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Wi-Fi closed (internal) network of a (1) ESP32 Server with (2) ESP32 Clients

Q&A Forum › Category: ESP32 › Wi-Fi closed (internal) network of a (1) ESP32 Server with (2) ESP32 Clients
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Bill DeRyk asked 2 weeks ago

Interested making a Wi-Fi closed (internal) network of a (1) ESP32 Server with (2) or more ESP32 Clients for a solar power load destitution control system within the residence. In module13 Unit 6 describes (1) ESP32 Server with (1) ESP32 Client not (2). Reason for the internal Wi-Fi network is the router periodical loses sink with provider (need to have a stable internal network). Because of the limited range of ESP32 Wi-Fi network would require periodical access to ESP32 Server via the router. If this is possible point me to the necessary RNT courses if available.

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Sara Santos Staff answered 2 weeks ago

Hi Bill.
I’m not sure that I understand your issue…
Can you try to explain in a different way or provide more details?
Thank you.
Regards,
Sara

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Bill DeRyk answered 2 weeks ago

Can (1) ESP32 Server communicate with more than 2 ESP32 Clients on an internal network? Is any software examples of this?
Thanks Sara

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Sara Santos Staff answered 2 weeks ago

Yes.
You can have multiple clients.
In theory, I think you just need to upload the client code to another board.
The server will respond to any request regardless of the client.
Regards,
Sara

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