Kristijan
Anybody with some #esp experience? Is it possible to access to other devices via IP, when they are connected to AccesPoint of the ESP32?
#help #programming #wifi
Aug 31, 2021 at 8:06pmWeb
Show threadKristijanSep 1, 2021

I managed to set up temp. and humidity sensor (DHT 22) with small screen. Next step is to figure out why I cannot access to devices through access point and IPs. After that I have to combine DHT22, screen, AP and small html page for accessing the devices that are on the local network. Still a lot of work and reading and testing and failing and learning 🤓

#diy #esp #arduino #hotspot #localnetwork #hacking

Show threadGismoeSep 1, 2021
@lapor Yes, each device should get an IP assigned by rhe dhcp server in on esp32
Show threadKristijanSep 1, 2021
@g1smo Thanks. I did get the IPs, but I couldn't access th devices. It just doesn't load the page. But it works if I make a hotspot with Raspberry Pi 🤔
Show threadGismoeSep 1, 2021
@lapor Might be a configuration thing then. Do you have the code hosted somewhere?
Show threadKristijanSep 1, 2021
@g1smo I wsas following this instructions: https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp32-access-point-ap-web-server/
ESP32 Access Point (AP) for Web Server | Random Nerd Tutorials

The ESP32 can act as a Wi-Fi station, as an AP (Access Point), or both. In this tutorial you'll set the ESP32 as an access point using the Arduino IDE.

Random Nerd Tutorials
Show threadGismoeSep 2, 2021
@lapor Hmm I guess you might need some routing support? There are examples with NAT + routing (to extend an existing network) but most don't look like they're made in arduino. I'll let you know if I find out something useful playing around with my "wavey wind" controller