**>Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2005 13:32:52 +1100 (EST) **>From: Pak Bei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> **>Subject: smsc_http, MO msg from SMSC Simulation and "denied host" error **>To: users@kannel.org **> **>I'm using kannel 1.4.0. **>I'd like to use smsc_http. **> **>group = smsc **>smsc = http **>smsc-id = smsc_http **>system-type = kannel **>smsc-username = foo **>smsc-password = bar **>port = 13020 **>send-url = **>http://10.1.2.3:8080/smsc/push?user=foo&pass=bar&from=%p&to=%P&text=%r **> **>My Question is how to simulate MO message incoming **>from **>fake smsc (using web browser for example)? **> **>In my previuos test: **>1. Kannel succesfully deliver smspush via **>/cgi-bin/sendsms to appropriate SMSC. **>2. While i tried to simulate MO message form SMSC, **>using: **>http://10.1.2.2:13020/username=foo&password=bar&to=62811909401&text=test **> **>Kannel will produce exeption error like this: **>2005-02-25 23:10:39 [14148] [6] INFO: HTTP[smsc_http]: **>... tried from denied host 10.1.2.3, ignored **> **>I expect incoming MO message should replied to **>destination SMSC. **> **>Any hints, help, sugestions would be appreciated.
Answer to "denied host" error... As I stated in another reply, Kannel's HTTP SMSC uses the "connect-allow-ip" declaration to specify which hosts have access to inject an MO SMS via a connection to the port specified in the "port =" declaration. About the HTTP SMSC... An MO SMS entering the port specified by the HTTP SMSC does not get forwarded to the URL specified by the send-url declaration. Instead, the MO SMS is sent up to the smsbox for processing. An MT SMS submitted to the smsbox with the smsc-id of the HTTP SMSC will be forwarded to the URL specified by the send-url declaration. See ya... d.c.
