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hi is it possible to use asterisk as an sms central to send SMSes directly to clients on PSTN instead of just communicating with a central? the telco to which we're currently connected doesn't have a central.... roy

I'ld like to test SMSes between Asterisk and an analog phone on a GS-ATA-286 (SIP). I have spent many hours trying any exemple on voip-info or mailing-list, but no message got sent from the analog phone. My goal, at now, is to send SMSes locally from and to Asterisk. Does anyone have a working configuration ?

Hello all, i today have searched on the internet about a solution to let asterisk act as a SMSC (Short MessageServiceCentre) to deliver SMSes directly to GSM Phones. I only have found some cases with use of an extern SMSC (i.e. by the Mobile Net Provider) Is there a possibillity to do that, or ist asterisk only able to send SMS to analog phones? Do you have any idea or hint for me? Thanks a lot Hans-Peter Straub

...providers, we compare the output for the sip show registry CLI command when the system is in the correct state, to the output we get on timed checks every five minutes. If a SIP trunk goes down, the just-obtrained string does not match the stored, correct string anymore, and our app starts sending SMSes / raising alarms. Been running for about three years now and works suffieciently for our widely separated branches all over South Africa.

Hello! Is it possible to run Asterisk as a SMS Service Center and does it work over a directly connected ISDN (CAPI) interface card? Did anyone already use Asterisk for that? Roland Zagler mailto:r.zagler@fog.at @fog smart partners

Hello *, I recently started playing around with the "SMS" application. Several of my SIP clients are FritzBoxes, with SMS capable DECT phones connected via ISDN or analog line. So far, SMSing works great: I defined extension 0193010[01] to receive SMSes, which works well with the default settings for German phones. Incoming SMS in the morx queue will be parsed by a cronjob and forwarded either to the recipient or to the local handler (e.g. SMS recipient 118 is the enquiries line, where phone book lookups can be got from; call forwarding settings c...

...thout + country prefixes, none works :( I tried with Gsm caller ID anonymous enabled and disabled. I saved the config and rebooted the device after any changes just to make it 100% sure it's applied. Any suggestions are welcome. If anyone have full configs for this hw (outbound/inbound calls + smses) more than welcome to post it. I followed this tutorial: https://github.com/tangaza/Tangaza/wiki/Connecting-a-GoIP-GSM-VoIP-gateway-to-an-Asterisk-AGI Thanks!

...ks for all your advice - and you did give me the clue that led to the It is a personal challenge - some buch of crap outperforming Linux... :-( > answer (i.e. lots of small files). So now I can go to bed and quite I've slept 1:30 now (and was awakened by mail notification as GSM mobile SMSes), now it's 8:25AM. :-) > worrying that this $7000 PC I've assembled on the dining room table is not > performing as it should.... :-) Ouch - pretty fat price. :-? > Thanks! You're welcome. Not much solved in real world but we know where the dog is digged in now (at least...

Seems like this is the best idea (challenge-response), a callback. No matter the callerid, you don't know where the caller is. But if you place a call BACK to the callerid, it's going to go to the destination. Then you either need the phone to be answered, or the phone to be answered and and the challenge entered. Adam Goldberg AGP, LLC +1-202-507-9900 -----Original Message-----