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Use this page to view the details of an SMPP connection.
Field or Button |
Description |
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Zone |
The name of the zone. |
Name |
The name of the SMPP connection. |
Enable |
The options are:
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Transport Protocol |
The transport protocol that is used to send a request to SMSC. The options are:
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Host Address |
The IP address of the service provider or the Short Message Service Center (SMSC). |
Port |
The host address of the service provider or the SMSC. |
Bind Mode |
The options are:
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User Name |
The user name of the service provider or the SMSC. |
Address Range |
The address range. |
Shared |
The options are:
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SMS Processor |
The name of the SMS processor. |
Set From field to |
The options are:
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Short Code/ Long Number |
The short code or the long number that is provided by the SMSC. |
Organization |
The system displays the organizations for each short code. |
These parameters are optional.
Field or Button |
Description |
|---|---|
System Type |
The type of sender to bind as transmitter with the SMSC. The system_type parameter is used to categorize the type of External Short Message Entities. For Example, Voice Mail System (VMS), and Over-the-air Activation System (OTA). By default, the value is NULL. For more information, see the SMPP 3.4 specifications. |
Address Type of Number |
The type of number used in the Short Message Entities (SMEs) address parameters. The defined values are:
For more information, see the SMPP 3.4 specifications. |
Address Numeric Plan Indicator (NPI) |
The Numeric Plan Indicator (NPI) to be used in the SME address parameters. The defined values are:
For more information, see the SMPP 3.4 specifications. |
Data Coding Scheme |
The data coding scheme of the short message. This value depends on the language and the settings that the service provider requires. To send normal English messages, the default value is 0. To send SMS in other languages like Italian, Russian, and Chinese, change this value to 8 (equivalent of "0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 UCS2 (ISO/IEC-10646) according to the SMPP specifications for a particular service provider. Modify this value based on the test results with the service provider. Modifying the value from 0 reduces the number of characters for each SMS as more number of bits are required to represent each character in different languages. For more information, see the SMPP 3.4 specifications. |
Character Encoding |
One of the following values:
This value is used in conjunction with SMS Data Encoding value. |
Source Type of Number |
The type of number to be used in the SME address parameter. The defined values are:
See the SMPP 3.4 specifications for more information. |
Source Numeric Plan Indicator |
The Numeric Plan Indicator (NPI) to be used in the SME address parameters. The defined values are:
See the SMPP 3.4 specifications for more information. |
Destination Type of Number |
The type of number to be used in the SME address parameter. The defined values are:
See the SMPP 3.4 specifications for more information. |
Destination Numeric Plan Indicator |
The Numeric Plan Indicator (NPI) to be used in the SME address parameters. The defined values are:
See the SMPP 3.4 specifications for more information. |
Priority Flag |
Allows the originating SME to assign a priority level to the short message. There are four priority levels:
For more information, see the SMPP 3.4 specifications. |
Registered Delivery |
Use to request an SMSC delivery receipt and/or SME originated acknowledgements. The options are:
For more information, see the SMPP 3.4 specifications. |
Validity Period |
The validity period that is a relative value for SMSC. For more information, see the SMPP 3.4 specifications. |
Long SMS Sending Process |
The options are:
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