Gerardo Segura schrieb:
Hello everyone I'm new with kannel and have 2 questions

Using a gsm modem to send/receive:
Is there any technical difference to send 10 sms one at a time than just one with 10 receivers numbers? (looking to improve throughput)

you can't poke on the GSM signaling level. A GSM SMS is a 1-to-1 relation, so you still have to send 1 SMS for each receiver destination address, even when it's a bulk of 100 same payload messages.

GSM modems are known to be "limited" in throughput. That's why companies that do rely on GSM modems have whole parks with them. Or and thats the preferred way to enhance: go to a IP based SMSC protocol: SMPP, EMI/UCP, CIMD et al.

Is possible to access "raw content" from MO messages? I want to disect any wap-push message received

A GSM modem is like any other device able to receive binary MO messages. So you simply need to pass the binary content to a sms-service to get the pure raw byte code.

We used to do this in the early MMS years to figure out which defects certain phones had for the MMS-notification SMS.

Stipe

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