You seem to be needing a netbios name "server" for your device. Have a
look at apps/netbios/netbios.c in the contrib module in CVS (or the
download area), this should be exactly what you need. To set the name,
you have to define NETBIOS_LWIP_NAME to something (either a constant
string or a global variable holding the name).
Simon
Simon St-Pierre wrote:
Hello,
Using DHCP and LWIP_NETIF_HOSTNAME =1, I am able to see the name of my
device in my router. (See attached snapshots) This is great but not of
any use if I do not have access to the router of the company where my
product will be installed.
I would like to be able to retrieve the IP address of my lwIP device
from a computer on the same LAN network without the need of using any
software, i.e. using a simple windows command line.
I don't care if it is one of those:
- ping myLWIPdevice
- nbtstat -c
or any other command.
Note: nslookup myLWIPdevice command would NOT be really useful since
not all companies have a DNS server on the network.
I read previous [lwip-user] threads on the subject but nothing answers
clearly how to do it.
Can anyone guide my how to proceed to realize this; at least give me
some guideline of what to implement on my device.
Thank you all,
Simon
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