Introduction on RTIP-32

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RTIP-32 is an implementation of the TCP/UDP-IP network stack for use in embedded systems. It provides deterministic, configurable memory usage, a table driven device driver interface and a simple API. The software can configure itself at run-time using standard RARP, BOOTP and DHCP protocols.

RTIP-32 supports simultaneous communications over multiple interfaces and supports the following protocols: UDP, TCP, ARP, RARP, BOOTP, RIP, IGMP and ICMP. The following protocols and applications are available as optional add-ons:

• PPP Client and Server
• FTP Client and Server      (implemented in EC32 and RTC-32)
• TFTP Client and Server
• Telnet Client and Server  (implemented in EC32 and RTC-32)
• DHCP Client and Server
• POP3 and SMTP Clients
• SNMP V1/V2 Agent          (implemented in RTC-32)
• Web Server (HTTP)         (implemented in RTC-32)

The following Ethernet device drivers are available with full source code.