Re: MMS equipement

Stipe Tolj <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mobile.kannel.devel
Organization Wapme Systems AG
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Danilo,

[email protected] schrieb:
> 
> What kind of equipement/software do we need if we want to send/receive MMS
> from/to a Linux computer? Right now I have a Siemens M35i (with data
> cable) and Nokia 7650 (without a data cable) available.
> 
> Here is the idea:
> We are covering a summer festival on the web. In past years, we were
> sending SMS as event reminders. This year, we'd like to send MMS as
> addition to SMS.
> 
> OTOH, we'd like to receive MMS from people attending the festival and put
> them on the web as 'visitor impressions'.

basically you're fine with any MMS capable phone (for your visitors). 

If you want to send MMS then you obviously need to have an MMSC that
stores your MMS and delivery the MMS-notification via SMS to your
visitors.

If you run your own MMSC on a Linux box, you'll need at least SMSC
connectivity for the MMS-notification sending and let your users have
an MMS profile on their phones:

 a) using your local GSM operators GPRS profile and address your MMSC
URL
 b) use your own NAS (networks access server) via ISDN primary
multiplexer attachements and an RADIUS server for authentication and
accounting.

You *must* use b) in order to grap the MSISDN number of the
sender/receiver of an MMS. If you can only run a), then you need to
map some kind of userid within the MMSC URL to an previously
registered MSISDN number of the user.

What's the timeline for the implementation and what's the ammount of
traffic that is considered?

Stipe

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