Matrix Telecom ETERNITY NE - SMS Server

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CHAPTER 7 SMS Server
SMS Server application of SARVAM UCS, enables you to:
• Send/ receive SMS to/from individuals or groups using the Mobile Port of SARVAM UCS.
• Forward SMS received on Mobile Port as Emails to users through the Email Client.
• Forward Email of the users as SMS to the Mobile users through the Mobile Port.
• Configure Personal Directory via Email. For details, see “Configuring Personal Directory via Email”.
The SMS Server application works as an intermediary between the GSM Short Message Service and the SARVAM
UCS. The Server supports multi-part, 7 bit text messages as well as UNICODE messages.
The Server functions as an SMTP Client to send emails and as a POP3 Client to receive emails. SMS Server
supports three types of Emails—Plain Text, HTML and MIME— from its mail clients.
• To use this feature, you must purchase the SMS Server License. Refer to the topic “License
Management” to know more.
• Make sure, your Email Server uses SMTP and POP3 to send/receive emails.
• If you have activated both, the SMS Gateway license as well as the SMS Server license, the SMS
Gateway will be given priority. If you disable the SMS Gateway functionality, you need to restart the
system to resume the SMS Server functionality.
• To forward SMS as IM on SIP Extensions and to forward IM from SIP Extensions as SMS, see “SMS
over IP”.
How it works
For this feature to work,
• you must have the SMS Server license, see “License Management”.
• make sure your Email Server uses SMTP to send messages and POP3 to receive messages.
• you must configure the SMTP Client and POP3 Client parameters in SMS Server of SARVAM UCS, see
“SMS Server - Mail Settings”.
• the users must have valid Email ID’s.
• you must configure the desired Groups and assign them to the extension users and/or Global/Personal
Directory contacts. See “SMS/Email Group”.
• configure the SMS parameters for the desired extension users and/or Global/Personal Directory contacts,
that is, Mobile Number, Email ID and SMS/Email Group. See “SLT Extensions”, “SIP Extensions”.
“Configuring Personal Directory” and “Configuring Global Directory”.
• you must define the Mobile port through which the messages are to be sent/received (Fixed/LCR), see
“SMS Routing”.
• configure the SMS parameters and the SMS Budget parameters (if required) on the respective Mobile
ports, see “Mobile Trunks”.