"toto.conseil" <[email protected]> wrote: > In fact if I use a program without DHCP, it's good but my router don't see > the card in > the network whereas the card is accessible by my PC.
By 'card', do you mean the lwIP device? And what do you exactly mean with "the router don't see" that card? Do you have a small broadband router an wonder why it doesn't list the lwIP device under it's active network devices in it's web server? If so, that's probably a limitation of the router (in that it only shows the DHCP addresses which it assigned to devices) and there's probably nothing you can do about it. > So I need use a DHCP program. The problem is that with this program, IP > address is > assigned by a router. > > Me I want to fix IP address for to know this address because I will use this > IP > address at a distance. I don't know why you need the router to "see" the device (if I understood you correctly, see above). As long as you've got the routes set up correctly (or for a broadband connection at home, set up NAT or port-forwarding correctly), the router should just pass on packets, no mater if it "sees" a device or not. Calling dhcp_inform() will probably not help you there and doesn't sound like the correct thing to do... Simon _______________________________________________ lwip-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lwip-users
