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I don't think EthernetIP is used in the v3.x tools. Looking through my 3.3.7 app, I replaced EthernetIP with either ifBlock->ip4.cur_addr or InterfaceIP(GetFirstInterface()).

According to my testing, it has been fixed in v3.3.7. Still looking for the the fix to be added to the v2.x tools.

v3.3.7 definitely improves the issue. The module no longer locks up, and I can continue to make tcp connections, and not lose a tcp connection if a port scan comes along. A minor issue still present is that once a port scan occurs, the function IsSocketReadable always returns true even when no conne...

Does v3.3.7 correct this issue? It wasn't clear from the releases notes if that was the case.

Also, projects built with v2.9.5 exhibit the same behavior.

In the Boot section of the module's Configuration webpage I found a BootQuiet option, and that removed the second abort message.

Using v3.3.6 with a NANO, when the NANO boots up there are two abort messages out the serial port. Is that normal, and is there a way to remove one?

I have a NANO project built with v3.3.6. I ran into a problem when I ran a port scan on the module where I can no longer make a TCP connection after the port scanner scans the TCP port I'm using. The port scanner is a free app I found named "Angry IP Scanner". What it does is, first, it sends severa...

I installed v3.3.6, enabled SSH in predef.h, and imported my NANO project from v3.3.5, which also had SSH enabled. When building my project I got an error about settings.h included in NbWolfSsh.h not found. I modified the include path in NbWolfSsh.h to add "ssh" to the settings.h path. That worked, ...

After more research into time zones, I put implementation on hold. There seems to be no standard for time zone names or abbreviations. For my own education, could someone explain or point me to where I can find the answer about the purpose of alpha prefix to the GMT offsets used in the posix strings...

Before I send you the project I wanted to delete the project and recreated it to make sure I did it correctly. I had forgotten that the example program has none of the EFFS files, such as includes "effs_std.h" in main.cpp. The only place I found the effs files was in nburn/examples/_common/EFFS/STD/...