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Any older (non-Windows) Nokia phone with a serial or USB cable and Gnokii (command line) or XGnokii (GUI) from Linux/Unix if you want to integrate or script it, or Nokia PC Suite as a Window/MAC desktop software for it.
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Any older (non-Windows) Nokia phone with a serial or USB cable and Gnokii (command line) or XGnokii (GUI) from Linux/Unix if you want to integrate or script it, or Nokia PC Suite as a Window/MAC desktop software for it.

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Thanks for this but looking for a NETWORK SMS solution :(
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Thanks for this but looking for a NETWORK SMS solution :(

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Both options provided require some sort of programming already. Putting it on the network (server/client apps) requires only a bit more programming.
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Both options provided require some sort of programming already. Putting it on the network (server/client apps) requires only a bit more programming.

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Just looking for a GSM router with software as solution out of box but this may work
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Just looking for a GSM router with software as solution out of box but this may work

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We have a client who does not want to pay for a web based SMS service for privacy and cost reasons.<br />
Is there any device (there use to be but hard to find) that you can throw onto the network with a SIM from any carrier, and install some desktop software and SMS direct from Desk?<br />
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Thanks
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We have a client who does not want to pay for a web based SMS service for privacy and cost reasons.
Is there any device (there use to be but hard to find) that you can throw onto the network with a SIM from any carrier, and install some desktop software and SMS direct from Desk?

Thanks

Does anyone know of a 3G SIM SMS Gateway for network?

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