HI Simon,
Let me see if I can be clear.
I have an application using loopback interface. The goal is to test mDNS
functions and observe queries and responses.,
a) My application first tries a DNS_RRTYPE_A query, and I get a response.
here there is no problem.
b) The problem happens whenever I
My personal opinion follows:
Do you absolutely need HTTP ?
As long as we don't have IPv6 (and fixed addresses), we have to go DDNS
and port forwarding. Yes, this requires an end user holding a PhD or at
least the techie ones. So... the whole purpose of "the cloud" probably
started with this, and s
Il 09/04/2018 15:00, Sergio R. Caprile ha scritto:
My personal opinion follows:
Do you absolutely need HTTP ?
As long as we don't have IPv6 (and fixed addresses), we have to go DDNS
and port forwarding. Yes, this requires an end user holding a PhD or at
least the techie ones. So... the whole pur
lwip newbie here. I'm creating a small sensor product that needs to be
accessed remotely over IP, and ideally as a simulated serial port on
Windows and linux hosts.
Can anyone recommend an open-source implementation of telnet
(ideally with RFC2217) that runs happily on lwip?
Thanks!
Best Regards
Summing up:
Yes, you can avoid writing apps, but you have to host a web page
somewhere. Either a CGI on the server or a javascript on the browser
will connect to the database (or the broker if you just need realtime
and no history, that is: no persistence)
No, some of these services are free for l
Can you record it with wireshark and send a pcap file?
/Erik
On 9 April 2018 at 10:20, antonio wrote:
> HI Simon,
>
> Let me see if I can be clear.
>
> I have an application using loopback interface. The goal is to test mDNS
> functions and observe queries and responses.,
>
> a) My application
