Re[2]: Stuck in a hell of routing :(

[Werner Oswald <osiworx@t-online.de>]

HI Elton,

I'm working for a mobile network carrier and we support GSM networks
in different countrys. The modems I use are some how GPRS modems which
have different simcards in, so with the simcard I decide about the
rights a user have in the network. a UK customer will not be able to
pay a mobile application in DE as he is not a DE customer these are
the rights I'm talking about. I'm an application tester and this may
ease some of our pain in changing simcards and the need of using real
handsets.

Werner

EA> On Tue, Mar 29, 2005 at 04:59:47PM +0200, Werner Oswald wrote:
>> Hi All,
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>> I'm stuck in a routing issue maybe someone has an idea.
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>> I try to have a URL based routing which then gets routed to 6
>> different Modems accessing the internet.

EA> Why would you want to do this? What's the difference between those 6
EA> modems? 
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>> I have to use the different modems for 0.0.0.0 as any modem delivers
>> different rights in the net therefore all this :)
>> 

EA> I still don't get it. How can modems connected to the internet supply
EA> different rights to users?

EA> In other words, please tell us the functional problem...

EA> Regards, Elton

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 Werner                            mailto:osiworx@t-online.de