Another option would be getting a cheap OpenWRT device, and writing something
small to copy the sims.
If you're in Perth, I've got some stock of cheap OpenWRT devices which can read
SMS's, then just pipe them into whatever you need with a small script.
OpenWRT can handle MMS with libmms, just
Expanding on this idea, SMS Backup Plus (
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zegoggles.smssync) can
automatically transfer SMS/MMS(/call logs) to an attached gmail/IMAP
account. SMS content is stored in the message body with MMS content being
saved as an attachment. App can be
Hi Stephen,
The redirect would be either SMS/MMS or Voice, unless the carrier can redirect
SMS/MMS to one number and Voice to another number.
For the voice SIP element, we’re more geared toward the automation side than
live, so probably wouldn’t be a solution.
Thanks anyway!
John
Hi Stephen,
Have you looked at another side - of perhaps sitting the SIM in an
Android phone, on charge, and mounted indefinitely - with using a
web-based app like Android Messages (or other SMS apps that allow you to
login through web to get your messages etc on desktop) - then just
Hi John,
They are particularly keen on keeping their numbers - will the redirect
cover SMS/MMS as well, or only voice? Additionally they want to keep
receiving calls on these same numbers, so it may not work - but
nonetheless, still keen to hear your response.
As far as for received calls,
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Thanks Shaun - much appreciated. If we don’t get far elsewhere, we may reach out to engage you if you’re interested. Thanks!
On 16 Jul 2020, at 15:03, Shaun Deans wrote:
StephenWith Twilio you can route inbound over an
Stephen
With Twilio you can route inbound over an 'elastic sip trunk' to your own
server (we use asterisk) then do as you please. You could also direct the
inbound call to a TwilML Bin or response from your server and just hair pin
the call directly out from twilio to another number and pay
Hi Stephen
We at can handle inbound and outbound MMS and SMS through virtual MSISDN's, and
will deliver the MMS payload via email, so you don’t have to "login" to get the
MMS. Many older longcodes aren't capable of using this service so new numbers
may be needed and a redirect if you need to
We came up with a simple solution for this however not for MMS just
the SMS side.
A Small Teltonika IOT router with a $1/m SIM card from TPG. Teltonika
has a built in SMS > Email feature. We looked at many options which
were Hundreds of dollars per year and we got away with this for
$1/Month +
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Hi Nathan,
Thanks for the reply - not sure if that was separately directed just at Shaun for the mobile aspect, or also at my original request, but just to clarify I’ve spoken with Maxotel, and they offer every aspect of
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Hi Shaun,
Thanks for confirming that - in this instance, can you clarify if Twilio is handling the SIP, or if that is separately routed to a 3CX/similar instance? I haven’t done much with Twilio as of yet, so would just
Hi Shaun,
I believe Maxotel may also offer a Mobile product like this as well, it may be
worth reaching out to Alex and the team and checking in on what they can offer,
they’ve got a pretty solid service.
Kindest Regards,
Nathan Brookfield (VK2NAB)
Simtronic Technologies Pty Ltd
From: AusNOG
Stephen;
I currently use an AU Mobile number hosted with Twilio and route the
inbound SMS to email (via a webhook) and our inbound calls are routing in
via SIP.
Twilio's MMS in Australia is converted to an SMS by the carrier with an
embedded URL and password in the SMS. You then log into a mini
Hi folks,
Been looking for a solution that will allow us to either
a) Pop some SIM cards in a device, or
b) Port mobile numbers over to a VoIP provider
And upon doing so, receive calls to SIP, and SMS+MMS to email. I can’t
really find any products that can do this, and Twilio has confirmed
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