Hi Reza, Many thanks for your answer, following your description bellow, what I get is the following, kannel will receive incomming messages from Operator1 subs (destination Operator2 subs) and will send them to http://myhost/myapp and it has to push them using the second connection (Operator2), we did this and worked.
But this is not exactly what was we were looking for, we were looking for kannel to make the routing between operators without any external application. We installed the kannel 1.3.1 and in the documentation was the smsbox routing, and it seems that it matches with what we are looking for. We would like to know if someone has worked with this and can bring us some help. Best Regards Oscar Flores -----Original Message----- From: Reza Anwar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 10:27 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Using Multiple SMSCs Hi Oscar, I'm currently connecting to two SMS-Cs at two different operators. What you have to do is to define a group = smsc for each SMS-C you want to connect to (I'm using one group = smsbox). In your case it might go something like this: group = smsc smsc-id = operator1 allowed-smsc-id = operator1 smsc = smpp interface-version = 34 . . . group = smsc smsc-id = operator2 allowed-smsc-id = operator2 smsc = smpp interface-version = 34 . . . Then you have to set up group = sendsms-user since you would like to push the message from one SMS-C to the other, so: group = sendsms-user username = foo1 password = bar1 forced-smsc = operator1 . . . group = sendsms-user username = foo2 password = bar2 forced-smsc = operator2 . . . If you don't want a subscriber at operator1 receive a reply when he/she sends a message, make sure you set max-messages=0 at the group = sms-service setting: group = sms-service keyword = default name = service1 accepted-smsc = operator1 url = "http://yourhost/yourapp"; max-messages = 0 . . . group = sms-service keyword = default name = service2 accepted-smsc = operator2 url = "http://yourhost/yourapp"; max-messages = 0 . . . Make you app catch the message from an SMS-C and then push it using http://yourhost:sendsms-port/cgi-bin/sendsms?username=sendsms_username_o f_other_smsc&password=sendsms_password_of_other_smsc&to=dest_msisdn&text =yaddayaddayadda. Hope this helps, --Reza Oscar Flores wrote: >Hi kannel users, > >In my company we have a project to interconnect different SMSCs and We >want to use the kannel gateway to do this. > >The idea is to connect SMSCs from different mobile operators, let's >suppose two operators, kannel will be connected to both SMSCs using SMPP >3.4. And when subs from operator1 sends messages to subs from operator2 >kannel will receive the messages from SMSC1 and send them to SMSC2 and >in the other way too. > >We have reviewed the documentation and did some test but we weren't able >to make this work. Would you like to give us some help, How we do have >to make the configuration, do we need one smsbox for each operator? > >Many Thanks and Best Regards > >Oscar Flores > > > > > > >
