SME_Cleanup SME_ConfigureDeviceSecurity SME_FirstModule SME_GetDHCPConfig SME_GetMACAddress SME_GetName SME_GetNetworkConfig SME_GetNetworkConfigBytes SME_GetNetworkSerialParams SME_GetType SME_GetWirelessConfig SME_Initialize SME_IsReachable SME_ModuleByIP SME_ModuleByMAC SME_ModuleByName SME_ModuleCount SME_NextModule SME_Ping SME_RemoveDeviceSecurity SME_SearchForModules SME_SetDHCPConfig SME_SetName SME_SetNetworkConfig SME_SetNetworkConfigBytes SME_SetNetworkSerialParams SME_SetWirelessConfig

int __stdcall SME_GetNetworkConfigBytes ( SME_HANDLE  handle, unsigned char *  ipAddress, unsigned char *  netmask, unsigned char *  gateway  ) Retrieve's the current module's IP address, netmask, and gateway as arrays of four bytes. Parameters [in] handle Valid handle returned by SME_Initialize(). [out] ipAddress [out] netmask [out] gateway Return values 0 Success. -1 Invalid SME_Initialize handle. -2 No module selected. Call SearchForModules() first. The currently selected module's IP address, netmask, and gateway will be placed in the parameter buffers in the form {a,b,c,d}. Instead of populating the three parameters with string versions of the network configuration, the three parameters will each contain four byte equivalents of the network configuration. Note If any parameter is NULL, that parameter is ignored. For instance, to retrieve only the current module's netmask, supply a valid byte buffer pointer for the second parameter, and NULL for the first and third parameters. Warning The supplied byte buffers should each be allocated with at least 4 bytes of data before calling GetIPAddress().