I would like to know whether it is possible to enable multiple servers (or Modbus data tables) behind a single TCP port. That would enable the possibility to create a kind of Modbus gateway and exchange data from many different (emulated or virtual) devices by means of a single TCP socket, just focusing on the 'UnitIdentifier' field.
Thanks!
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Yes, that makes sense. Usually this behaviour can be reached by adding an IP-Address, the server listens to, and a mask for each Server Implementation.
I will keep that in mind to add that to the Server class as soon as possible.
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I would like to know whether it is possible to enable multiple servers (or Modbus data tables) behind a single TCP port. That would enable the possibility to create a kind of Modbus gateway and exchange data from many different (emulated or virtual) devices by means of a single TCP socket, just focusing on the 'UnitIdentifier' field.
Thanks!
Yes, that makes sense. Usually this behaviour can be reached by adding an IP-Address, the server listens to, and a mask for each Server Implementation.
I will keep that in mind to add that to the Server class as soon as possible.