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1. SMSCMD for Windows  Download  Screenshot  Register  Unicode version for Arabic,Latin,Thai,.. languages
  • Download and Unzip smscmd.zip to smscmd.exe readme.htm and sms4mail.txt
  • Easy to be called by any type of program or put on schedule. Steps to put on Windows Scheduler 
  • Add additional argument "-debug" if you need to check what STRING passed from your program without SMS sending
  • You can run as below usage1 or usage2

    Here is a sample sending to 2 USA local # and 1 Global # to U.K. (Put leading + for global #)

    Usage1 (password from command) :  smscmd "text" "phone1,phone2,phone3" "email" "password"

    • smscmd "This is smscmd sending SMS" "7186791234,9175454321,+447121027123" "registered@sms4mail.com" "abc123"

    Usage2 (password from file) :  smscmd "text" "phone1,phone2,phone3"  OR smscmd "text.txt" "phone.txt" 

    • smscmd "This is smscmd sending sms" "7186791234,9175454321,+447121027123"
    • smscmd "sms text input or from txt file" "phone.txt"  (Able to read from .txt file. It is free format, see sample here)
    • Setup Password file sms4mail.txt or smscmd.key
      1. Change email and password in file sms4mail.txt then put sms4mail.txt in the same directory with smscmd.exe or under c:\smscmd
      2. Run smscmd genkey to generate encrypted password file from sms4mail.txt to smscmd.key
      3. Program checks smscmd.key first then sms4mail.txt for password
      4. Put smscmd.key and smscmd.exe to USB drive or cloud then you can send SMS anywhere. Also it is secure to share the key to team without password to send SMS.   
  • Message is up to 155 chars. Put local mobile # or put leading + with country code to global
  • Usage help : smscmd help
  • Code Sample - Called by JAVA VB VC++ C#

2. SMSCMD for Linux  Download for x86 or Download for ARM  Register  Unicode version for Arabic,Latin,Thai,Greek ... languages
  • Linux command send SMS. Run directly. No installation required. Both 32 and 64 bits Linux supported
  • Screenshot on running in RedHat,Ubuntu,SuSe and Debian
  • It is compatible to any Linux platform. Easy to be called or put on schedule 
  • Download and Unzip to smscmd readme.htm and sms4mail.txt to the same directory
  • You can run as below usage1 or usage2

    Below is the sample sending to 2 USA local # and 1 Global # to U.K. (Put leading + for global #)

    Usage1 (password from command) :  smscmd "text" "phone1,phone2,phone3" "email" "password"
    • smscmd "This is smscmd sending SMS" "7186791234,9175454321,+447121027123" "registered@sms4mail.com" "abc123"

    Usage2 (password from encrypted file)     : smscmd "text" "phone1,phone2,phone3"
    • smscmd "This is smscmd sending sms" "7186791234,9175454321,+447121027123"
    • Setup password file sms4mail.txt OR smscmd.key
      1. Change the xxx to your registered email and password in file sms4mail.txt and save
      2. Run smscmd genkey to generate encrypted password file sms4mail.txt to smscmd.key
      3. Program checks smscmd.key first then sms4mail.txt for password
      4. Put smscmd.key and smscmd to USB drive or cloud then you can send SMS on any Linux. Also it is secure to share the key to team without password to send SMS
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  • Message is up to 155 chars. Put local mobile # or put leading + at the beginning with country code to global
  • Usage help : smscmd help
  • Shell/Perl/PHP/Python sample code

SMSCMD has been using in many IT departments. You may already have some monitoring tools, they are able to pass alert text to trigger smscmd for event alert such as  UPS failure, Temperature too high, Intrusion detection, Security alarm, Heavy Rain alarm, Weather alarm, Hospital emergency event alarm ...etc.