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Azure Netx Duo Telnet Client stops receiving packages

Frank_Cuijpers

Hello,

Currently I use the EK-RA6M3 board with the Azure RTOS ThreadX and Azure RTOS NetX Duo Telnet Client to connect with an Telnet Server and to receive messages from it. 

This works, but after 6 messages (sent with an interval of 1 sec.), the Client doesn't seems to receive any new messages any more.

I checked the server side and I'am pretty sure that it is still sending messages to the client. Also when I connect with laptop+RealTerm instead of the EK-RA6M3 board, I received messages without any interuption or what ever...

My first thoughts were a buffer or queue what is getting full and it doesn't take any message any more but I tried many "increase-size" actions of buffers, but without any success...

I'm really have no idea what the issue is, and I hope someone could point me in a direction to search..

I use the E2 studio with the FSP v3.8.0 package configurator. 

If more information is needed, please let me know!

Thanks for any comments in advance!

BR,

Frank

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    Hi Frank,

    Thanks for reaching out to Renesas Engineering Communities.

    Does your code hang anywhere after no more messages are received ?

    Regards

  • +1 in reply to AZ_Renesas

    Hello,

    Just a minute ago, I was able to fix the issue. I was not aware that the nx_telnet_client_packet_receive function is also allocating a packet from the pool; so in the previous situation I had nx_packet_allocate and nx_telnet_client_packet_receive in a loop which was doing the packet allocation appearently twice.. With only one packet_release (in the loop) this was slowly running out of available packets..

    Now I have only the nx_telnet_client_packet_receive and packet_release in the loop and the available packets is stabile.

    Thanks anyway for the quick support!

    BR,

    Frank

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  • +1 in reply to AZ_Renesas

    Hello,

    Just a minute ago, I was able to fix the issue. I was not aware that the nx_telnet_client_packet_receive function is also allocating a packet from the pool; so in the previous situation I had nx_packet_allocate and nx_telnet_client_packet_receive in a loop which was doing the packet allocation appearently twice.. With only one packet_release (in the loop) this was slowly running out of available packets..

    Now I have only the nx_telnet_client_packet_receive and packet_release in the loop and the available packets is stabile.

    Thanks anyway for the quick support!

    BR,

    Frank

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