First:
I have a laptop with 3g modem and i use reach with usb connected.
how can reach use the internet from the network with usb to etherneth over usb?
reach is 192.168.2.15
3 g modem 10. is not always the same…
second:
how can reach stream nmea solution data to localhost (tablet)
because my gps software can only liste to localhost:xxxx
andreas
Well, you would have to either do NAT (network address translation) or bridge your network connections.
I find that odd that it would only listen to localhost. Anyway, just use another program to listen to Reach’s TCP server and rebroadcast on localhost.
i have done it like this(i used strsvr) - but maybe there is a other solution anybody knows without a new software…
well, if you have netcat on your system:
nc 192.168.2.15 9000 | nc -l 127.0.0.1 8888
where 192.168.2.15 9000 is Reach’s IP and port
and 127.0.0.1 8888 is localhost’s IP and port
I just mentioned in another post a few minutes ago that one should consider using -r with -l so it will reconnect if the connection dies.
So do I. There’s something fundamentally wrong with a network utility that only allows to connect to yourself.
It is a windows software called cerea for Autosteer. It normal works with gps on com port.
But it supports also rtklib - therefor it’s only configured for localhost. Next version will support also ip addresses…
