SMPP (Short Message Peer-to-Peer) is a protocol used for exchanging short message data between entities, such as SMS (Short Message Service) service centers and external applications. It is commonly used by businesses and organizations to send and receive SMS messages and other short messages, such as alerts and notifications.
SMPP is based on a client-server model, in which a client (such as an SMS service center or an external application) sends and receives messages through an SMPP server. The client and server communicate with each other using a series of commands and responses that follow a specific format.
When a client wants to send an SMS message using SMPP, the following process occurs:
The client connects to the SMPP server using a network connection, such as TCP/IP.
The client sends a message to the server indicating the sender and recipient of the SMS message, as well as the content of the message.
The server checks that the recipient's phone number is valid and, if it is, sends a message indicating that the SMS message has been accepted.
The server delivers the SMS message to the recipient's mobile phone.
SMPP is a widely used protocol for exchanging short message data, and it is particularly useful for businesses and organizations that need to send and receive large volumes of SMS messages or other short messages. It is flexible and scalable, and it is supported by many SMS
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