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Hi Aviv,

You would need to add the new IP address you want to the NDK's configuration database, save the configuration, reboot the stack and then load the saved configuration.

For example, to add a static IP to the NDK configuration, the code would look something like the following:

        // Setup manual IP address
        bzero( &NA, sizeof(NA) );
        NA.IPAddr  = IpAddr;
        NA.IPMask  = IpMask;
        strcpy( NA.Domain, Domainname );
        NA.NetType = 0;

        // Add the address to interface 1
        CfgAddEntry( hCfg, CFGTAG_IPNET, 1, 0,
                           sizeof(CI_IPNET), (UINT8 *)&NA, 0 );

Have you seen the NDK example "cfgdemo"?

That example shows how to change the IP address of a running application via a web browser interface.  Do you have that example sitting next to your "client" example?

If not, you can get the cfgdemo application from the evmOMAPL138 NSP.  This is for a different platform, but you can still view the example code or even port it to the 6678 if you like.

You can find the NSP download here:

    http://software-dl.ti.com/dsps/dsps_public_sw/sdo_sb/targetcontent/ndk/nsp_1_10_00_03/index_FDS.html

The file you will be interested in is "webpage.c" and the function that handles the new IP address received from the web page is cgiCfgDone().

Steve

Hi Steve,

I did My project based on client example, in dtask_tcp_echo  I created a task (with lower  priority than the current task priority) that calls BuildConfig() as in webpage.c in cfgdemo,

and then  in dtask_tcp_echo function i wrote the following code:

fdClose( )   // Close the socket

NC_NetStop(1)  // Request stack reboot

TaskDestroy()  //Destroy the current task

that doesn't work.

thanks,

Aviv

Aviv,

Can you please zip up and attach your (entire) modified project (preferably built) to this thread so I can see your changes?

Steve