Is this the same as EMI/UCP? Can that module be used for an operator
(TeliaSonera Sweden) that say it use that protocol?
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Arne K. Haaje
Senior Network Engineer
Eurobate ASA - Postboks
Arne K. Haaje schrieb:
Is this the same as EMI/UCP? Can that module be used for an operator
(TeliaSonera Sweden) that say it use that protocol?
yes, this is one operation mode of EMI/UCP.
Stipe
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Arne K. Haaje wrote:
Yes, I know - but that is what they are using.. To send an SMS you craft a
packet then send it over HTTPS.
I am okay with the encryption for the transport, but why use HTTP (S). Why not
just connect to a SMSC that speak the protocol natively? There is also the
issue
onsdag 14. januar 2004, 22:02, skrev Stipe Tolj:
Arne K. Haaje wrote:
Yes, I know - but that is what they are using.. To send an SMS you craft
a packet then send it over HTTPS.
I am okay with the encryption for the transport, but why use HTTP (S).
Why not just connect to a SMSC that
Paul Keogh wrote:
which means you have to pass the UCP string via HTTP GET/POST over
HTTPS to them? ... what kind of perversion is this?!
I guess they use HTTPS for getting the security purpose done?! Seems
they never heard of stunnel (for SSL-enabling TCP server-client
