TCP/IP stack on CC3000

Shlomi Itzhak

Guru 64455 points

Do I need to have a TCP/IP stack running on the host platform in order to work with CC3000?

over 13 years ago

0 Igor56492 over 13 years ago

TI__Intellectual 1735 points

Hi,

No. CC3000 already contains the TCP/IP stack inside. All you need to do is to develop your own network application on top of CC3000 host driver.

Igor

0 sun xiaohui over 13 years ago in reply to Igor56492

Prodigy 30 points

Hi,

I want to know how i can use the DNS and ARP protocol. I want bind a name to my CC3000,but i can not find the API founction,please help me ! thank you !~

Sunnar

0 Igor56492 over 13 years ago in reply to sun xiaohui

TI__Intellectual 1735 points

Hi Sunnar,

We support a DNS client so given a name you can get an IP address of the server, by using gethostbyname API.

The ARP is a regular ARP protocol and there are no API's there for operating it.

Can you please elaborate what do you want to do with ARP?

Regards

Igor

0 sun xiaohui over 13 years ago in reply to Igor56492

Prodigy 30 points

Hi Igor,

thank you ! I just want to bind a name to my CC3000.so i can connect to the CC3000 which i care ,by name ignore it's IP, when i setting three or more CC3000 use DHCP at the same timecon.

For the ARP i do not need CC3000 to provide API function, i will run it on commputer ,for example arp -a. but this means is complicated

sunnar

0 Igor56492 over 13 years ago in reply to sun xiaohui

TI__Intellectual 1735 points

Hi Sunnar,

I think that the best way in this case is to use CC3000 as clients and connect to server side.

Regards

Igor

0 sun xiaohui over 13 years ago in reply to Igor56492

Prodigy 30 points

HI Igor,

Oh,let me have a try,thank you a lot .

Sunnar

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