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This article is to give an overview to install Kannel as SMS gateway with MySQL Support. # Here you can add as many SMSC you want and it will he easy to disable any SMSC. Include = '/etc/kannel/smscs. Step # 2You can skip this step if you have already setup database and Apache Server. Start Mariadb Share Get link; Facebook.

There are many technologies and protocols that can be used to send and receive SMS from an application. This article focuses on sending SMS via a Short Message Service Center (SMSC), with the help of the Kannel SMS gateway. In order for an application to send a SMS, it generally has to communicate with a Mobile Network Operator (MNO) over the Internet.

To understand in more detail consider the following example. A Media service provider wants to send a program timetable as an SMS to its end customers. The application is running on a Linux based java application server. One of the main requirements is to send an SMS through an SMSC, and this SMSC service is provided by one of the mobile network operators.

Before diving deeper into the subject, let’s go through some of the technical jargon. SMSC: stands for the Short Message Service Center and is part of the telecommunications network to deliver the SMS. It enables the external application to integrate via the Internet. • SMPP: stands for the Short Message Peer-to-Peer (SMPP) and it’s a protocol which is used to exchange the SMS between SMSC and external entities like business applications. There are various versions of SMPP, including 3.3, 3.4 and 5.0. In this article version 3.4 is used.

(Means the SMSC supports the version 3.4, more details from • Kannel SMS gateway it is an open source WAP and SMS gateway used to provide short message service (SMS). Currently it runs on the Linux platform and provides a high level HTTP service for submitting SMS requests. It supports many protocols to connect with the SMSC and even supports the GSM modem. (For more details see ) Now back to our example This media service provider wants to connect with the SMSC by using the SMPP protocol. Implementing the protocol takes some time, so why reinvent the wheel?

Therefore the service provider plans to use the Kannel SMS gateway to connect with the SMSC. At the development phase it is important to test the SMSC integration, but most of the time it won’t be possible to test with the production SMSC and of course each SMS is an added cost. Therefore to test the integration an SMPP SMSC simulator will be used.

From it's possible to download a free simulator. This simulator is a Java application and by default it will be running on port 2775. Little fighter 2 julian. It is configurable from the property file SMPPSim/conf/smppsim.props. Setting up the Kannel Server Let’s now look into setting up the Kannel Server. Kannel is deployed on Linux systems (at the moment Windows platform is not supported; possibly using a virtual machine it could be run under Windows). Please be sure to include mysql support (or any other database support) when compiling the Kannel.

It will be used to store the intermediate message between Kannel and SMSC specially the SMS delivery receipts. Let’s assume, Kannel is deployed in /usr/local/kannel. Actually Kannel is a composed of 3 main components which are bearerbox, smsbox and wapbox. To run the Kannel, following 2 components must be started in a sequence. • /usr/local/kannel/sbin/bearerbox (This handles the connections with SMSC or gsm modem) • /usr/local/kannel/sbin/smsbox (This provides an http service to send the SMS through the bearerbox) First bearerbox should be started then smsbox should be started.

Both these boxes need a configuration file which contains the setting details. We’ll look into a sample configuration file ( mytestkannel.conf). (More details can be retrieved from the Kannel documentation/user guide). This configuration file will have multiple sections; let’s go through the first section. Configuring the core (bearerbox core) group = core admin-port = 6000 smsbox-port = 6001 admin-password = 'mysecrect' dlr-storage = mysql It has more properties such as allowed IP list and other security related settings. When running for production care should be taken to set it up appropriately for your application dlr-storage = mysql means to store the intermediate process results in a table and read it back when its needed.

When Kannel submits the SMS to the SMSC, then SMSC will return the results whether the SMS has been delivered or lost, or any other information as a delivery report back to the Kannel. This information will be stored in a database (according to the configuration it will be in MySQL) for an intermediate use and will be processed again when the application requests for a delivery report. It’s more reliable to use a database in the production, but for testing it could be set to dlr-storage = internal. Then kannel will store the results in memory and return it to the application when it’s requested via callback URL. When using MySQL the following properties should be added in the configuration file.