Hi again, Just to follow up after trying Ethereal. I can see the UDP packets on my lan using the packet tracer. The packets are all 60 bytes in length and I...
Hi Angus, You're right. Since the packets on the other side of the router are not on your local network, Ethereal will not see them. It can only display what...
Dear Group ... In general routers with NAT enabled will not forward UDP packets unless they are on well known sockets. They have to be told to do this stuff. ...
Hi Alex, SP-1 is now successfully sending UDP to a remote PS-telnet. Solution? I have to tell SP-1 to use the MAC address of the local router PLUS ONE. The...
... Doubtful. Routers generally have two MAC addresses, one for the LAN side connections and another for the WAN (the outside connection). Which one is which...
Reply to Rusty, I'm using the MAC to the WAN side as far as I know, the one you see in the router's configuration pages. How do you go about finding the MAC on...
Hi Angus, Here are two techniques to getting the MAC address that you can use: 1. Use Ethereal to look at packets destined for the router. The MAC address is...
Alex and Rusty, Thanks, it all makes sense now. I didn't know that routers have two MACs. In my case the WAN side MAC is 00-c0-49-bf-33-c6 and the LAN side...
Hi. I have SP with ip address 192.168.2.250, dhcp off. A zyxel router with ip address 192.168.2.1, my pc with ip address 192.168.2.10. In the siteplayer there ...
My SitePlayer page can be found at http://198.53.126.117:8080 When you click on the link you will find that it loads v_e_r_y slowly, if at all. But when I...
yes, it's definitely slow. I'm using firefox mozilla and it seems like it's choking when it runs into href="page2.htm"> at the bottom of the page. I don't...
Dear Angus and Group I can confirm that the SP is indeed very slow on a) less than perfect links b) any link that has a round trip delay longer than the first ...
Do you have any proxy on the router? Or in the settings of your browser? Have you tried with another browser? ... __________________________________ Celebrate...
I am trying to keep a track of an ip in my network. I Need to Ping that IP every minute. I want to turn on a led on the siteplayer when that ip is out and...
Hello wonderful people. I've been working on this problem for days now and I'm getting frustrated to no end. Here's the situation. I'm building a project ...
Cherry You're not telling us how you load the ^ntemp objects. The code looks right for rendering the objects, I'd take out the '*2' to get the raw readings...
Cherry, Don't know if this has anything to do with your problem, but I would have thought a ^ on both sides of the object name would read ^temp2^*2 not...
Ok, I did what you told me to do about taking the *2 out for right now to get raw readings. It still displays in the same spot. I don't quite understand what...
Hi Jay, I haven't worked with SPI objects, but according to the documentation, the SPIaddr= parameter specifies the object memory location you are trying to...
Hi Jay, Even though you say you have tried that, in your examples below (where you say what you've tried) I don't see the following: SPIaddr=%00 SPIaddr=%05 ...
I've once again reached the part of my project where I need to send global UDP to several other S/P's. I now need to make this work reliably without lockup. I...
Hello all, We are having some troubles reading some information from our serial port. What commands are used, where do we put them, etc? To clarify this a...
... Siteplayer has to be told you are going to send something and told where to put what you're sending. I send data serially from a Pic to Siteplayer with the...
Just one thought... when people get to the point where they want to send and receive udp, handle email, route lots of data, etc etc, has anyone considered...
Was wondering if there's a separate group for the Site Player Telenet users? Haven't seen much discussion of it here. If this is the right forum, how's it...
Hi Group, We are still trying to resolve our speed problem. SP has been moved temporarily to http://68.148.159.231:8080 , which is on a cable modem, for more...
I am guessing that you have an MTU setting problem on the dsl line. DSL is well known for it's non standard mtu. The siteplayer probably expects a MTU of 1500...
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