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I did some brief tests with these boards a day or so ago, it looks like the stock firmware does not support encryption when used as an AP, is this likely to always be the case?
Quote from: Howardlong on March 13, 2015, 01:07:29 pmI did some brief tests with these boards a day or so ago, it looks like the stock firmware does not support encryption when used as an AP, is this likely to always be the case?Didn't use them yet in AP mode but all it's related with the uploaded ESP8266 firmware. Don't have access to them now for a test but in Client mode didn't had any problem with WPA/WPA2 mode.
Quote from: TJ232 on March 13, 2015, 06:12:23 pmQuote from: Howardlong on March 13, 2015, 01:07:29 pmI did some brief tests with these boards a day or so ago, it looks like the stock firmware does not support encryption when used as an AP, is this likely to always be the case?Didn't use them yet in AP mode but all it's related with the uploaded ESP8266 firmware. Don't have access to them now for a test but in Client mode didn't had any problem with WPA/WPA2 mode.Yes, the infrastructure client mode worked fine on WPA2, it was the AP mode I was looking at. I was wondering if there was firmware that fixed that.It appears that there is some work going on what with toolchains and whatnot, is that for fiddling with the firmware itself or something less dramatic?
it looks like the stock firmware does not support encryption when used as an AP
Quoteit looks like the stock firmware does not support encryption when used as an APHow did you tell?
Quote from: westfw on March 15, 2015, 09:02:42 am Quoteit looks like the stock firmware does not support encryption when used as an APHow did you tell?SSL implementation is shaky. I am still trying to make outgoing SSL connection to a standard web site. BTW, the Lua image is more friendly than the AT commands version.