A quick recap on what was being shared in my previous postings; our OpsMgr SMS notification system consists of 3 major components being:
- GSM Modem device - sends SMS notification to OpsMgr administrators
- Serial-Over-IP device - a bridge that connects to the GSM device via serial port and at the same time connected through COM Port mapping on the OpsMgr server
- OpsMgr server that triggers SMS notification commands the moment critical alerts are detected in the server.


Once you are ready; click on the Install button

You will also need to enter the Device Port to map the COM port number that you have assigned to your Serial-Over-IP device earlier.
Once you are done; click CONTINUE

Server Settings -> Start SysMan Service.

Right click the SysMan systray icon and select Edit Number Files

In my scenario here; I have saved it to a file call CPOC.lst file
Now that we had our core components readily installed & configured, the next posting will finally show how we can configure OpsMgr to send SMS notification to Administrators via SysMan SMS Gateway Server.