- Tue Nov 01, 2016 1:52 pm
#57506
Hello guys
Imagine I create an access point. With a password.
The user must type the password to get into the network, right ?
Is there a way, that, I can save that password? Obviously the ESP8266 checks the password and returns to the user an information saying that the password was correct or wrong. My deal is: is there a way for ESP8266 to give me all the passwords the users tried on it?
I'm gonna show you an example:
I create a WiFi network for the AP which has this SSID: "Crazy Frog". And the password is: "Axel F".
If a person tries to get into the network, she will type a password. If that password is "Axel F", then the access is granted. Otherwise, it's not. My question is, in the case of the password being wrong, is there a way for me to get the passwords the user tried on my network? Imagine he types "imfat". Can I get this value through the ESP8266?
Thanks in advance
Imagine I create an access point. With a password.
The user must type the password to get into the network, right ?
Is there a way, that, I can save that password? Obviously the ESP8266 checks the password and returns to the user an information saying that the password was correct or wrong. My deal is: is there a way for ESP8266 to give me all the passwords the users tried on it?
I'm gonna show you an example:
I create a WiFi network for the AP which has this SSID: "Crazy Frog". And the password is: "Axel F".
If a person tries to get into the network, she will type a password. If that password is "Axel F", then the access is granted. Otherwise, it's not. My question is, in the case of the password being wrong, is there a way for me to get the passwords the user tried on my network? Imagine he types "imfat". Can I get this value through the ESP8266?
Thanks in advance
