It should be possible as smsbox-route can handle shortcodes: *group = smsbox-route smsbox-id = smppclient-id_used_in_smppbox_1 smsc-id = "loopbacksmsc1" shortcode = "1111"*
*group = smsbox-route smsbox-id = smppclient-id_used_in_smppbox_2 smsc-id = "loopbacksmsc1" shortcode = "2222"* Detailed in user guide Emmanuel 2010/10/25 XEN-Housing s.r.o. <[email protected]> > Hello Emmanuel, > > thnx for short view. I thought that there must be an http script that will > drive incoming sms back to smsbox, but i am still missing an idea, how to > route different sms to different smpp clients. > > for example. we will get sms to number 1234 and that number belonge to smpp > client1, but sms that came to number 1212 belonge to diferent smpp client. > > Is that possible? If yes, how. And additional question. What will happend > with sms forwarder to opensmppbox, if client is not connected right now. > will that sms stay in some queue and will be delivered to client when he > will connect ? > > Thank you for your patience and advice ;) > > Slavoj. > > Dňa 25. 10. 2010 10:58, Emmanuel CHANSON wrote / napísal(a): > > I did something like this for that kind of purpose, it may help you: > > > HTTP cgi --> smsbox --> bearerbox <---> loopback smsc ---> opensmppbox > <---> smpp client > > So you should be able to route them as well to your smpp client :) by using > a smsbox-route that forward all sms coming from loopback smsc to opensmppbox > client id. > > Regards, > > Emmanuel > > > 2010/10/25 XEN-Housing s.r.o. <[email protected]> > >> Hallo there. >> >> We have at our smpp provider rent virtual numbers. Now all incoming sms >> that came from smpp connection are processed via service like http call >> and directly parsed on our side. Some of them we want to forward them >> via smpp to our clients, that are connected to opensmppbox. >> >> Is routing like that possible? And if yes, how. >> >> Thank you for your advice. >> >> Slavoj. >> >> >> >> > >
