Wireless Data Server 2.5

Short Message Peer to Peer (SMPP) plug-in

This file was last modified 02.08.09

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Thank you for choosing Wireless Data Server. This file contains installation instructions for the Wireless Data Server Short Message Peer to Peer plug-in.

Contents of this readme

• How to report problems
• Other available components and documentation
• Installing the Short Message Peer to Peer (SMPP) plug-in
• Configuring Wireless Data Server

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How to report problems

Please contact Oracle's technical support department at support@steltor.com or call (514) 733-8500.

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Other available components and documentation

Wireless Data Server core

Please see the readme for installation instructions. Please see the release notes for supported platforms, system requirements, a list of included features and a description of known problems. Please see the Wireless Data Server Administrator's Guide (HTML | PDF) for configuration, maintenance and administration instructions, and the Wireless Data Server User's Guide (HTML | PDF) for information on using this product.

smsnotify

For calendar notifications and reminders, you must install the smsnotify utility. Please see the smsnotify readme for installation instructions.

Wireless network plug-ins

This plug-in for Wireless Data Server connects to the wireless network through the Short Message Peer to Peer (SMPP) protocol. A different plug-in supports connections through Data Circuit-terminating Equipment (DCE) (included with the Wireless Data Server core).

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Installing the Short Message Peer to Peer (SMPP) plug-in

• Extract the contents of the package to your Wireless Data Server's install directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\wds).

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Configuring Wireless Data Server

1. Open the <wds>\etc\config\wds-smpp.ini file and copy all text into <wds>\etc\config\wds.ini, where <wds> is the Wireless Data Server install directory. Modify the following parameters according to your installation. For more information on these parameters and their correct settings, please consult the Wireless Data Server Administrator's Guide.

   Table 1: Wireless Data Server configuration parameters for the SMPP plug-in

   Section	Parameter	Value
   [WDS]	smsccharset	TELEPATH-SMSC
   	smscplugin	<wds>\bin\smscsmpp.dll
   	smscconnections	A list of all section names of SMSC connections defined in this file, separated by commas and enclosed in {}
   [<SMPP1, SMPP2, etc...>]1	host	Network address of the SMSC
   	port	SMSC port number
   	systemid	ESME system ID
   	systemtype	ESME system type
   	node	Node-ID
   	msisdn	ESME MSISDN number
   	msisdnton	ESME MSISDN type of number
   	msisdnnpi	ESME MSISN numbering plan indicator
   	enquirelink	TRUE
   	enquirelink_timeinterval	2700
   	throttle_timeinterval	30
   	throttle_smsmsgburst	30

   1 For each connection to the SMSC, define a new section and set these parameters.

   
   

2. Encrypt and set the password for the ESME for each SMPP connection using the cspasswd utility:

   cspasswd -f <wds>\etc\config\wds.ini -s <SMPP1> -k passwd
   cspasswd -f <wds>\etc\config\wds.ini -s <SMPP2> -k passwd

   See the Administrator's Guide for details on the use and syntax of the cspassword utility.

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