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Re: Out-of-band paging
From: Chris Adams <cmadams () hiwaay net>
Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2010 09:55:27 -0500
Once upon a time, Joel M Snyder <Joel.Snyder () Opus1 COM> said:
Obviously, using SMTP-to-SMS-over-the-Internet to tell yourself that your SMTP infrastructure is hosed is the wrong answer.
We even ran into this with paging and direct submission via TAP. We had a POTS line not provisioned over fiber (so not the same physical layer as our regular connectivity), used a modem on a computer with a dedicated UPS, etc. Then we realized that our local paging provider was connected to us for Internet access and sent pages to towers outside the immediate area over the Internet. Oops. Now we use SMS and a GSM modem. Since the cell carriers don't buy any access from us, we're at least somewhat better off. -- Chris Adams <cmadams () hiwaay net> Systems and Network Administrator - HiWAAY Internet Services I don't speak for anybody but myself - that's enough trouble.
Current thread:
- Re: Out-of-band paging (was: Web expert ...) Joel M Snyder (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging (was: Web expert ...) Brandon Ross (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging (was: Web expert ...) Joe Greco (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging Joel M Snyder (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging Leo Bicknell (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging Martin Hepworth (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging Chris Adams (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging Joe Greco (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging Jack Bates (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging (was: Web expert ...) Joe Greco (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging Steve Gibbard (Jul 28)
- Re: Out-of-band paging (was: Web expert ...) Brandon Ross (Jul 28)