SNMP is an Internet protocol that was originally designed to manage different network devices, such as file servers, hubs, routers and so on.

The latest Microchip TCP/IP Stack includes an SSL module which enables secure, encrypted communications between two nodes on an unsecured network.

Internet Radios are defined as a hardware device that receives and plays audio from Internet Radio stations or a user’s PC.

This article describes the design of a low cost internet radio. An internet radio is a device that can receive and play audio from Internet Radio Stations or a PC.

This software implements a TCP/IP stack demo usable with FLEX boards. It enables communications with the board over an ethernet cable, using a variety of protocols. Here are some of the protocols included in the demo: DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), FTP (File Transfer Protocol), HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol), Secure NTP (Network Time Protocol), Telnet.
The demo was produced adapting the Microchip Technology Inc. TCP/IP Stack (version 4.18) and the related application notes.
This is the list of hardware components needed to use the demo:

Do you want to receive an automatic e-mail when is verified an event from any remote site?
Sending the e-mails with the PIC is simple and efficient thanks to FTPmicro and the new version stack 4.11 by Microchip.
In this example, we want to use the new TCP/IP stack functionalities to permit to FTPMicro to send an e-mail to verify an event.