Offhand, the request (packet number 8) looks correct and I don't see a
response. If you've already verified firewall and ping possibilities, try
taking the entertainment device out of the picture. Use slpd on a different
machine -- running only as a service agent -- and register a service with
sl
Thanks Nick for your suggestion.
However , i am still unable to discover the SLP Services even after changing
the string to "service:acn.esta".
PFA , Wireshark Trace for your reference.
Please help me resolve the issue.
Thanks,
Janakiram
On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 7:47 PM, Nick Wagner wrote:
>
Wireshark is your friend. I'll walk you through the trace. Packets 6, 7,
11, and 12 are all SLP (SRVLOC) packets. They are being multicast from your
machine to the SLP multicast address/port. Packets 6 & 11 are libslp
looking for directory agents -- if you open up one of the packets you can
see
Thanks Nick for your valuable suggestions.
I've tried the possible ways suggested. Please find my inline replies.
On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 8:27 PM, Nick Wagner wrote:
> Whenever I this sort of thing happens, there are a few steps I take:
>
> 1) Check your firewall and make sure it is either off
Whenever I this sort of thing happens, there are a few steps I take:
1) Check your firewall and make sure it is either off or your application is
properly excepted. This has solved countless problems for me.
2) If you are expecting unicast traffic between two devices, make sure they
can send pac
Yes, i investigated the functions being called and some of them were named
with Multicast. Please find the functions being called for SLPFindSrvs.
SLPFindSrvs -> ProcessSrvRqst
-> NetworkMcastRqstRply,-> NetworkMcastRqstRply
-> CollateToSLPSrvURLCallback
*MI_NOT_SUPPORTED is not defined anywhe
For user agent functionality, libslp does first look for directory agents to
connect to and query. But in the absence of a DA, libslp attempts multicast
requests. Do you see such multicast requests on the wire? Is
MI_NOT_SUPPORTED undefined (If defined, multicast is not compiled in)?
--Nick
On
Hi Nick,
My Requirement is to have a iOS Application to discover the enter devices
without using Slpd ( as iOS cannot run processes such as Slpd due to its
Sanbox nature ).
In our environment we have a configured Mac ( having iOS Simulator ) and
Entertainment Devices only in our LAN.
After compi
Hi Nick,
We have used both NULL & ACN-DEFAULT string for scope. Both of same show
same output based on slpd existence.
Janakiram
On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 3:30 AM, Nick Wagner wrote:
> And what SLP scope they're using in the requests. ACN devices typically
> live on the ACN-DEFAULT scope.
>
> -
And what SLP scope they're using in the requests. ACN devices typically
live on the ACN-DEFAULT scope.
--Nick
On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 10:01 AM, Nick Wagner wrote:
> Hmm.. Could you get a wireshark trace of this? I'm curious to see if any
> multicast is happening.
>
> Oh, and I'm glad to see
Hmm.. Could you get a wireshark trace of this? I'm curious to see if any
multicast is happening.
Oh, and I'm glad to see the "service:acn.esta" in the example. I work at
ETC. :)
--Nick
On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 9:31 AM, sudheer dantuluri <
dantuluri.sudh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have
Hi,
We have successfully compiled the openSLP2.0beta2 source code for iOS and
with your instruction written a sample application to find out list of
services available on the local network -- to do this we have used slp.h and
libslp.a files created by GNU Make process.
PFA Example file for the sa
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