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<indicator name="Front">[[File:Menu-sip2sim.svg|link=:Category:Voice SIMs|30px|Back up to the Voice SIM Category Page]]</indicator> |
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==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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Example: |
Example: |
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--form-string iccid=894453852500xxxxxxx \ |
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--form-string |
--form-string password=secret \ |
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--form-string |
--form-string message="Hello Alex" \ |
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--form-string originator="Office" \ |
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--form-string username=894453852500xxxxxxx \ |
--form-string username=894453852500xxxxxxx \ |
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https://sms.aa.net.uk/sms.cgi |
https://sms.aa.net.uk/sms.cgi |
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SMS message to 894453852500xxxxxxx |
SMS message to 894453852500xxxxxxx |
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OK:1 |
OK:1 |
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</syntaxhighlight> |
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You can also send via our [http://aa.net.uk/telecoms-sendsms.html Send a Text page] - Use the following fields: Password, Message, Originator and ICCID fields. |
You can also send via our [http://aa.net.uk/telecoms-sendsms.html Send a Text page] - Use the following fields: Password, Message, Originator and ICCID fields. |
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==SMS with a non-AAISP Number== |
==SMS with a non-AAISP Number== |
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If you are using our SIP2SIM service |
If you are using our SIP2SIM service and are not using one of our numbers then SMS is still possible in the following ways: |
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===Outgoing=== |
===Outgoing=== |
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*Without any configuration, outgoing SMS from the handset/SIM will have the originator as: sip2sim. See the [[SMS API]] page for more details. |
*Without any configuration, outgoing SMS from the handset/SIM will have the originator as: sip2sim. See the [[SMS API]] page for more details. |
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*A URL can be added to the Control Pages, and we will post the SMS to the URL. |
*A URL can be added to the Control Pages, and we will post the SMS to the URL. e.g., this can then run a script at your side and the message can be handled in any way that you would like. e.g., passed on to a 3rd party SMS provider, run custom scripts etc. |
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===Incoming=== |
===Incoming=== |
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