Hi
My name is eric. I facing a problem that when I configure " Network confugration " tab with changes no changes are effected. please advice me to solve this issue
Can you give more info? For example which code are you loading?
I used Web platform supplied code.
Web_Platform.source.r1052.v1c.zip
Do you know the version of Microchip's TCPIP stack you are using?
I'm not sure the IP configuration interface is working or supported in our original stripped-down demo.
dpropicweb shows how to get a lot of the untapped features working here:
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=475 (http://dangerousprototypes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=475)
v5.31 and Please help me to resolve this issue
This is from dpropicweb's thread.
[quote author="dpropicweb"]Skipping the Dynamic DNS demo as I have a static IP address for my domain, that just leaves one more to fix: Network Configuration. Could be handy as I think I read that each web platform comes with the same MAC address (?). Must just be a simple define in our old friend. Nope. It's already defined. If you change the IP or MAC address and disable DHCP from the form, it says it's successful, it does reboot, but nothing has changed as it still requests a DHCP address and the MAC is unchanged.
Question time: Too good to last.. you just knew there was going to be a question, huh? Right. I better not disappoint. Is this behaviour due to the fact the we're not using the MicroChip "Internet Bootloader" ? The network reconfig is supposed to write the info to the EEPROM and it looks like the MicroChip bootloader reads that when it resets.[/quote]
If you are using a static IP, there is a setting in the firmware. You can change all these values from TCPIPConfig.h file.
yes I know that , But I wanted to sell this board and customer must able to change the ip address like in commercial units.
As I eventually discovered, it's not implemented in the DP code. SaveAppConfig() is defined as a NOP.
So, before you sell this board to a customer, you will need to do some work for the money :-)
Is there other code to implement this ?
Not that specifically for the web platform I'm aware of.
If it is implemented in the Microchip original code (which you should really use for any new, extensive development), then it is just a matter of tailoring the latest Microchip TCPIP demos to the Web Platform hardware using the settings and configurations from the web platform demo files. We couldn't include all Microchip's stuff due to their license.
Out of interest, what are you trying to get the Web Platform to do, once it has a static IP address?
As commercial units (router) this web platform also able to change the ip address through webgui. For example if I sell this as a product , Customer must able to change ip address according to his requirement.