Lance

Thank you for the response. 192.168.2.93 is listening, successfully, with a lua program snagged from the internet and slightly modified. It is listening on port 8086, but I don't know the network terms for what is is listening for (other than that it it the output of: echo "Some message" | nc 192.168.2.93 8086). I need for ser2net also to be listening for inbound http requests, so I'll have to look for some other way to send the messages.

I have a router running openwrt which sends messages with, for instance: echo "Some message" | nc 192.168.2.93 8086 I'd like to replace the device with a microprocessor which has access to the net over a serial link to a device running ser2net. What would the microprocessor send to have a message passed on to 192.168.2.93 8086?