Sms Services > Sms Api - Multitech MultiModem SF 100-G User Manual

SMS Services > SMS API
SMS Services > API consists of two screens: Send API and Receive API.
Note: See the Appendix A for more information about the Application Programming Interface (API).
SMS Services > SMS API > Send API
On the Send API screen you can enable/disable Send API and configure the ports for sending API. This
is particularly needed when an SF 100 is set as a slave for load balancing among SF 100 units on the
same network.
HTTP Send API Configuration
HTTP Send API Status
Check the box to enable the HTTP Send API service.
HTTP Port
Enter the port number on which Send API service is available. This port can be the same as the
Web port. The default is 80.
Save
Click the Save button.
TCP Send API Configuration
TCP Send API Status
Check the box to enable TCP Send API service. With the SF 100 models, this is necessary for slave
units participating in load balancing.
TCP Port
Enter the port number on which TCP API service is available. The default is 2040. If you are using
load balancing with SF 100 units, make sure that the port entered here matches what is set in Load
Balancing.
Save
Click the Save button.
Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. MultiModem® iSMS User Guide for Administrators
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