StefanUSMC

Hello,

I have spent the better part of an hour attempting to find a straight answer on the maximum number of simultaneous sockets I can have open at one time. It seems that Netduino.IP will give me access to at least 7, but with my NP+2 I obviously do not have the option to use the new hybrid stack. Simply put, I have an application in which I need to run FTP client / server and Telnet client / server. I will never have more than either client or server for each protocol at a time, but I would like to avoid having to close my server listeners to run outgoing connections. Using the telnet side I am not worried, but when running FTP I will need 2 sockets at once with the client, and the server will consume 3 sockets during file transfer (Listener, Command, Data). 

Am I able to use 4-5 sockets at once? I found some older information that stated there was a max of 4, but one socket *may* be tied up for DNS. Is that accurate?

Also, is Netduino.IP going to be headed to the older ND+2? The 3 looks promising, but I have quite a few custom PCBs for NP+2 (and wireless is not an option, anyways).

Thanks in advance,

Brandon

Hello,

I am having a heck of a time getting consistent communication with my N+2 in VS2012. I have installed the new SL drivers, installed the VS plugin, NETMF 4.3 QFE2, most recent secretlabs SDK, and flashed my ND countless times. I have even ordered a brand new board, just in case there was something wrong with the hardware. I get all sorts of issues when attempting to debug (like even communicating with the ND at all), but very consistently I am wrestling with issues after assemblies are deployed, while attempting to reattach the debugger. I am fairly certain my code is not the issue, as occasionally it will deploy and properly debug. I have used new USB cables, and attempted in USB 2.0 & 3.0 ports. I have even go so far as to remove all portions of NETMF and secretlabs software and start fresh. This seems to be a new issue for me with the rollout of 4.3.2. I am running up against a deadline with this project, and spending the better part of a week connecting my ND was not an anticipated delay. Hopefully someone else has had this same issue, and can point me in the right direction. I should note that I never seem to have an issue communicating with MFDeploy, only when attempting to debug in VS.

Output in VS

Hello,

Some time ago I developed a project using N+2 controllers on a custom PCB. Units are used to relay data between a RS232 device and TCP/IP. I developed on 4.3.0, and even with the issues on the beta firmware none had an affect on my specific needs. I just had to replace a few units due to physical abuse, and set them up with 4.3.1. I am now having a horrendous timing issue with the bi-directional RS232 (Multiple "messages" get strung together, whole or in pieces). In an attempt to pinpoint if the issue is on the N+2 or my other device, I need to put the original working and tested firmware on the new boards. Is there any place I can get a hold of the 4.3.0 SDK? The link that used to point to those libraries now downloads 4.3.1. 

Thank you in advance!