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01-Jul-2009, 04:23 AM #1
IP Gateway problem
BSC BAP is a EnOcean-IP gateway.
What i am trying to do now is to establish a connection between my computer with the gateway.
i have written a program in visual basic that will allow me to send commands to the gateway.

The command to send info to the gateway is:
accept#12345*2100

12345 - time
2100 - port number

Port 2100 is used to send information to the gateway.

i then monitor all information transfer using Wireshark.

The problem is, each time i send a command, my Wireshark shows a connection to port 2001.
Port 2001 is used to establish a connection between my computer and the gateway.
i tried sending some rubbish command, and Wireshark still shows me the same result.

I spoke to BSC and they cant help me.
Can someone please help me?
Where should i start?
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01-Jul-2009, 09:30 AM #2
It seems to me that something in your code is telling your program to see port 2001. I would start a post in the software development forum. Post all of your code their and let people that know programming take a look at all of your code. I don't know anything about visual basic, but a second set of eyes on any programming code is always a good thing.
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