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Chapter 5. Configuring SMS Messaging Server

ActiveXperts SMS Messaging Server provides free SMPP messaging for a limited number of SMS

messages. You can connect to an ActiveXperts SMPP server and send/receive messages right after

installation, without the need to sign-up with an SMSC center first.

If you want to know about a list of SMPP providers recommended by ActiveXperts Software,

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The following information can be configured for an SMPP Channel:

 Enable/Disable Channel – You can enable/disable a channel at any time. When a channel is

disabled, the SMS Messaging Server service will not attempt to send messages through this

channel or receive messages from this channel;

 Enable/Disable Send – Disable the Send option to allow only receiving through this channel;

 Enable/Disable Receive – Disable the Receive option to allow only sending through this

channel;

 Description – A smart description for this channel;

 Server – Hostname or IP address of the SMPP provider;

 Server Port – TCP/IP port of the SMPP provider. Default: 2775;

 System ID and Password – Account and Password used to logon to the SMPP-compliant

SMSC provider.

 System Type – Only required when the provider offers different protocols. Leave it default

(“SMPP”) unless required otherwise;

 Subscriber ID – The Subscriber ID is the actual SMS mobile number associated with the

SMPP subscription. This number cannot be detected by ActiveXperts SMS Messaging Server

(it is not part of the SMPP protocol), and therefore needs to be configured manually for your

own convenience. The Subscriber ID will be used in the Message Database to indicate the

sender (for outgoing SMS messages) or Recipient (for incoming SMS messages);

 Address Range – All messages on the SMSC with the address range as recipient address will

be forwarded to this channel when the client is bound to the SMSC in receiver or transceiver

model;

 Check Interval – Specifies how often the SMS Messaging Server should check for new SMS

Messages. Default value: 10 seconds;

 Timeout – Specifies the number of seconds that SMS Messaging Server should wait for a

response of the SMPP provider during a SMPP session. If a timeout occurs, an operation will

fail immediately. Default value: 3 seconds. Increase this value if the network connection is

slow;

 Keep Alive – Specifies how long the network connection is allowed to remain idle before the

network connection is disconnected. Leave it default (60 seconds) unless your provider

requests a different Keep Alive value;

 SMS Limit – The maximum number of outgoing SMS messages allowed per day to prevent a

malfunctioning custom script from sending out many messages;

 Large Messages – Indicates how large outgoing messages (i.e. messages longer than 160

characters) should be treated. There are three options: Truncate messages larger than 160

characters, send the large message as multi-part message, or don’t send the large message at

all (message will fail).

 Request Acknowledgement – Specifies whether or not an acknowledgement should be

requested after sending an SMS message. If this value is enabled, a message is only

considered as ‘delivered’ if a positive acknowledgement is received;

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