation of kannel will propose this solution? ** 2008/5/14 Alejandro Guerrieri [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Kannel can act as an SMPP _client_. That means, connect to an SMPP server (usaully a Carrier's SMSC) to send and receive messages. This is typically the case of ESMEs/VAS providers, where you have an application and want to send /receive messages to/from it. You need an SMPP server if you want a third party to connect to you using SMPP to send/receive messages over links you have with the carriers. This is tipically the case for integrators/resellers. There are a couple of such implementations, none free afaik. Stipe Tolj has one called smppbox, contact him in private if you want. Regards, Alejandro On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 4:16 PM, Eduardo Raad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Gabriel, I have looked at that issue too and you should write your own smsbox that implements SMPP instead of HTTP. The Kannel user documentations says you can easily write one, but I guess that is only true if you are good with C language. My educated guess is that you should replace the smsbox's HTTP client with an SMPP client/server that would allow you to route messages in/out the bearerbox. The SMPP client part is already done in Kannel, so I'm sure you can re-use that. Does anyone know about an existing smppbox? Eduardo On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 2:07 PM, Gabriel Malva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How can I make an application to connect to kannel over smpp and not HTTP? -- Eduardo Raad Gerente General Metromovil móvil + 593 9397 oficina + 593 42329455 x 1099 Av. 10 de Agosto 511 y Chimborazo Edificio Equinoxcorp, Piso 3 Guayaquil, Ecuador -- Eduardo Raad Gerente General Metromovil móvil + 593 9397 oficina + 593 42329455 x 1099 Av. 10 de Agosto 511 y Chimborazo Edificio Equinoxcorp, Piso 3 Guayaquil, Ecuador
