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<p style="color:red">The information in this page is updated in accordance with [https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/FW_%26_SDK_Downloads'''00.07.09.1'''] firmware version.</p>
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<p style="color:red">The information in this page is updated in accordance with [https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/FW_%26_SDK_Downloads'''00.07.09.2'''] firmware version.</p>
 
==Introduction==
 
==Introduction==
 
This page contains instructions how to configure SMS forwarding. SMS forwarding can be utilized if there is a need to monitor received messages via HTTP, SMS or email.
 
This page contains instructions how to configure SMS forwarding. SMS forwarding can be utilized if there is a need to monitor received messages via HTTP, SMS or email.
 
==Prerequisites==
 
==Prerequisites==
* Device with SIM card;
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*[https://Beeceptor.com Beeceptor] account and created Mock server;
* Teltonika router or gateway that supports mobile connectivity;
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*Pre-configured email user;
* End device for configuration
 
* [https://Beeceptor.com Beeceptor] account and created Mock server;
 
* Pre-configured email user;
 
 
==SMS Forwarding To HTTP Configuration==
 
==SMS Forwarding To HTTP Configuration==
 
Creating server
 
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===Configuring device===
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==Configuring device==
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Open router’s WebUI, navigate to '''Services''' → '''Mobile Utilities''' → '''SMS Gateway''' and press '''SMS forwarding''' tab.
 
Open router’s WebUI, navigate to '''Services''' → '''Mobile Utilities''' → '''SMS Gateway''' and press '''SMS forwarding''' tab.
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# '''Check''' Enable.
 
# '''Enter''' the URL where the SMS should be forwarded. (For this configuration we are using beeceptor)
 
# '''Define''' the "Message value name" to represent the message text.
 
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'''Configure''' the rest of the settings to achieve desired configuration. After that press '''Save & Apply'''
 
===Testing configuration===
 
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To test the configuration, send a SMS to the device and check beeceptor Mock server.
 
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==SMS Forwarding To SMS configuration==
 
===Configuring device===
 
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# Check '''Enable'''
 
# '''Enter''' the recipients phone number. If needed press [[File:Plus_Button.png|Plus_Button.png]] to add more numbers.
 
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'''Configure''' the rest of the settings to achieve desired configuration. After that press '''Save & Apply'''
 
===Testing configuration===
 
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<th width=400; style="border-bottom: 1px solid white"; rowspan=2>[[File:SMSToSMSForward.png|border|class=tlt-border|right]]</th>
 
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To test the configuration, send a SMS to the device. The recipient’s number should receive forwarded message.
 
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==SMS Forwarding To Email configuration==
 
===Email account configuration===
 
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In order to achieve SMS forwarding to email first we need to create email account from which emails will be sent.
 
For this configuration we will use [https://support.google.com/a/answer/176600?hl=en Gmail SMTP].
 
Navigate to '''System'''→'''Administration'''→'''Recipients''', press '''Email Users'''. In here enter the desired name for new instance and press
 
[[File:Add Button.png|60x90px]].
 
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# '''Enable''' secure connection.
 
# '''Write''' SMTP server. For this example gmail SMTP will be used.
 
# '''Write''' SMTP server port.
 
# '''Enable''' credentials.
 
# '''Write''' username. (email address)
 
# '''Write''' password. Since this example is using gmail SMTP we will need to use app password. More information about it [https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en here].
 
# '''Write''' sender's email address (the email address that will be used to send email from)
 
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'''Configure''' the rest of the settings to achieve desired configuration. After that press '''Save & Apply'''
 
===Configuring the device===
 
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# '''Check''' Enable.
 
# '''Enter''' the "Subject" for the forwarded email.
 
# '''Select''' the "Sender's email account" that will send the forwarded message.
 
# '''Enter''' the "Recipient's email address" where the forwarded SMS should be sent.
 
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'''Configure''' the rest of the settings to achieve desired configuration. After that press '''Save & Apply'''
 
===Testing configuration===
 
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To test the configuration, send a SMS to the device and check recipient's email address.
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* Check '''Enable'''
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* '''Enable''' SMS-Utilities rules forwarding to forward SMS Utilities rules.
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* '''Enable''' "Don't save received message" if you don't want the message stored.
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* '''Enable''' "Include sender's number" to forward the sender’s phone number.
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* If '''Include sender’s number is enabled''' enter number value name.
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* '''Set''' the "Mode" to choose who will receive the forwarded SMS.
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* '''Enable''' "Encode message text to Base64" if encoding is necessary.
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* '''Choose''' "HTTPS certificate verification" setting depending on your security requirements.
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* '''Select''' the "Method" (GET or POST) based on the type of request you want to use.
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* '''Enter''' the URL where the SMS should be forwarded. (For this configuration we are using beeceptor)
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* '''Define''' the "Message value name" to represent the message text.
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* '''Use''' "Extra data pair 1" to include additional parameters in the forwarded request.
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* '''Use''' "Extra data pair 2" to include additional parameters in the forwarded request.
 
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Revision as of 10:44, 20 September 2024

The information in this page is updated in accordance with 00.07.09.2 firmware version.

Introduction

This page contains instructions how to configure SMS forwarding. SMS forwarding can be utilized if there is a need to monitor received messages via HTTP, SMS or email.

Prerequisites

  • Beeceptor account and created Mock server;
  • Pre-configured email user;

SMS Forwarding To HTTP Configuration

Creating server In order to test the functionality, you will need to set up a server. There are many ways how you can create a server to which SMS forwarding will forward SMS. In this example we are going to be using a Beeceptor's Mock server. If you don't have a Beeceptor account yet – create it or login via Google account.

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  1. Specify your desired mock server's URL.
  2. Press on Create Mock Server.

Configuring device

Open router’s WebUI, navigate to ServicesMobile UtilitiesSMS Gateway and press SMS forwarding tab.

  • Check Enable
  • Enable SMS-Utilities rules forwarding to forward SMS Utilities rules.
  • Enable "Don't save received message" if you don't want the message stored.
  • Enable "Include sender's number" to forward the sender’s phone number.
  • If Include sender’s number is enabled enter number value name.
  • Set the "Mode" to choose who will receive the forwarded SMS.
  • Enable "Encode message text to Base64" if encoding is necessary.
  • Choose "HTTPS certificate verification" setting depending on your security requirements.
  • Select the "Method" (GET or POST) based on the type of request you want to use.
  • Enter the URL where the SMS should be forwarded. (For this configuration we are using beeceptor)
  • Define the "Message value name" to represent the message text.
  • Use "Extra data pair 1" to include additional parameters in the forwarded request.
  • Use "Extra data pair 2" to include additional parameters in the forwarded request.