Setting Up Push Proxy Gateway; Configuring Ppg Core Group, For Push Initiator (Pi) Interface; Ppg Core Group Configuration Variables - Kannel WAP and SMS gateway User Manual

Chapter 7. Setting up Push Proxy Gateway
This chapter explains how to set up a push proxy gateway (PPG). An example configuration file are
given. A working push proxy gateway is described.
Configuring ppg core group, for push initiator (PI)
interface
PPG configuration group defines gateway's service interface. Configuring a PPG working with a trusted
PI is easiest. Actually, you need no configuration at all: in this case a PPG with default values will be set
up. Do not rely on this, default values may change. For PPG core configuration variables, see table 7.1.
An example of a core configuration for PPG working only with specific addresses follows. Note that
ppg-deny-ip-list is not actually necessary, but does make configuring simpler: IPs here are always denied,
even when they are mentioned in the allowed IPs list.
Ppg-url is a simple stamp, used for routing requests to the right service. You can change this stamp by
setting
push-url
group = ppg
ppg-url = /wappush
ppg-port = 8080
concurrent-pushes = 100
users = 1024
ppg-allow-ip = 194.100.32.125;127.0.0.1
ppg-deny-ip = 194.100.32.89;194.100.32.103
trusted-pi = false
Table 7-1. PPG core group configuration variables
Variable
group
ppg-port
ppg-ssl-port (o)
ssl-server-cert-file
configuration variable.
Value
ppg
number
number
string
Description
Mandatory value. Tells that we
are configuring the PPG group.
The port PPG is listening at.
Default 8080.
Mandatory value for PPG
HTTPS support. The port at
which PPG listens for HTTPS
requests. There are no defaults;
you must set the value separately.
Mandatory value for PPG
HTTPS support. The file
containing server's ssl certificate.
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