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Network Component
Version 6.6
MDK-Professional Middleware for IP Networking
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| HTTP Web Server routines are used to run and configure services of the built-in web server | |
| FTP is used for file transfer supporting sub-directories, log-in and a set of manipulation commands | |
| FTP Server Routines enable the transfer of files to a FTP Client | |
| FTP Client Routines provide access to a FTP Server | |
| TFTP is used for simple file transfer (typically used for boot-loading remote devices) | |
| TFTP Server Routines enable the transfer of files to a TFTP Client | |
| TFTP Client Routines provide access to a TFTP Server | |
| Telnet Server routines allow command line access to an embedded module of an IP network | |
| SNMP Agent routines enable network management features | |
| DNS Client routines help to resolve DNS requests using an external DNS server | |
| SNTP Client routines deliver precise timing information over an IP network | |
| SMTP Client routines allow sending of e-mail notifications using a SMTP server | |
| BSD socket routines enable BSD compliant communication over TCP/IP | |
| TCP socket routines enable reliable IP communication using the transmission control protocol (TCP) | |
| UDP socket routines enable simple IP communication using the user datagram protocol (UDP) | |
| Ethernet routines enable communication over an Ethernet-based IP network | |
| PPP routines enable IP communication over a direct connection between two networking nodes | |
| SLIP routines enable IP communication over a serial line | |
| General Routines can be used for various purposes | |
| IGMP Routines enable IP Multicasting | |
| Core system functions to be called by user | |
| Status and Error Codes returned by Network functions | |
| Core system functions not to be called by user |