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372 Module - eFR

• The parameter description refers to the name of the destination user,

and allows you to assign a user name. For example, you can enter the

first name and last name.

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The parameter "from" is part of the resulting Windows pop-up message

and is shown to the user. The parameter "from" allows the destination

user to identify what user or application has sent the pop-up message.

For example, you can use DECT Messenger.

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The parameter "to" is the most important parameter as this parameter

defines the destination system used by the embedded NET SEND

functionality. The parameter "to" must be the correct PC name of the

destination user.

As a suggestion, open the command window on the target system and

use the echo %computername% command to find out the value that

needs to be specified in the field "to". For example, In the figure, the

resulting value is BENB121027.

Figure 102

Parameter

Destinations type SMS

The following figure illustrates Destinations type SMS.

Figure 103

Destinations type SMS

The following parameters are specific to SMS.

• The parameter "description" refers to the name of the destination user,

and allows you to assign a user name. For example, you can enter the

first name and last name of the user.

• The parameter "address" refers to the IP address of the system that

runs the SMS_service process. When the service runs on the same

system, use the loopback value 127.0.0.1.

• The parameter "port" refers to the port number that is configured in the

SMS_service process for inbound SMS request.

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