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Sprint Nextel stated:

“We are replacing our external facing SNPP/WCTP gateways this year with a single gateway that will serve both our CDMA and iDEN networks. As a result the CDMA gateway will be decommissioned and will refuse all traffic as of April 30, 2010. The iDEN gateway will be decommissioned later this year, but the date has not yet been finalized. Access to the new gateway will require account authentication, so customers must contact Sprint to request account credentials and gateway address.”

“Users wishing to obtain account credentials may do so by initiating an email to EnterpriseMessagingGateway@sprint.com.”

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Sprint Nextel stated the gateways to be decommissioned use the server addresses listed below:

The Sprint CDMA SNPP gateway uses the server address: snpp.messaging.sprint.com
The Sprint CDMA WCTP gateway uses the server address: wctp.sprint.com/wctp
The Sprint Nextel IDEN SNPP gateways use server addresses: snpp.nextel.com and msnsnpp.nextel.com and pecos.nextel.com

In the lead up to the transition to the new gateways, Sprint has been conducting tests and many of you have experienced service interruptions to the existing gateways.

If you are using either of the Sprint Nextel SNPP or WCTP gateways you should immediately email Sprint at EnterpriseMessagingGateway@sprint.com to begin the process of obtaining a Sprint Enterprise Messaging Gateway account for both SNPP and WCTP. Upon completion of the application process you will be given a user account name, passcode, and new gateway address. The user account name and new SNPP server address will have to be added to your Sprint SNPP Messaging Service settings; the user account name and passcode and new WCTP server address will have to be added to your Sprint WCTP Messaging Service settings.

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Topic: Sprint SNPP Changes effective 4/30/10
ECOM911 Replies: 3 Views: 26170	Forum: General Questions and Announcements Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 11:04 am Subject: Sprint SNPP Changes effective 4/30/10
ECOM911 Replies: 3 Views: 26170	Sprint Nextel stated: “We are replacing our external facing SNPP/WCTP gateways this year with a single gateway that will serve both our CDMA and iDEN networks. As a result the CDMA gateway will be decommissioned and will refuse all traffic as of April 30, 2010. The iDEN gateway will be decommissioned later this year, but the date has not yet been finalized. Access to the new gateway will require account authentication, so customers must contact Sprint to request account credentials and gateway address.” “Users wishing to obtain account credentials may do so by initiating an email to EnterpriseMessagingGateway@sprint.com.” ************** Sprint Nextel stated the gateways to be decommissioned use the server addresses listed below: The Sprint CDMA SNPP gateway uses the server address: snpp.messaging.sprint.com The Sprint CDMA WCTP gateway uses the server address: wctp.sprint.com/wctp The Sprint Nextel IDEN SNPP gateways use server addresses: snpp.nextel.com and msnsnpp.nextel.com and pecos.nextel.com In the lead up to the transition to the new gateways, Sprint has been conducting tests and many of you have experienced service interruptions to the existing gateways. If you are using either of the Sprint Nextel SNPP or WCTP gateways you should immediately email Sprint at EnterpriseMessagingGateway@sprint.com to begin the process of obtaining a Sprint Enterprise Messaging Gateway account for both SNPP and WCTP. Upon completion of the application process you will be given a user account name, passcode, and new gateway address. The user account name and new SNPP server address will have to be added to your Sprint SNPP Messaging Service settings; the user account name and passcode and new WCTP server address will have to be added to your Sprint WCTP Messaging Service settings.