NetSMS

NetSMS offers you an easy way to send SMS Messages via a plain TCP Connection.

NetSMS is an easy to use Tool to enable your whole Network to send SMS Messages. All you need is a Device able to connect to NetSMS through a plain TCP Connection. For example a Telnet Client or even Netcat will do.

If you think of a Nagios/Icinga alert for example: Just use NetSMS on a cheap Android Device to send you SMS Messages. No need for a GSM Modem anymore.

You can use NetSMS manually or via a Script. The Syntax is really simple.

To get started:

1. Open NetSMS and grant SMS permission

2. Chose a TCP Port to Listen on or use the default one

3. Tap on the Button to enable NetSMS

4. Connect to NetSMS using the IP Address and TCP Port that is displayed

The Syntax:

TelephoneNumber:MessageText

For example: "0049170123456789:Hi, I'm using a brand new Tool: NetSMS. Just try yourself."

On Linux for example, a simple

echo '0049170123456789:This is a Test Message' | nc IP Port

will do the trick.