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Hi,
I see after I open and connect a JLink object to my hardware a TCP socket is open on port 19021 for RTT.
I was able to connect on that port with ncat and I can see the expected RTT messages...
I know 19021 is the default port for Telnet RTT.
I just wondered if I can specify which port it is used as using JlLinkExe -RTTTelnetPort option.
Thanks
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Sorry, I was unclear.
I don't want be the client but the server.
I want to automatize a test that works as follows: I have my hardware on a remote PC that runs a python script that uses pylink to connect, flash a hex file and open the RTT telnet port.
It works on the default port.
I want on same remote PC connect a second hardware and replicate the scenario using a not default RTT telnet port.
Hi,
I see after I open and connect a JLink object to my hardware a TCP socket is open on port 19021 for RTT.
I was able to connect on that port with
ncat
and I can see the expected RTT messages...I know 19021 is the default port for Telnet RTT.
I just wondered if I can specify which port it is used as using
JlLinkExe -RTTTelnetPort
option.Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: