SMS Gateway/Internal Workflow

= Hand over a SMS to SMS Gateway = The n0r1sk SMS Gateway is designed to be a reliable interface to generate SMS. The recommendation is to use http:// or https:// request to hand over a SMS to the Gateway. Using this kind of genrating an SMS request the sender is able to check if the mail SMS is successfully handed over to the Gateway. Mail SMS generation is implemented satisfy the needs of existing environments/applications which are only able use this way of communication.

Sending a http:// or https:// request
By now you may use a simple sendsms-page, where you have to provide the following 3 parameter: e.g. http://localhost:8080/smsgateway/sendsms?content=Testsms&priority=2&mobile=0043650xxxxxxx
 * content= (current limitation 128 chars, more chars will be cropped)
 * priority= (0-lowest, 1-middle, 2-highest)
 * mobile= (using country- and regional-code and number)

Sending a mail (coming soon)
Many monitoring solutions use mail to generate SMS. This section will document how to set up a mail server and how to catch the text and put it forward to the SMS Gateway. = How one SMS Gateway delivers a SMS = To fit your technical requrenements you may use more than one SMS Gateway (see also: Use case). You may cluster the SMS Gateways or spread it accross the globe. (By now) A n0r1sk SMS Gateway will manage to forward SMSes to defined delegation gateways, if the local SMS Gateway is unable to send the SMS to the network carrier (e.g. http://www.vodafone.com)

Technical view
= Use more than one SMS Gateways =
 * 1 SMS Gateway
 * Modem 1
 * Modem 2
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