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sigtran-smsc
PoC: Short Message Service Center (SMSC) over SIGTRAN
SIGTRAN based Short Message Center (SMSC) - proof of concept This is home of my thesis project which had goal of doing open source based Short Message Service Center to be connected into real mobile network (2G, 3G, ...). As being developed in very limited schedule (bachelor thesis work) it was limited to have very basic functionality: receiving message and deliver it immediately as-is to the receiver. -
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ss7mon
ss7mon an SS7/SIGTRAN signalling monitor
ss7mon will implement the following features for SIGTRAN and SS7 family of protocols: - Message sniffer. - Call flow tracing. - Traces DB. - Distributed tracing. - QoS monitoring. - KPI monitoring. - Web interface. - CLI command line interface. - ...etc. -
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mmsdec is an application developed in C which can be uses to decode MMS message (Multimedia Messaging Service). With this application it is possible to extract text message, photos and videos from a raw mms message.
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An open source implementation of SS7 Message Transfer Part (MTP). This is a fork of DIGIUM LIBSS7. This project will focus on Distributed MTP, MTP in the cloud, MTP over TCP, MTP over SCTP, MTP over TLS, MTP API, ...etc.
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OpenSMSC is ETSI GSM based realtime, distributed, highly available Short Message Service Center. It transfers short messages between mobile phones(MO and MT) over SS7 network and to applications(ESME) using open standard protocols like SMPP, HTTP & SOAP
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Capi2mail is a daemon, that is listening via capi for incomming calls. If an incomming call arrives it send an message to the user. This message could be an email, an netbios popup, dbox2 message or an mythtv on-screen display
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Intelligent Call Distributor (ICD) is a module for the Asterisk and OpenPBX open-source PBXs that provides sophisticated, stable call queue management. If you can think of a scenario, ICD can likely do it. Implemented in C but in an object-oriented way.
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SMSec is a free , open source, GPLed implementation of two-factor authentication via SMS (Short Message Service). It uses SMSD to "talk" to GSM modems, provides a flexible XMLRPC web-service for web-developers integrate SMSec into their web-apps.
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glinuxsms is a GNOME2 GUI/front-end for linuxsms, an interesting tool to send SMS to cellphones all over the world. With glinuxsms you just write your message and click SEND, no need to write the full command on a terminal.
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RuSMS allows to send SMS in Russian if accepting phone has such possibility. You also can write the message in Russian, and the program will send in translit. The current coding is defined with the help of interrogation language driver.
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US mirror of answerd, a software answering machine. (Records a voice telephone message and emails it to you as a sound file.) The author of answerd is Vyacheslav Zamyatin (slawa@medinf.chuvashia.su)
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