Hi,
Yes. Stunnel can do this, but in this case I don't think it will solve your problem. The issue is in the destination server and as far as I know in this case it can be circumvented from the client. If I understand well, this is caused by the fact that the server has a wildcard certificate with multiple vhosts configured with mismatched SSL settings.
Anyway, I understand all you need is to be able to send SMSs using the application the site web service. This can be easily achieved using curl from the command line or a small utility can be developed using libcurl. I have done this before and is my recommendation in this case. curl is included in windows. You can try this:
curl -v "https://api.interactsms.com/HTTP_API/V1/sendmessage.aspx?user=User1&password=Password1&api_id=9876&to=353879999999&text=HelloWorld&from=YourCompany"
You can read about the issue here:
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Regards,
Jose