Most people uses VPN to protect the traffic while in transit (most carriers use IPSec). If you require PKCS12, you could use OpenVPN (or any VPN solution that supports it) to encrypt the traffic.
Regards, Alejandro On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Christopher Lee <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everybody, > > I've trawled to find this information but have failed so far: Can i > configure Kannel to require that clients connecting need to supply > PKCS12 (client) Certificates? > > I'm a software developer and have been looking at using Kannel for a > project. > > I've been successfully been able to test a simple proof-of-concept. A > list of what i'm looking at doing, and how successful I've been: > > - Setup Kannel (Debian etch, using Nokia N70 as SMSC). (DONE) > - Using Certificates to _encrypt_ traffic (DONE) > - Require P12 (Client) Certificates (for Authentication etc.) (POSSIBLE??) > > So far, I'm thinking that if I can't directly get Kannel to require > P12 certs, I'll setup some sort of Web Service coupled with Apache > that handles the Auth/encrypt part of it. > > The project that I'm considering will probably end up transporting > relatively _client_ sensitive data (not necessarily being sent via > SMS). > > Any information/Thoughts would be most appreciated, thanks. > >
