Thanks again for your work, on my SMS workflow, playSMS is my favorite part
In my project, I use it only through the webservice with the same user (admin).
I configured 2 identical modems on a kannel server, it seems to work on this side (I see the modemsā opening in the 2 logs).
I also added a 2nd Kannel SMSC on playSMS, with the additionnal URL parameter āsmsc=modem2ā (the 1st one says āsmsc=modem1ā).
The only problem is that all the SMS seems to be routed to the same modem, the 1st one.
Is there an easy way to says that all SMS need to be load-balanced between all the modems ?
I precise that I use DLRs and I route the incoming SMS to an other server.
Have you ever seen preferred-smsc and allowed-smsc on kannelĀ“s smsc groups? Use them case you whant keep the traffic separation on each modem. Case you want to balance traffic between two or more modems, give them the same smsc name.
I tried it, it worked for the main part, but in my configuration, I need to have something that can make me know which SMSC is used at the sending, so I think I need to find an other way to do it.
I got an other solution using one playSMS user for each modem, the only think that I need to know is how to set a specific SMSC for outgoing SMS of a user.
I know the page āoutgoing SMS routeā but it ask a prefix number.
Create 2 smscs on playsms, each one with itĀ“s additional url parameter pointing to 2 diferents kannelĀ“s smsc. On playsms outgoing routing, set each user with one smsc. Important, on kannelĀ“s smsc, donĀ“t forget to set allowed-smsc parameter,.
Itās exactly what I wanna do, but the outgoing route ask a mandatory prefix.
I want my SMS to work all over Europe for all modems, so Iām not sure, but I did it with ā3,4ā, do you think it will be good with this prefix on all PlaySMS routes ?
Yes, if you want to distinguish only between users. To route outgoing sms, playsms looks for user + prefix set, so, no problem if you have more than one route with the same prefix.
