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1. #LANTRONIX COM PORT REDIRECT SERIAL#
2. #LANTRONIX COM PORT REDIRECT FULL#
3. #LANTRONIX COM PORT REDIRECT CODE#

Navigate to where you have socket.dll installed on the HD Click on the 'Project' menu and select 'Add reference.' 'Your application needs to be aware of the socket.dll file, I accomplished this as follows: ' put the sockets.dll file in c:\windows\system32 ' Get the free download called w3sockets half way down the page It was on the same machine, but the nice thing about Telnet etc is that it doesn't really care if it is a local or remote machine.

#LANTRONIX COM PORT REDIRECT CODE#

This is vb.net code and I needed to talk to a program that only would talk via TCP/IP. Hmm, I used something like that over on the propeller group. So now you need a 'terminal' program in your favourite language. This is the UDS10, and for the N8VEM we were using the MSS100 and you are using a more recent device, but they are all from the same company so should work in similar ways.

#LANTRONIX COM PORT REDIRECT SERIAL#

I've just been off reading Looking at ways of linking two devices with a serial tunnel. So it looks like you have a lot working already. Getting that Hello message back over and over. But I think that got attached to a different port number going out onto the internet.Īddit: I just tested Teraterm and logged in and it works fine. The devices we had used different IP addresses but the port number was fixed at 3001.

I am hoping that it was some setting that came up in the dyndns setup. I'm going through some old emails trying to find the day I worked this out last year. But for the life of me I can't remember how it links to each one, especially when you have multiple devices on your local network. This links external requests to your computer to each of those internal IP addresses. I know that dyndns is a critical part of the system. Then there is your router and that probably has a dynamic IP address. You might have lots of those on your local network. The answers are all out there on the internet but they are hidden in amongst technical jargon and (? deliberate) obfuscation. I'm kicking myself here a bit as this is extremely complicated and I should have written it up as a "xport for dummies" writeup. Think Inside the box first and if that doesn't work. Hyperterminal shows the line feeds and Carrage returns, not sure what to send if it's a browser page. What happens if one is connected and another tries to connect, Perhaps the port increments to 10002 and then 10003 as users access, not sure. Not sure now if the xport allows only one attachment or more than one.

#LANTRONIX COM PORT REDIRECT FULL#

I plan to write a full application server to allow full avr control via the network, I will interface this to a stamp as well since the stamp does not have interrupts the avr will buffer the data and allow the stamp to request data at it's pace. I can't find a place to put a specific port number to use the DYN server name service. Now i have signed up at DYN.COM and the port address has a name but putting a colon and port does not work. Yep i found that out, i went to my neighbors and tested it. You use the :xxxx after the ip address to specify what port to connect to.

I can connect to it, the page keeps refreshing and filling up the page with this:ġ15.