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Keith keith at rhizomatica.orgOn 24/10/2019 18:26, Peter Stuge wrote: > Keith wrote: > > The question is, if this incoming block still exists, is there any > chance it supports SMS? > Good question. I'm not sure who would know. At some point of course > it does, but I don't know if SMS would arrive at POC. Ok, so according to [1] this trunk may be generously supplied by nexmo? I used nexmo for our SMS over ShortWave relay to the amazon experiment. incoming SMS is forwarded to a "webhook endpoint" [2] Maybe this service is active? > >> Each extension registered with POC via the GURU3 is available as >> sip:XXXX at voip.eventphone.de. correct? > AFAIK that's not correct, I think only the extensions explicitly > registered as SIP extensions are available via SIP. Ah. let me clarify "available" One can of course place a call to a GSM/ DECT extension from a SIP extension. that's done with an INVITE sip:GSM_EXT at voip.eventphone.de The question is, and i think this is what you refer to, that eventphone probably replies with a 401 Unauthorized so you need to send your SIP extension credentials to complete the call, that is, you need to hace registered a SIP extension to make calls via voip.eventphone.de An IP could be whitelisted to allow sending of SIP MESSAGEs from a gatewaying service. > >> would the SIP UAs support MESSAGE? > Some do, many (hardphones in particular) don't. Correct, I didn't phrase well what I was saying. It was more a pondering over how many MESSAGE supporting UAs would be present. > >> So here's an idea: > I'd like to suggest starting with something a bit simpler. It's > relatively easy to create an XMPP message bridge. I'd try to do > that instead. I considered implementing an XMPP <-> SMS some time ago for rhizomatica. In the end I never did it, I stopped when the main(stream) IM suppliers on the corporate internet finally de-federalized themselves. Not relevant to congress of course, but there is an interesting question about how to compose a message (initiate a conversation) to an XMPP account from an SMS phone. [1] https://eventphone.de/blog/2018/08/31/emf-dialout-restrictions/ [2] https://developer.nexmo.com/api/sms#inbound-sms