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Hi,<br />
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I am looking for an sms gateway solution with as little dependencies as possible as it will be also used by a monitoring tool to signal system administrator of all problems happening in/to the network. I have looked at several internet based sms providers, but these of course all require live internet connections (and working network hardware).<br />
Does anybody have any good recommendations for a hardware sms gateway; or any bad experiences? All info appreciated! Hardware and software will be used in Belgium, Europe.<br />
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Kind regards,<br />
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Patrick Elsen<br />
Senior Research Manager<br />
ATA IT bvba<br />
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Hi,

I am looking for an sms gateway solution with as little dependencies as possible as it will be also used by a monitoring tool to signal system administrator of all problems happening in/to the network. I have looked at several internet based sms providers, but these of course all require live internet connections (and working network hardware).
Does anybody have any good recommendations for a hardware sms gateway; or any bad experiences? All info appreciated! Hardware and software will be used in Belgium, Europe.

Kind regards,

Patrick Elsen
Senior Research Manager
ATA IT bvba

Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail



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