linux version and modem recommended

Discussion:

LOs Ws

2004-09-12 18:55:28 UTC

Hi..Dear Gurus, I am very interested in implementing SMS client . But I have a few question to ask u.

1)Is smsclient can be installed in Windows ?? I ask this because I find to get a modem work on my Linux Box

2)Is there any Linux Version that proven to be able to installed smsclient ? Which Vendor/Version for example Red Hat 7.0 8.0/ 9.0 or Fedora Core1, 2 and etc?

3)I failed to get my modem work with my Linux box, FC2. May I know is there any Recommended Modem Hardware confirmed to be work on Red Hat 8,9, FC1, FC2 ?

4)Is the telco in all over the world support this function. I am now in Singapore, the Telco name here is Singtel and Starhub. Do they support?

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Dean Earley

2004-09-13 06:52:45 UTC

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Post by LOs Ws
Hi..Dear Gurus, I am very interested in implementing SMS client . But
I have a few question to ask u.
1)Is smsclient can be installed in Windows ?? I ask this because I find
to get a modem work on my Linux Box

I dont think it can at the moment. Ive was going to have a look sometime
at trying to port it, but dont expect anything soon.

Post by LOs Ws
2)Is there any Linux Version that proven to be able to installed
smsclient ? Which Vendor/Version for example Red Hat 7.0 8.0/ 9.0 or
Fedora Core1, 2 and etc?

it can be installed on any from the source.
Redhat and Fedora all have prebuilt packages for them to in stall.
I don't know about other distros.

Post by LOs Ws
3)I failed to get my modem work with my Linux box, FC2. May I know is
there any Recommended Modem Hardware confirmed to be work on Red Hat
8,9, FC1, FC2 ?

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=linux+modems

There are several very useful site listed there.

Post by LOs Ws
4)Is the telco in all over the world support this function. I am now in
Singapore, the Telco name here is Singtel and Starhub. Do they support?

LOs Ws

2004-09-13 15:53:16 UTC

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Hi..Dean.. Thank u so much.. but. I am not quite understand the following statement. Sorry my english is not good. Do u mean that I need to send to a mobile phone number that with SMS service or Do u mean I need to send email to a mobile SMS center and they will convert to SMS ?
I beleive you would need to use the mobile operators SMS centres. I dont
know much more than that about the Singapore services

I dont think it can at the moment. Ive was going to have a look sometime
at trying to port it, but dont expect anything soon.

2)Is there any Linux Version that proven to be able to installed
smsclient ? Which Vendor/Version for example Red Hat 7.0 8.0/ 9.0 or
Fedora Core1, 2 and etc?

it can be installed on any from the source.
Redhat and Fedora all have prebuilt packages for them to in stall.
I don't know about other distros.

3)I failed to get my modem work with my Linux box, FC2. May I know is
there any Recommended Modem Hardware confirmed to be work on Red Hat
8,9, FC1, FC2 ?

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=linux+modems

There are several very useful site listed there.

4)Is the telco in all over the world support this function. I am now in
Singapore, the Telco name here is Singtel and Starhub. Do they support?

I beleive you would need to use the mobile operators SMS centres. I dont
know much more than that about the Singapore services.
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Dean Earley

2004-09-13 16:27:28 UTC

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Post by LOs Ws
Hi..Dean.. Thank u so much.. but. I am not quite understand the
following statement. Sorry my english is not good. Do u mean that I
need to send to a mobile phone number that with SMS service or Do u mean
I need to send email to a mobile SMS center and they will convert to SMS
?
I beleive you would need to use the mobile operators SMS centres. I dont
know much more than that about the Singapore services

It works by making a phoen call to a Mobile operators SMS centre which
will then (normally) handle all the routing to the correct place.

SMSClient will take a message, make the phone call and send it to the SMS
Centre.

You will need to find out from your operator, what number to use and what
protocol.
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Jose Echenique

2004-09-13 20:13:28 UTC

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I use JFFNMS to network monitoring system, to send SMS phone movil from
modem the Server JFFNMS need implementation SMSClient.

How configuring JFFNMS and SMSClient

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LOs Ws

2004-09-21 02:29:47 UTC

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Hi.. I have installed modem successfully in FC2 linux
and installed sms_client without problem.

I tried to type the following

FC2# sms_client 6596632000 "TESTing"

I heard the modem dialing stop a while and disconnect
65 is the country code and 96632000 is the mobile
number that I want to send sms messaage to.

But it gives me the following error

Dialing SMSC 0640900139
Warning: read () timeout
Total Elapsed Time: 32 Sec

May I know what does it mean? I did not receive any
sms at all.

I want to know do I have to contact my telephone
provider (my phone line) in order to send sms, or do I
need to check with mobile phone company that I need to
send to and configure properly

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