Nichelite TCP Stack misbehaving in network

Dear all,

I took two MCB2300 keil boards, loaded them with
nichelite's TCP stack (keil ported version Downloaded from NXP site), and after that,

set IPs to both them 199.199.50.66 and 199.199.50.67 respectively. (as 199.199.50.x is my NW pattern)

[Off course Plug them in to office network].

I observe that at a time any of the a board can
communicate in office LAN ( other get down) , via
PING ( I checked PING from other PCs).

And I see that any a board can communicate with N
number of PCs but , when I plug 2 boards in network
then any one only can communicate !!

Is there any setting(s) I am missing that i should
make in any of header/config file of stack code?

[I checked IP values not conflicting, and I am
setting IP by what user commands they given like
setip etc, in non DHCP mode]

Pls help me, if anybody have exp. with nichelite.

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  • I haven't played with this combination, but where do your two boards gets their MAC addresses from? Every device in the network must have a unique MAC address, sinc ehte TCP/IP data is really addressed to a MAC address. The IP address is just used to ask the board what MAC address it has, before doing the real communication.

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  • I haven't played with this combination, but where do your two boards gets their MAC addresses from? Every device in the network must have a unique MAC address, sinc ehte TCP/IP data is really addressed to a MAC address. The IP address is just used to ask the board what MAC address it has, before doing the real communication.

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