Applying a static IP
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RE: Applying a static IP
by alexpescaru ·
Maybe you have some embedded systems behind a NAT or a private local network with IPs allocated by hand or automatically generated by the embedded systems.
Question is valid.
How can you realize that the current W5500’s IP is used by other machine too?
How will behave the W5500 when you set inside, by mistake, an IP already on the network?
How can you realize, by reading W5500 registers, that the local IP is already used on the network?
RE: Applying a static IP
by alexpescaru ·
Thank you!
All clear now for me.