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en:1xfaq_what_network_port_biostar_server_device_use [2015/10/08 12:06] 127.0.0.1 external edit |
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| ==== Direct mode ==== | ==== Direct mode ==== | ||
| - | With direct mode, the device connection is made to the client and the client makes a connection to the server. This is why you cannot see the device from another client when it’s already connected to the client. In this case, the port number is like the below. \\ | + | With direct mode, the device connection is made to the client and the client makes a connection to the server. This is why you cannot see the device from another client when it’s already connected to the client. In this case, the port number is like below. \\ |
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| ==== Client UDP Port ==== | ==== Client UDP Port ==== | ||
| - | Regardless of Direct or Server mode, the below commands made from the client use UDP 51110 port to send packets to the device. | + | Regardless of Direct or Server mode, the below commands made from the client uses UDP 51110 port to send packets to the device. |
| * Device UDP search | * Device UDP search | ||
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| - | So, when one of the above commands are in active, the below ports are to be used. \\ | + | So, when one of the above commands is in active, the below ports are to be used. \\ |
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| - | Please note that the direct mode is for a temp use, and it’s not recommended for normal system operation. | + | Please note that the direct mode is for temp use, and it’s not recommended for normal system operation. |