thought this may be of interest to the list: -----Original Message----- From: Wilf (Neil Wilkinson) [mailto:wilf@;bigpond.net.au] Sent: Thursday, 24 October 2002 12:51 AM To: Caesare Morata Subject: RE: Tariff/3 Kannel
> -----Original Message----- > From: Caesare Morata [mailto:Caesare@;eyedream.net] > Sent: Wednesday, 23 October 2002 5:00 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Tariff/3 Kannel > > > Hello Wilf, > > You mentioned in your mailing list reply that you had 3 kannel running in > one box? yup. > Could you give me on some insights on how you were able to set it up? no problem: essentially we created 3 kannel.conf files and made small startup scripts for them all. 3 bearer boxes and 3 smsboxes. each kannel.conf had different settings: admin-port=13000/1/2 sendsms-port=13010/1/2 smsbox-port=13020/1/2 we also had 3 connections from the provider (vodafone) using the SEMA/OIS protocol over X.25 - the cisco router therefore maintained 3 persistant connections with the SMSC (over the X.25 line). > and also about the tariff class. how did you implement that? the tariffs were quite simple - each connection was a different tarriff (this is not something that the SMSC provided for in its protocol, but each connection could be configured differently by Voda) FYI, we had the following tarriffs: (i) free MO, free MT (ii) 10p MT, usual_tarriff MO (iii) 1UKP MT, usual_tarriff MO however, at the time (over a year ago now), we could only send to and receive from vodafone's customers (we could send to any network on the free tarriff though they couldnt reply). > Are you using CIMD2 connections? see above - SEMA/OIS. > you r help would be much appreciated. no problem, wilf
