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First, this is the wrong forum, you should have been in the "microcontroller" forum, thus you have better chance meting someone which can help. But, who cares?
Next, There is several sources for a complete tcp/ip stack in sw. Maybe you wont find one made for your controller but a sw port from another platform shouldnt be to difficult.
If you register into the AVR freaks community (www.avrfreaks.net) you will find a lot of info and projects related to tcp/ip. One of them is Ethernut, an open source sw and hw project with tcp/ip stack made on the AVR platform. This has its own web site at http://www.ethernut.de/ and you should be able to port code into your platform if wanted, i beleive.
Also consider other options like wiznets hw-tcp/ip stack. This is a chip which comes with the TCP/IP stack completely made up in hw/asiic = fast, this includes the tcp, udp, icmp, ip, and mac protocolls, and sw protocolls for dhcp, snmp, http and tftp is to be downloaded at ther site. http://www.wiznet.co.kr/main.php
Also, there is something like these modules available:
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This is small modules with complete stack including http, dhcp, and snmp ++, your interface is 232
You can find in www.microchip.com. This site supply a sample project about ethernet. They use ic interface is ENC28J60 to communicate and microcontroler is PIC.
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