ssh via bluetooth between two WT12 bluetooth modules - c++

I use two WT12 bluegiga bluetooth modules. I need to transfer files between them via bluetooth in ssh. Has anyone tried doing something similar?


try to establish an IP network between them with PAN and then use scp.
I think this HOWTO can be a good start point.

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How to find aws IoT button mac address?

I am trying to find out the amazon IoT button's mac address to connect it with my working place network. But I do not know the process about how to get it. Could somebody give me the instruction or any helpful link about this matter? Thanks in advance.

Okay, it was actually not a difficult task. At first, I need to connect to a network. When it will be connected, my Netgear wifi router is showing me that it is connected to the network. And from the router, it is easy to get the mac address for my button.

Connection from external computer to computer in local network

Currently in my chat p2p app, I need to open the port for other computers can connect to, but static ip is not allowed by the admin to open the port. Then I found a network programming exercise that seemed like a solution to this problem. The requirements are as follows:
"Write a program to test the UPnP protocol to
ADSL modem controller opens NAT gateway automatically.
In case you can not control the modem, find out and install a NAT Traversal technique to connect two clients in two NAT networks.
internet (use an intermediary server for primers
connect)."
Can anyone tell me what is an intermediate server for connection primitives?

Check https://www.noip.com/ :P. Maybe this can solve some of your problems ^^

You can simple setup DynDNS services. You will have one external domain name with any ip address.
But best way to setup SoftEther VPN solution. That can pass thought any NAT. You can keep your application server at the NAT subnetwork too. And that server will registered on common EtherVPN registry that allow connects from anywhere.
If you want smart solution embedded in your application. Please check similar solutions for VoIP communications. Like ICE, STUN, TURN. But that will not simple to implement.

C++ Multicasting while connected through Mobile Hotspot device

I'm new to network programming in C++ and I'm writing a very simple app that is suppose to do a multicast.
From my research I see one of the first things I need to do is find out if my router supports multicast forwarding and multicast routing protocols.
My point of confusion is, I am connected to the internet via a mobile hotspot device, and I don't exactly know how to find out if it supports multicasting.
Does anyone know how I can go about finding out if I can indeed send multicasts with this type of wireless connection?
Thanks

I found that on a linux box (that supports ifconfig) you can use the ifconfig command to see if multicast is supported. eth0 for example will show Multicast along with some other information.
For windows in the command line:
netsh interface ip show joins
should tell you

Using telnet to communicate with QNX Neutrino via TCP/IP in C++

I'm able to access a telnet server via PuTTY which opens a terminal and allows me to send commands to retrieve data/logs and start/stop processes. I'd like to begin some research into how to access this server via C++ in order to automate the connection and the commands for testing. Basically I need a telnet client that can connect and authenticate itself, and write and read to/from the server as if I'm typing in a terminal. Where should I start my research? I've tried a couple examples including:
http://lists.boost.org/boost-users/att-40895/telnet.cpp
When I compile and run
./telnet 192.168.1.26 23
Nothing happens, but when I connect to the server with PuTTY I get:
QNX Neutrino (localhost) (ttyp0)
login: root
password:
#
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Notes:
- I am using a Mac running OS X Version 10.7.3 with i686-apple-darwin11-llvm-gcc-4.2
- I am allowed to be doing this.
- I use PuTTY on my Windows 7 machine, the connection is ethernet to USB ethernet adapter, and the settings for the Local Area Connection Properties > TCP/IPv4 Properties: are a specific IP address, Subnet Mask, and Default gateway, which might be useful information.
Thanks

Learn how to program TCP/IP sockets. You can use the boost libraries, or straight C style BSD sockets. Some info here, here and here. If paper is your thing, you could get Volume 1 of Unix Network Programming. That book has such a good reputation that you get votes just for mentioning it on StackOverflow.
What you want to do closely matches the functionality of telnet and expect. You can have a look at there sources here and here for ideas.
Consider just using expect to solve your problem :)

You should start by learning the network API for the system you're trying to connect from. Telnet is just sending straight up text through a tcp/ip socket.

Detect devices on local network for client-server connection in C++

I'm trying to implement an auto-connect feature for my Android application DroidPad, which is basically a TCP server running on an Android phone which the PC application connects to.
To make the process easier for the user, is there any way in (portable?) C++ to scan the IP addresses on the local subnet, possibly ones with a certain open port? I've tried using UDP broadcasting, but couldn't get it to work. I'm currently using the wxWidgets toolkit for GUI and libraries.
Any ideas?

I found a solution: wxServDisc. It uses mDNS (aka Zeroconf / Bonjour) to discover devices on a subnet, and is also based on wxWidgets.