IP-Proxy is a command line tool that provides one or more receivers on one leg and one or more senders on the other leg. The tool is available for Windows and Linux. It can be used to perform message traffic between different protocols and/or different applications. IP-Proxy supports following protocols and applications both on receiver- and sender-side, except for IPC, see below:
TCP
· Client / Server
UDP
· Unicast / Multicast
Serial (RS232 / RS485)
· Simplex / Duplex operation
IPC – Inter-Process Communication
· IPC-Server on receiver side
· IPC-Client on sender side
HTTP/HTTPS
· HTTP/HTTPS-Server on receiver side
· HTTP/HTTPS-Client on sender side
Note: only HTTP/HTTPS-POST requests are supported
Both on receiver- and sender-side a Data-Processor can be connected to pre- and or post-process the incoming and/or outgoing data. This powerful feature allows adapting IpProxy according to the individual needs by adding of different simple but also of complex functions.
Note: The Data-Processor API will be described in a separate manual.
For easier and fast definition of receiver and sender configurations a separate tool is provided.
Figure 1: IP-Proxy Overview
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