Email Client Settings Lan Controller HW:1.2 SW:2.59

[Faneduru]

Sorry for the false alarm...
LAN Controller sends well the messages.
I usually download mails from my mail account in Outlook but for I don't know what reason (I will dig, maybe antivirus, some internal filters, addins, etc.) this mails sent by controller remained on Yahoo server...

[Faneduru]

Now, I would like to clarify only the next issue:
Does LAN Controller software allow alias for mail account name? Something like this: 'My Controller' instead of only 'mymail@o2.pl'?
If Yes, which is the maximum number of digits admitted for this field?
Thanks!

[wilkxt]

Apropos, do you know if TFTP works through internet? I mean to send the command like this:
tftp -i external IP:port put "F:\LAN Conroller\lan-module-ver-2-59-hw-1-2.bin"

Yes, work. you forwarding tftp port in your router?

[Faneduru]

No. I did not... You maybe right. In the meantime I reset the LAN controller at default settings but is good to check just to know if it works.

But, how to forward a TFTP port? I am afraid I do not know how to do that... I did not see any such an option in the router virtual server tab. I only forwarded LAN Controller port (TCP, UDP)...

I have a D-Link router DI-524...

Thanks!

[wilkxt]

TFTP use UDP port 69

[Faneduru]

Interesting...
I have just forwarded 69 port UDP for LAN Controller. I will try it tomorrow from office computer through internet.
But should I write: tftp -i external_IP:69 put "F:\LAN Controller\lan-module-ver-2-59-hw-1-2.bin" ?
Or just: tftp -i external_IP put "F:\LAN Controller\lan-module-ver-2-59-hw-1-2.bin", the single TFTP open port listening being of the controller one?

Thanks!

[Faneduru]

I tested it: tftp -i external_IP put "F:\LAN Controller\lan-module-ver-2-59-hw-1-2.bin" and worked like a charm.

Thanks again!