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Send Data to Specific Port via UDP
#1
Hello,

I connected the netPi RTE 3 to a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ via LAN. I switched off DHCP and assigned a fixed IP address.
In order to send data to the netPI, I want to use UDP with Node-RED. I noticed, that Armin already posted the default UDP-Ports that the netPI listens to (see below), but I want the Port to be 9323. For this, I built up a Flow addressing the local IP of the netPI on Port 9323.
The "Listening"-Flow is running on the netPI and the "Sending"-Flow is running on the Raspberry Pi (See attachment).


The connection between them seems to be woking since I am able to Ping the netPi-IP-Address. But when I try to send messages to the mentioned Port 9323 nothing happens. Do I have to change some settings in the netPI's UI to allow listening to other Ports as well or is there another mistake I made?


Many thanks in advance,

André

(February-9th-2018, 01:36 PM)Armin@netPI Wrote: By default netPI listens to the following ports:

TCP:
  • Port 80,nginx -> web server / reverse proxy
  • Port 443,nginx -> web server / reverse proxy
  • Port 49152, upnpd -> UPnP daemon
UDP:
  • 123,ntpd -> Network Time Protocol daemon
  • 137,nbnsd -> Netbios Name Service
  • 1900, upnpd -> UPnP daemon
  • 5353, avahi-daemon -> Zeroconf
  • 60843, avahi-daemon -> Zeroconf temporary port
  • 36517, avahi-daemon -> Zeroconf temporary port
  • 41429, dnsmasq -> DNS proxy temporary port


Attached Files
.txt   Flow_netPI.txt (Size: 427 bytes / Downloads: 2)
.txt   Flow_RaspPi.txt (Size: 1.18 KB / Downloads: 0)
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#2
In Docker listing ports needs to be exclusively enabled for each container. This has nothing to do with netPI.

If you Node-RED container is running in bridged mode - and I suppose it is - you have to use the "port mapping" function in Docker web-UI to map the external netPI host port 9323 to the container internal 9323 port and then the data is forwared to Node-RED that is running inside the container.

Thx
Armin
You never fail until you stop trying.“, Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955)

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#3
Hello Armin,

I just tried it and it works just fine. Thank you very much for your quick help!


Kind regards,

André
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