Two ways to implement connectivity on an embedded system

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Hi,
If you require to connect to a ISP through POTs (dial-up), then require PPP,IP,TCP......
If you require to connect to a ISP trrough xDSL, then requiere ETHERNET,IP;TCP.......
There are 2 ways to implement connectivity on a embedded system:
- Libs or code running into uC or uP.
- Stack TCP/IP (is a IC that resolves TCP/IP by mean of APIs)

According to my experience,
To the option Stack TCP/IP see:
---AD561-D/20 (c-o-n-n-e-c-t-o-n-e, has 2 choice LAN and/or DIAL-UP )

To the option LIbs or code
---Rabbit3000
 

Re: ppp/eth to embedded

Hi,
You can also implement both ppp/lcp/ipcp/ip/udp/tcp/http or ethernet/arp/icmp/tcp/udp/smtp on scenix (ubicom) microcontrollers. I can provide source code examples for this if you need.
 

or you can use linux embedded that has it all..
Bye!
 

Re: ppp/eth to embedded

wolf69,
You said tools to embedded on Linux,
which tools are? and What uC o uP support these tools?
 

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