- Quick start guide
- System requirements
- Features
- Technology
- Installation guide
- Mobile networks
- SMS from Appplication and Office
- SMS routing
- SMS Messenger
- Standard user
- Autoreply SMS
- SMS from Excel
- SMS from Txt
- SMS from FTP
- Application starter
- Email to SMS
- SMS to Email
- SMS modification
- SMS priorities
- Play sound
- High volume sms
- HLR lookups
- Developers guide
- Service providers
- Linux SMS gateway
- Administrators guide
- Appendix
- Training
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C# SMS API
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PHP SMS API
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SMS priorities
By default there is no priority management of SMS text messages in Ozeki 10 SMS Gateway. However, it is possible to affect in which order messages should be sent out. To do so you need to be familiar with send message algorithm.
Send message algorithm
In Ozeki 10 SMS Gateway each of the users has separate waiting queues. Messages that need to be sent out will be forwarded into these waiting queues called Outbox. From the Outbox of a given user, SMS text messages will be sent out on FCFS (First Come First Served) principle.
In case of two or more users, all of them have the same priority access to the send message channel. In practice it means that regardless of how many messages of each user are waiting for to be sent out, the program will select one message from each user in one round. This algorithm is called Round Robin algorithm.
How can you affect sending order
To be able to affect the order of message sending it is recommended to create two user accounts in Ozeki 10 SMS Gateway. In this way, low-priority messages will be sent out via the first user account, and high-priority messages will be sent out via the other user account.
If it is assumed that there are lots of low-priority messages and only a few high-priority messages then with this method you can provide priority to the urgent messages. Higher priority results from the fact that urgent messages do not have to wait until the program sends out all the low-priority messages that arrives before urgent ones. Therefore, messages with high priority can be sent out first (Figure 1).