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An 8-Bit CPU Takes on the Internet
by James Antonakos
Start ý Software
Model ý Memory Map ý Instruction
Set ý On-Chip Peripheral Registers
ý Hardware Architecture ý TCP/IP
Stack Operation ý eZ80 Evaluation Board
ý Connecting the System ý Developing
the Hardware and Software ý Application:
A Web-Based Security System ý Other Applications
ý Win Your Own! ý Sources
and PDF
TCP/IP STACK OPERATION
The eZ80 is made Internet-ready through
its TCP/IP stack. The TCP/IP protocols shown in Table 3 are implemented
through IPWorks networking code written by Metro Link. All of the
protocols needed to operate an HTTP server are available and require
only 50 KB of code to implement. Both UDP and TCP socket applications
are supported.
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Protocol
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Description
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Telnet
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Telnet
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HTTP
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Hyper text transfer protocol
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DHCP
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Dynamic host configuration protocol
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BOOTP
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Bootstrap protocol
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DNS
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Domain name server
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TCP
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Transmission control protocol
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UDP
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User datagram protocol
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IGMP
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Internet group management protocol
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ICMP
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Internet control message protocol
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IP
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Internet protocol
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ARP
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Address resolution protocol
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RARP
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Reverse address resolution protocol
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PPP
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Point to point protocol
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Table 3ýTCP/IP
protocols available on the eZ80 Evaluation Board can be seen
here. Future protocols supported include SMTP, FTP, TFTP,
and SNMP.
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