BUT when I setup device restrictions so everyone in the house gets a good night's sleep, why are the kids able to simply change the restrictions themselves. How do I stop them being able to manage the wifi network? I can't remove them as managers unless I remove them from the family, according to everything I've read. Please help
Yes mam I uploaded all three files to the ESP32 filesystem which save in data folder and it connected to my local network.
Esp32 and my laptop connected same network. Wifi manager. Htlm file working but index. Html file open browser still hange on that ip address 192.168.1.200
Please help
The data and sketch uploaded correctly
The wifimanager loads and I can enter the WiFi SSID and password
All other actions perform correctly, however when connecting to the ESP the index page does not display.
The router displays the ESP connected.
Everything works but nothing happens.
Can anybody point me in the right direction
By the way if you change the code in the sketch to this
// Set your Gateway IP address
IPAddress gateway (192, 168, 0, 1);
IPAddress subnet (255, 255, 255, 0);
Remember to change it in the wifimanager.html file as well.
to avoid not seeing it on submit.
Hi.
It will only go into access point mode (where you can insert new ssid and password) if it is not able to connect to the previously saved wi-fi network. See the explanation on the diagram: -content/uploads/2021/11/ESP32-ESP8266-wi-fi-manager-web-server-how-it-works.png?w=735&quality=100&strip=all&ssl=1
Of course, you can adjust the code so that it goes into access point mode when you want (when you press a button, for example).
Regards,
Sara
After connecting to the wifi router using the Wifimanager plugin, please exit the app and go to your Android Wifi settings. What do you see there? Do you see that you are connected without internet access?
Do you have network-manager-gnome or wicd package installed? Either of these two should appear in the proper applet on the panel, like Notification Area for example, or Status Notifier Plugin.
I recently moved and had my service switched to my new address...one change I've made is to use the built in router on my modem (that was just replaced a few months ago to the latest Sagemcom modem). I've tried to use the Home Wifi manager to change my SSID/password and tweak a few other settings continuously since my service install on 7/29 and just get a Status 500 error. I got less than helpful responses from the tech on the phone when I called in, is this a problem company wide at the moment or just something wrong with my account? If the former any guesses on how long it takes to resolve?
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