Hi,
The TON (Type of number) and NPI (numbering plan indicator) define
together how a sender or receiver address is formated.
The source-addr defines how the sender is formated, the dest-addr how
the receiver number (->MSISDN) is formated (e.g. international:
00491721234567 national: 01721234567 alphanumeric: FUBAR)
SMPP allows you to set during the bind a address range. This can be
used by a SMSC for routing purpose. For example: you have rented a
address range from a MNO, say 017212345* and you want that one half of
the traffic goes to one of your client, the other half to another
client, then you set addressrange in regex: 017212345[0-4][0-9]* and
017212345[5-9][0-9]*
With the bind-addr TON and NPI you define how this addressrange is
formated.
See 3GPP Specification 03.40 Chapter 9.1 for a list of which value TON
and NPI can be set to.
Regards
Falko
Am 08.01.2009 um 10:01 schrieb hafez ahmad:
Dears,
can someone please explain the functionality of the following
parameters in details:
source-addr-ton
source-addr-npi
dest-addr-ton
dest-addr-npi
bind-addr-ton
bind-addr-npi
Regards,
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