We finally got Remote Text Notification working a few weeks ago (to Exchange), and have noticed something quite quirky and aggravating about it. It sends some notifications on time, some one hour late, and some two hours late. The ones that are one or two hours late are exactly one or two hours from the time the message was left. We are on the latest PEPs and SU (my vendor was in here the other night to do so). Any ideas on this?
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Make sure your DNS server matches what is in the FQDN field of CP found in Messaging - Message Network Configuration click on your server name and then click Show Details.
The name in this field is the name in host file and needs to match the DNS entry. I had the same issue at a customer's site and this fixed it.
The name in this field is the name in host file and needs to match the DNS entry. I had the same issue at a customer's site and this fixed it.
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Are you sending the text notification to a cellular phone? ATT? If so you need to change the text to enterprise paging to get first in/ first out of your text messages. If it is just regular text then it is sent out behind messages being sent from teens and everyone else with plan old text service. I found that to be the issue when I started using the notification to cellular.
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