Paul,

Thank you for the quick response and the answers. I have a few more
questions based on your responses.

On the subject of sending to an Aggregator, I was refering to an SMS
Aggregator, and using that to send the WAP-Push SMS messages. Would it
be possible to send those messages out via the Aggregator instead of
using a GPRS modem?

When you refer to MM7, this would be a direct, internet IP based
connection to the carriers SMPP? I am currently in the US and I don't
believe we are able to get that kind of access, or not without alot of
fees.

When talking about having the WAP-Push message to the phone contain
the IP which is a regular server hooked up to the internet with Mbuni,
you said that the phones could pull the MMS message that way, "Up to a
point". What do you mean by that? What limitations would there be?

--Aaron


On Nov 16, 2007 11:35 AM, Paul Bagyenda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Aaron,
>
>  answers below
>
>
> On 11/16/07, Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
> > I am evaluating Mbuni to use for my company, and I have a few questions.
> >
> > 1) From what I've read in google/mail list searches, would it be
> > correct to say that Mbuni (with kannel) would be able to send an MMS
> > to a MSISDN?
>
>  Yes,
>
> > 2) Going along with 1, if I currently have connection to an SMS
> > aggregator, would it be possible to have Mbuni/Kannel push the SMS
> > message through the aggregator and obviate the need for a GSM/GPRS
> > modem?
>
>
>
>  SMS Aggregator or MMS Aggregator? SMS and MMS work very differently from
> each other so you need to be sure.
>
> > 3) What I've read indicates that Mbuni is currently unable to send an
> > MMS messages to a carrier's MMSC directly and have the carrier worry
> > about delivery supposing I have a GSM/GPRS modem, corect?
>
>
>
>  It can send directly, using MM7 (think SMPP for MMS) or MM1 using a GPRS
> modem.
>
> > 4) If using an aggregator is possible, the SMS WAP-Push message gets
> > sent through there, all I need is a regular internet IP address for
> > Mbuni/Kannel to have the mobile phone pull the MMS message from?
>
>
>  Up to a point yes.
>
> > Thank you very much for your replies. If some of the functionalityy
> > does not currently exist, but would be desirable from the community,
> > we might be interested in helping with the development. I am
> > specifically thinking of connecting to an SMS aggregator, but it isn't
> > limited to that.
>
>
>  You will need to first be clear that the Aggregator can aggregate MMS. The
> MMS architecture is very different, and in some respects more complicated
> than SMS, so it is key that you understand it well before committing to the
> aggregator.
> > --Aaron
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>
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