• To view the SourceForge project, check the Sendpage Project Page
• To download versions of sendpage, use sourceforge or use my local mirror.
• To download versions of Device::SerialPort, use CPAN or use my local mirror.
• Searchable database list of known TAP Paging Centrals world-wide.
• If you have problems or need help with Sendpage, see if the sendpage-devel mailing list archive can help you. I'm usually quick to answer any questions.
• To read the TAP v1.8 specification, read either
  • the PCIA original
  • the Motorola mirror
• To read the SNPP specification, see RFC 1861
• To punish yourself, read the old sendpage web site
• If Sendpage isn't for you, check out some of the other gratis paging software solutions:
  • QPage
  • Beepage
• If you have any other questions regarding Sendpage, please drop me an email at .
• Companies and individuals that have told me they're using Sendpage:
  • Counterpoint Networking (a US ISP) uses it for network/system alerting, and as an email-to-pager gateway for employees.
  • A big (unnamed) US energy company uses it for exhaust level alerting.
  • Business Serve plc (a UK ISP) uses it with Nagios for network/system alerting, and as an email-to-pager gateway for employees.
  • A big (unnamed) tobacco company uses it for network/system alerting.
  • OSDL, home to Linus Torvalds, uses it with Nagios for network/system alerting. (I work here, too.)

Thanks to:

- for providing me with a nice project area.
Jason Ernst- for making me all those great raccoon images and the site redesign.