Rolly,
Thanks for the captures. It is strange that there seems to be no TCP communication in the log. MAX always tries to open a TCP session to the port returned in the GetPort() reply from the portmapper. Either the TCP communication wasn't captured, or it didn't take place. The only case that I have seen so far where the TCP communication doesn't even take place is when there is a firewall blocking the communication to the destination ip/port.
Also, the NI-Spy captures didn't seem to be of the discovery process. Maybe you captured your program's activities and not MAX's discovery process in NI-Spy.
So lets try to simplify our logs a bit. I read in your earlier post that you tried with just a crossover cable between your PC and the device. Lets go back to the same setup if possible (or just a simple network with just the host and device attached to a hub). Also, verify that the firewall is turned off and that Wireshark is indeed setup to capture the TCP communication. Once you do that, do the following in sequence:
1. Open MAX and get ready to auto-discover TCPIP devices.
2. Start both the captures (Wireshark and NI-Spy).
3. Do the auto-discovery. Don't worry about the result.
4. Stop both the captures once the auto-discovery finishes.
Post the logs again and lets see if we can get more information out of them.
Pankaj
