You can use built-in SSL support instead: http://www.kannel.org/download/1.4.3/userguide-1.4.3/userguide.html#SSL-ENABLING
2013/8/28 Ahmed ben ali <[email protected]> > Hello Spameden, > > Thanks you for your response, I m totally agree with you but unfortunately > I have no possibility to use OpenVPN tunnel, it s a decision of security > team (many complicated reasons unfortunately). > My idea is to convert smpp to http (via kannel) and redirect the http to > https (via nginx). That's why I need to connect 2 kannel instancies. I > didn't describe the https redirection to simplify the euse case. > finally : > smpp --> http --> https ------------>https --> http --> smpp : I want to > recover the same > initial message without any change (deliver-sm must be keeped deliver_sm > and the same think for de submit_sm) > > I hope it is more clear > > Thanks a lot. > > > 2013/8/27 spameden <[email protected]> > >> >> >> >> 2013/8/27 Ahmed ben ali <[email protected]> >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> I explain my need : >>> I have 2 sites interconnected by a private network, and encryption is >>> not possible on this network (for many reasons). Between the 2 sites I have >>> smpp flow and I want to securise it. >>> >> >> How do you want to secure it? The best practice is to set OpenVPN tunnel >> or any other VPN between two nodes and let traffic flow through it. >> >> >>> The idea is to install 2 Kannel instances (site A and site B) and >>> convert smpp to http from site A and send it to site b, when arrival I >>> reconvert it to smpp to send it to the ESME. >>> >> >> HTTP is not secure, and can be sniffed easily as well as SMPP. >> >> >>> I succed to send an MO from an SMPPSim to instance kannel 1 (with smpp) >>> and send the deliver_sm from kannel 1 to kannel 2 (with http). >>> But the problem is, between kannel 2 and the ESME, the deliver_sm that I >>> sent is converted to submit_sm. I don't know why ? I want to keep it a >>> deliver_sm along this way : >>> SMSC (smpp) --> kannel 1(http) -----------> (http) kannel 2 (smpp) --> >>> ESME >>> >>> Thanks for help >>> >>> Best Regards, >>> Ahmed BEN ALI >>> >> >> >
