I wonder how I can use the siteplayer module to achieve network monitoring. it is expected to be able to send sms alerts whenever there is network failure...
I'm currently working on a project and the siteplayer had been discovered to be of great importance in the project implementation. I want to build a project...
I've got the web server up and running, but the UDP functions appear to blocked. As far as I can see, all the requirements in the documentation are being met...
How are you testing UDP? What is your setup like? What kind of error are you seeing? Chris ***************************************** Chris L Peterson Cloudbait...
... appear to ... If you are using a Siteplayer to receive the UDP you have to enable UDP receive in that S/P. By Default it is disabled. I used a packet...
... be ... sending ... Thanks for the responses - I'm sending 01h,0feh,73h,00h,01h,00h,00h - trying to load (in this case) 01 into SP's object address 0073h. I...
Setting the UDPreceive in Pcadef file I don't think will work. It has to be set after the S/P is on line. I do it with my Micro after power up. In Pic Basic...
... has ... power ... S/ ... Almost there... Turns out the problem was with Agilent's VEE which I am using to communicate with SP. The only standard protocol...
How can I set the subnet and gateway address in the siteplayer. It works on the local lan but not on the internet. Ports have been forwarded in the router and...
Just to expand on what Marc R. has replied: That's not to say that it won't work on the internet because lots of people including me have done it. It's been a...
... Dave, yer memory may need a little fixin'... :-) ... That's the rub. The SitePlayer Server module will respond to HTTP requests on just about any TCP...
To expand on Sage's comment on having more than one server on the network, I think it should be possible to have more than one SP on a network connected as...
This will not work. Port 80 is the standard port for HTTP web pages. It is hard coded in the SP and cannot be changed. Therefore the SP would not respond. Port...
Running multiple siteplayer modules and accessing them across the Internet works very easily. I currently have three siteplayer modules on my network and have...
Well I've made some progress with getting the siteplayer on the net. First, I'm using a Linksys WET54G wireless bridge to connect to my Linksys WRT54GS...
Can you let me know what model of router you are using, as this facility would be very useful to me when I start to deploy multiple siteplayers around the...
If you have it working that way then I'm sorry. I stand corrected. I couldn't make it work so I chaulked it up to what I described. Sorry for misleading...
Maybe this was my problem. I am using a cheap router. I don't remember any ability to port translate on mine. I Learn something every day. Thanks Sage _____ ...
This is not wholly suprising as there is so little in the way of support or actual examples from the manufacturer of the siteplayer. A few practical examples...
I think if you search back far enough on this sites archives you'll find lots of people have had trouble with the SP not connecting to some routers and other...
SitePlayer HTTP Server responds to http requests on any port; port 80 is as "hard-coded" as port 20080. You can test this by accessing your SitePlayer with...
Well I thought that I had it working on the net but I was wrong. I had been typing in the ip address assigned by my ISP on my local machine and it worked, but...
Could this be that your ISP is blocking port 80 traffic as they dont want you to run a webserver? Perhaps try mapping 8081 to the siteplayer, and then try to...
Port 80 is frequently blocked by ISP's. Setup SitePlayer's forwarding for a different port, like 20080. Your tests with the PC might have shown that port 80 is...
Hi, I'm trying to write a visual c++ function that scans a subnet for siteplayers. I ping each address on the subnet and if the ping was successful then I...
... You can try sending out multiple pings at one time. Then again, have you given any thought to using 'Wireshark' (ne Ethereal) and watching what packets...