iChip's Nano LanReach configuring problem


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    Default Re: iChip's Nano LanReach configuring problem

    By the way Dave,
    doesn't this command "+iWEBP" change the webservers PORT ??
    If you read at page 71 of Programmer's manual at the command "+iWWW" it says:

    <n>=1..3
    1, 2 or 3 browser connections can connect simultaneously to iChip’s TCP port 80, or as defined in the WEBP parameter, implementing HTTP protocol.
    And continues with the command.....

    +iWEBP – Web Port
    Syntax:
    AT+iWEBP=<port>
    Sets the port number for iChip’s Web services. Remote browsers will need to open sockets to this port for Web services.
    Parameters:
    port=0..65535
    Command Options:
    port=0
    Use the well known port numbers: (80) for HTTP service or (443) for HTTPS service.
    port>0
    Use port number <port> for HTTP or HTTPS service.
    Default:
    0 (use well known ports)
    Result Code:
    I/OK
    If port is a legal value
    I/ERROR
    Otherwise
    AT+iWEBP?
    Returns current port number followed by I/OK.
    AT+iWEBP=?
    Returns the message “0-65535” followed by I/OK.
    AT+
    Best regards, Kostas!!
    Last edited by xapmanis; - 13th September 2014 at 17:22.
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