GPRS on Ethernet

When I refer to dial up, I mean making the initial connection to the GPRS
network. You simply stay connected and send data as and when you need to.
You need to keep a connection open to the server to be able to receive data
from it. If you lose the connection to the server and cannot get a new
connection, drop the PPP connection and redial. This always fixes it for me.

DYN DNS is simply an HTTP post as far as I can tell. Look around on the net,
there is sample code you should be able to port.

Dave...
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From: r... [mailto:r...] On
Behalf Of OmarP
Sent: 06 October 2010 18:04
To: r...
Subject: [rabbit-semi] Re: GPRS on Ethernet

Thanks Dave
When you say the unit dial, you are referring to the rabbit ?

You want to say that the rabbit make a dual up and upload to a server with
your news (in XML for example), and then, the local server acces to this
information ?

Then the rabbit download your news instructions from de administration
server ?

The problem I see with this scheme is that if there is serius problem to
report (an unathorized open of the devide door for example), I have not
report until the next download.
Your scheme work in this way ?

For another hand. Can I with dynamic C access to account on www.dyndns.org
or anothers HYN DNS to administrate the change of IP .

thank you to all !!!! Start a New Thread

Yes ! of course.

But if i need change some parameter at Rabbit or instruct it to make some (with a CGI for example), need that the modem answer the request, or as you say keep a conection open, or the GPRS should be answer a request ( as the old modem in auto answer mode). :-)

If not I can download to the rabbit a file to parser this with the new parameters when the rabbit make a connection

omar

--- In r..., "Dave McLaughlin" wrote:
>
> When I refer to dial up, I mean making the initial connection to the GPRS
> network. You simply stay connected and send data as and when you need to.
> You need to keep a connection open to the server to be able to receive data
> from it. If you lose the connection to the server and cannot get a new
> connection, drop the PPP connection and redial. This always fixes it for me.
>
> DYN DNS is simply an HTTP post as far as I can tell. Look around on the net,
> there is sample code you should be able to port.
>
> Dave...
> ---
> Very funny Scotty, now beam down my clothes!!!
> ---
> http://www.axoninstruments.biz
> ---
>
> From: r... [mailto:r...] On
> Behalf Of OmarP
> Sent: 06 October 2010 18:04
> To: r...
> Subject: [rabbit-semi] Re: GPRS on Ethernet
>
>
> Thanks Dave
> When you say the unit dial, you are referring to the rabbit ?
>
> You want to say that the rabbit make a dual up and upload to a server with
> your news (in XML for example), and then, the local server acces to this
> information ?
>
> Then the rabbit download your news instructions from de administration
> server ?
>
> The problem I see with this scheme is that if there is serius problem to
> report (an unathorized open of the devide door for example), I have not
> report until the next download.
> Your scheme work in this way ?
>
> For another hand. Can I with dynamic C access to account on www.dyndns.org
> or anothers HYN DNS to administrate the change of IP .
>
> thank you to all !!!!
>

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I realize that this thread started with someone using an RCM3700, but there's a dyndns sample in Dynamic C 10 that you might be able to use as a reference. It requires the HTTP client library which didn't ship with DC 9.62, but you may be able to request a copy of it from Rabbit tech support.

-Tom
On Oct 6, 2010, at 4:19 AM, Dave McLaughlin wrote:
> DYN DNS is simply an HTTP post as far as I can tell. Look around on the net, there is sample code you should be able to port. Start a New Thread