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UIPEthernet: A plugin-replacement of the stock Arduino Ethernet library for ENC28J60 shields and breakout boards. Full support for persistent (streaming) TCP-connections and UDP (Client and Server eac...

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Hello all, I attempted to use this library on an Arduino 101, which runs on an Intel based chip. When I try to compile I get a fatal error on...

I'm implementing a chatserver using ENC28J60 and Labview. The problem is I have to wait half a second between read/write commands, or else the process times out. Is this to...

I have a webserver (+ UDP) on an Arduino Mega set up pretty much like in the examples, though behind an interrupt flag (ISR disables the interrupt until processed in...

Hello, First, let me thank you for your formidable library ! Could you add a ping function ? I tried to use "icmp ping" from Blake Foster. But it seems...

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i have two server: EthernetServer server = EthernetServer(1001); EthernetServer server_web = EthernetServer(80); Unfortunately the software is confusion between the two connections : data sent on a port 1001 are received...

I love this library it works great, but when I try to connect simultaneously 2 devices its not working, even second device just connected to Arduino (Nano v3) without any...

I noticed that when I send a single byte to a TCP Client from my server, the .available() reports 1 byte received, but it is not put into my char[]...

Hi @ntruchsess, I see that your project contains the practical examples. All of us understand that it’s not easy to test them before each new commit to this repository. What...

As I cannot get DHCP running I tried to add this line as suggested to my code: ntruchsess commented on Aug 30, 2013 please try adding this line to setup()...

Hello I'm taking this from the TCP echo example, but i cant retrive the socket data as byte array to process it This line; Serial1.write(msg,size) returns ok data in example...