Hi Dave,
Likewise, there are also versions of MCU's with TCP stacks available
too, as well as things like this...
http://www.lantronix.com/device-networking/embedded-device-servers/xport.html
...
Basically, an embedded TCP/IP<>Serial adapter, with bells on! So you
can use existing device designs that would use a serial link to the
host, and "add" network connectivity for that need, with no (well,
little) design overhead.
When I was looking for something simmilar, a relative recommended
http://www.ak-nord.de/ak/product_info.php?products_id=33
which he uses at work to access interfaces internal to their product
during testing. It should be what the "xport" is, but adding i2c and
spi ports. Unfortunately, I didn't find time to procure one, or even
test it.
Chris
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