How to send a sms from unix server

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Hi,

My query is,per day i will get approximately 500 mails from the unix server. some sort of mails are very critical and these critical mails are need to send to some mobile numbers.
Is there any plug-in need to install in unix server like "sendmail" to send a mail to desired people???
If so could any one please guide me where i need to download or get such kind of plug-in's.

I got a option while browsing through internet but it doesn't works. It is

echo "text-message" | mailx -s "test" @yourcarrier.(net/com)

"text-message" : message body

"test" : subject of message

My mobile carrier is Airtel and it belongs to chennai circle : 919840number@airtelchennai.com

number@airtelchennai.com

above both options i tried but i didn't receive any sms to my mobile.
Your help will be very useful for me...!!!

Regards,
Sreeni.

Posted 11-Jul-13 4:11am

SreeniPandu

Updated 16-Jul-13 2:09am

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SreeniPandu 16-Jul-13 2:44am

Could any one kindly answer this query...... Please...!

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Dirkules · Answer 1 · 2013-07-16T02:39:00

Solution 1

Try this

cho "hello" | mailx -s "test" <cell phone="" no="">@serviceproviders.(net/com).</cell>

Posted 16-Jul-13 2:39am

Dirkules

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SreeniPandu 16-Jul-13 9:15am

Hi Dirkules,
Thanks for your response.
Could you please tell me the exact query details.I mean my query is where i need to give my number and my carrier address.
ex: i tried by giving the command like this:
cho "hello" | mailx -s "test" <cell phone="9198409962008850@airtelchennai.com">

it gives following error
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `phone=9198409962008850@airtelchennai.com>