Re[2]: 3 Operators - /sendsms/I suggest you also adding denied-smsc-id to each smsc group. This will prevent from sending SMSs through other centres in case of connectivity, etc problems with chosen smsc.
ie: smsc-id = a allowed-smsc-id = a denied-smsc-id = b;c BR ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: Cezary Siwek Sent: 04 October 2009 18:38 Subject: Re[2]: 3 Operators - /sendsms/ Thanks !! The solution was: Set "allowed-smsc-id=" for every smsc group.. Example: group = smsc smsc-id = a allowed-smsc-id = a group = smsc smsc-id = b allowed-smsc-id = b group = smsc smsc-id = c allowed-smsc-id = c Sunday, October 4, 2009, 8:28:01 PM, you wrote: Read the documentation again. Try to focus on: smsc-id, denied-smsc-id and allowed-smsc-id in 'SMS centres' section Regards Cezary ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: 04 October 2009 18:07 Subject: 3 Operators - /sendsms/ I have 3 operators, 3 smsc groups, every group has it's own smsc-id=a, smsc-id=b, smsc-id=c I'm trying to send sms /cgi-bin/sendsms?username=x&password=x&dlr-mask=31&from=123&to=321&text=test&smsc=b As you can see, i set: &smsc=b So this sms will have to go through smsc-id=b operator, but it's not, it's randomly choosing smsc.. Every time i send sms, it's randomly choosing smsc, one time "a" other time "c" , some times it's choosing "b" and sms came to me normally. Any ideas why it's choosing random smsc ?
