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seulater
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IPSetup.exe question

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Before you say, do a search, i already tried that and it responded with: "The following words in your search query were ignored because they are too common words: ipsetup."

So... i believe this was asked a million times but here is the millionth and one.

I would like to create a Flex app that would be able to search the net and find the MAC and IP numbers of any NB modules out there just like IPsetup tool does.
is there information already out there that describes how IPSetup.exe works ?
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Re: IPSetup.exe question

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The source code for IPSetup is under ..pctools in your \nburn directory. NB modules listen on a high port 2xxxx (I forget) and respond to traffic there. It is all in the source code.

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Re: IPSetup.exe question

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I wrote this app note up a while ago when I was making the IPSetup like tool in java that runs in NBEclipse (NBFind)

It basically describes the packet that you send to the module, and the packet the the module will respond with. You can get the IP, mac, current running application, and change various monitor settings through this packet. It also has some java example code.

Wireshark (packet sniffer) also helps in making sure your packet is formed correct. Compare your packet request to a request from IPSetup.
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Re: IPSetup.exe question

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Chris Ruff wrote: NB modules listen on a high port 2xxxx (I forget) and respond to traffic there.

20034, which in hex is 4E42.

0x4E = N, 0x42 = B
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