G-Page Features Support for the following protocols: SNPP (simple network paging protocol) SMTP (email) WCTP (wireless communication transfer protocol) One way, 1.5 and 2 way paging are supported for WCTP Support for canned message replies for 2 way WCTP transmissions Full 2 way message reply logging for the WCTP protocol Built in redundancy paging User defined protocol precedence : You can set the order in which g-page will attempt to send the pages Protocol rollover: If a page fails via one protocol you can have g-page automatically attempt it using a different protocol Support for sending a carbon copy of every page sent to a receiver to their email for a receiver's message log Automatic rollover to a local snpp server (for dispatch via the TAP protocol) if a live Internet connection can't be found Automatic executing of an Internet dial-up script if a live connection can't be found Group paging Store pre-defined groups in software Create groups on the fly Message log viewer View log by receiver name View pages by date sent Auto delete logs after X number of days Set user defined poll every X hours for auto log delete Autosplit of longer pages If a page is longer than the messaging service allows g-page will automatically spit the page up into smaller consecutive pages Pre-defined messages You can store and easily enter common messages into the message entry box Easy access to pre-defined messages by right clicking in message entry box Re-send previous messages Messages can be resent from the log files by right clicking on the message The last message sent can be re-entered by right clicking in the message entry box Auto page signature You can send a message signature automatically with every page, you can send the signature before or after the message You can send a time stamp out on every page Scheduled paging Pages can be entered and marked to go out at any time in the future Schedule recurring pages to be sent hourly, daily or weekly Auto-Page You can automatically execute a user-defined script and pipe the output of that script into a file for g-page to send out as a page Set recurring times for g-page to execute autopage, hourly, daily, or every X minutes. Define files for g-page to send out that are created by other applications. G-Page can be setup to look for new files every X seconds Parse up to 4 different fields from a file to automatically send out as a page Store multiple "autopage profiles" to easily modify your autopage settings Run autopage as a daemon without an X server. This allows you to put it into your startup scripts if desired Command Line Paging You can send a page from the command line by starting the g-page client with the pager name and message as arguments Support for multiple databases You can easily change the database you are using by selecting a different location for g-page to read the data. You can read from a local database or a network database G-page and convert a network database to be your local database, or auto refresh it every X minutes Backup and restore database functions Asynchronous messaging G-page supports asynchronous messaging, allowing up to 100 simultaneous Internet connections for high-volume high-speed paging Right click mouse support You can edit or delete a receiver or group by right-clicking on the name in the main receiver list Integration with Quick Page - A very popular Unix paging program You can setup g-page to over-ride your standard paging service settings to send pages to Quick Page for dispatch via the TAP protocol. You can have g-page automatically send pages to Quick Page if an Internet connection can't be found General Server Features You can run g-page from a stand-alone workstation or across a network. The gpage server supports manual paging, you can telnet into the server and enter a page from anywhere on the network The gpage server can run as a daemon, you can put it in your startup scripts and forget about it The gpage server doesn't require an X server The g-page server will run fine on an old 486 You can run the server with scheduled paging disable for less overhead if needed The g-page server supports full logging when run in debug mode, logging all transactions with remote messaging servers. Define the port number for the server to listen on as a switch during startup, this allows for multiple servers running at the same time if desired G-Page server security options Define a list of IP addresses or domain names to either allow or deny access to the paging server Run the server in auditing mode, logging the IP address along with every page sent out on the server Home