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Wireless connections (SMS,MMS)
GSM/GPRS Modem Connection  Install
This option allows you to use a mobile phone or wireless modem connected to the PC with a phone-to-PC data cable to send and receive SMS messages. The mobile phone or modem contains a SIM card, which you can buy from any GSM service provider. (Click here for a list of supported modems)
IP SMS connections (SMS)
CIMD2 Connection  Install
The CIMD2 (Computer Interface to Message Distribution) protocol can be used to connect your PC directly to the Short Message Service Center (SMSC) of the GSM service provider. This way you can send and receive SMS messages over the Internet or a private IP network.
SMPP Connection  Install
The SMPP (Short Message Peer to Peer) protocol can be used to connect your PC directly to the Short Message Service Center (SMSC) of the service provider. This way you can send and receive SMS messages over the Internet or over a private IP network.
UCP Connection  Install
UCP/EMI (Universal Computer Protocol / External Machine Interface) can be used to connect your PC directly to the Short Message Service Center (SMSC) of the GSM service provider. This way you can send and receive SMS messages over the Internet or a private IP network.
ParlayX Connection  Install
ParlayX (ParlayX SMS Client connection) can be used to connect your PC directly to ParlayX SMS Services. ParlayX is a SOAP/HTTP based webservice technology. It is an open standard supported by all major mobile phone manufacturers.
HTTP Server Connection  Install
The HTTP Server protocol makes it possible for service providers to use HTTP requests to pass incoming messages to your service. This technology is often used by premium-rated SMS services. This connection option can also be used as a "Virtual phone" for software development purposes.
Other
Loopback Connection  Install
Loopback service provider can be used for user-to-user routing purposes. If you need this functionality you have to configure proper inbound and outbound routing after installing this kind of service provider. If you send an SMS to the loopback service provider it will generate an incoming SMS with the same messagedata, but the originator and the recipient phone numbers will be switched.