How to Bridge ESP's
Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2015 6:22 am
So, I have three ESPs (let's call it A, B, and C). All the three are connected in STATIONAP mode.
The first ESP (ESP A) connects to my Wifi router and broadcasts Net-A.
The second ESP (ESP B) connects to Net-A and broadcasts Net-B.
The third ESP (ESP C) connects to Net-B and brodcasts Net-C.
All these ESPs are connected in a series. I've been able to achieve this.
The IP that ESP A gets is assigned by my router. The ESP B gets IP from ESP A. And ESP C gets IP from ESP B.
I would like to program the ESP C to get the IP from ESP A instead of ESP B. But ESP C is not in direct range of ESP A. Is there a way to do it? Basically, I would like ESP B to act like a bridge for ESP A and C. Is this possible?
The idea is to control the GPIO pins of the ESP by staying connected to my Wifi router.
I have tried disabling DHCP for ESP B, but still no success.
The first ESP (ESP A) connects to my Wifi router and broadcasts Net-A.
The second ESP (ESP B) connects to Net-A and broadcasts Net-B.
The third ESP (ESP C) connects to Net-B and brodcasts Net-C.
All these ESPs are connected in a series. I've been able to achieve this.
The IP that ESP A gets is assigned by my router. The ESP B gets IP from ESP A. And ESP C gets IP from ESP B.
I would like to program the ESP C to get the IP from ESP A instead of ESP B. But ESP C is not in direct range of ESP A. Is there a way to do it? Basically, I would like ESP B to act like a bridge for ESP A and C. Is this possible?
The idea is to control the GPIO pins of the ESP by staying connected to my Wifi router.
I have tried disabling DHCP for ESP B, but still no success.