Hello Simon,
Sorry for the late answer, i was in the holidays.
Thanks for the information.
if you have additional information about routing with lwip, i will pleased
to hear from you :-)
Stefan
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Thanks
Stefan
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sb80 wrote:
have you an example code for me to realize this routing function?
No, I'm sorry there is no extended routing code available, and I can't
write it for you.
should I define in the the opt.h something like this
Yes, the definition looks good.
and in ip.c
No, place the functio
have you an example code for me to realize this routing function?
should I define in the the opt.h something like this
original:
/**
* LWIP_HOOK_IP4_ROUTE(dest):
* - called from ip_route() (IPv4)
* - dest: destination IPv4 address
* Returns the destination netif or NULL if no destination neti
sb80 wrote:
Is it possible to realize a multipath routing in the lwip
You can define LWIP_HOOK_IP4_ROUTE(dest) to a function which takes the
destination IPv4 address and returns the netif to be used, but again,
this is only supported in newer versions of lwIP (I think from 1.4.0 on).
Do yo
Hi Simon,
Thanks.
That was a very helpful information.
Is it possible to realize a multipath routing in the lwip or know you a
project which reallized that?
In the init.h i didn't found the #define, so i have a old version, but in
the moment i won't upgrade the lwip, because the lwip is included
sb80 wrote:
Now my problem:
If i ping the IP 192.168.10.40 on eth1, no ARP, to get the MAC from the
gateway, appears on eth1, but on eth0 a ARP appears with the message "who
has 192.168.0.1? Tell 192.168.0.10"
If eth0 have no defaultgateway (0.0.0.0) and I make the same ping on eth1
(like above)
Hello,
I work for the first time in my life with the LwIP Stack and I have some
problems.
I hope anyone have a idea to fix it.
I have a netX500 processor from hilscher with the OS rtx and the OS use the
LwIp Stack (I don't know the version).
The netX500 offers two ethernet interfaces (et0,eth1).
