A general purpose Linux server, very powerful and flexible, designed for advanced messaging services, either stand-alone or integrated with other applications
SMS/MMS FoxBox G20 is a compact and low cost hardware gateway to send and receive SMS or MMS (reception only) messages using a commercial SIM card.
Once put in your IT infrastructure, it acts as a web server with a fully-featured web interface to manage its messaging capabilities. Moreover, SMS/MMS FoxBox G20 can also: - Operate as an "SMS/MMS to TCP/IP" gateway, to integrate them with mail servers, FTP clients, Sql servers, desktop or network applications, and so on, with the messaging services.
- Work as a monitoring server with the official Nagios plugin (available for free here), using it as a dedicated system to collect all the alerts and instantaneously send them via SMS to contacts you defined in configuration.
- More generally, this device is perfectly suitable for every application that requires a fast and safe message flow management, in both the directions (incoming or outgoing).
All the FoxBoxes include a GSM quadband modem, a microSD memory card to store the messages (up to 2 million of SMS with the default 2GB card), a Lighttpd Web server and a SQLite database to manage and store the SMS queues. Technical equipment
- Debian Linux embedded OS kernel 2.6.31
- ATMEL ARM926ej-s 32bit RISC CPU
- Lighttpd embedded web server
- SQLite embedded SQL server
- MYSQL client and ODBC compliant
- Fully customizable software with PHP, C, Perl and Bash coding
- Fully customizable look with your logo and text
- Quad band GSM modem with external antenna with 2.5mt cable lenght
- Up to 30 incoming SMS/min with a common SIM card
- 2GB internal microSD card to store up to 2 millions of SMS (about 160 chars lenght).
- 100% solid state in just 105x110x45mm
- Fully featured Web interface for SMS management
- Expandable set of gateway functions
- Two USB 2.0 ports to store messages on external USB Pen or USB Hard Drives
- Internal clock with backup battery and NTP support
Functions available on the FoxBox Web interface - Easy switch to Nagios interface
- Read and write SMS messages
- Polls on SMS functionalities
- Phone book management
- SMS messages broadcasting
- SMS messages processing
- System configuration
- Integrated editor for custom event scripts
- All pages customizable with XSL and CSS style sheet
SMS/MMS to TCP/IP gateway functions - SMS/MMS to/from email
- SMS/MMS to/from MySQL
- SMS/MMS to/from web script (PHP, ASP, JSP, etc)
- SMS/MMS to/from Microsoft Outlook
- SMS/MMS to/from Microsft Access
- SMS/MMS to/from Macromedia Flash animation
- SMS/MMS to/from desktop Widgets (MAC X OS, Windows, Linux)
- SMS/MMS to/from Postfix
| Application fieldsThanks to its features SMS/MMS FoxBox G20 is suitable for: - Radio or television shows with live interaction with the audience through SMS and MMS
- Needing of advanced SMS services, sending and receiving SMS from a web interface and/or mailbox
- Massive SMS sending to a distribution list (SMS letter), also with statistics and surveys with real time reports
- News and feedback sending
- Using SMS or MMS as input for a web order-processing system
- Requests of informations or reports receivable via SMS or MMS
- Creation of dynamic websites, populated with photos and comments coming from user's mobile phones without mobile phone configurations
- Collection of graphical contents with MMS management
Plus the services offered as gateway: - Needing of deliver incoming SMS to mailboxes to read them, to store them, to make some processing, and so on
- Needing of forward emails to a mobile phone via SMS to reach remote operators (maybe following some logic)
And if you integrate Nagios Core you will have also: - Realtime control over all the hosts and services of the core business
- Remote network devices monitoring, with just a mobile phone to receive alerts
- Devices management through a common SIM card
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USER MANUAL
User manual is available for download here.
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