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Kannel Information Request

2013-08-27 Thread Ahmed ben ali
 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.
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.
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


Re: Kannel Information Request

2013-08-27 Thread Ahmed ben ali
Hi All,

Someone has an idea, please ?

Best Regards,


2013/8/27 Ahmed ben ali ahmed.ben...@gmail.com

 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.
 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.
 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,




Re: Kannel Information Request

2013-08-27 Thread Ahmed ben ali
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 spame...@gmail.com




 2013/8/27 Ahmed ben ali ahmed.ben...@gmail.com

  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





Re: Kannel Information Request

2013-08-27 Thread Ahmed ben ali
Yes but it is a solution to encrypt the http using ssl (instead of nginx)
but dosn't resolve the issue. The deliver_sm sent by the instance 1 will be
converted to a submit_sm in the instance  2.


2013/8/28 spameden spame...@gmail.com

 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 ahmed.ben...@gmail.com

 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 spame...@gmail.com




 2013/8/27 Ahmed ben ali ahmed.ben...@gmail.com

  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