Chapter 3. Using the gateway
Variable
Value
Description
box-deny-ip
IP-list
These lists can be used to
prevent box connections from
given IP addresses. Each list can
have several addresses, separated
with semicolons (’;’). An asterisk
(’*’) can be used as a wildcard in
place of any ONE number, so
*.*.*.* matches any IP.
box-allow-ip
udp-deny-ip
IP-list
These lists can be used to
prevent UDP packets from given
IP addresses, thus preventing
unwanted use of the WAP
gateway. Used the same way as
box-deny-ip
and
box-allow-ip
.
udp-allow-ip
wdp-interface-name (c)
IP or ’*’
If this is set, Kannel listens to
WAP UDP packets incoming to
ports 9200-9208, bound to given
IP. If no specific IP is needed, use
just an asterisk (’*’). If UDP
messages are listened to,
wapbox-port variable MUST be
set.
log-file
filename
A file in which to write a log.
This in addition to
stdout
and
any log file defined in command
line. Log-file in ’core’ group is
only used by the bearerbox.
log-level
number 0..5
Minimum level of logfile events
logged. 0 is for ’debug’, 1 ’info’,
2 ’warning, 3 ’error’ and 4
’panic’ (see Command Line
Options)
access-log
filename
A file in which information
about received/sent SMS
messages is stored. Access-log in
’core’ group is only used by the
bearerbox.
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