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I need to connect ESP8266 device to ISOLATED networks, so networks where there are no services like DHCP and DNS.
While the mDNS and SD-DNS are working very well, I cannot find how to enable the lower layer of zero network configuration, i.e., how to autoconfigure a link-local address in case the DHCP server is not answering.
Could you point me to info on how to activate this feature?
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How to assign a link local address when DHCP client fails:"help wanted"
How to assign a link local address when DHCP client fails:help wanted
Dec 4, 2018
amontefusco
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How to assign a link local address when DHCP client fails:help wanted
How to assign a link local address when DHCP client fails:"help wanted"
Dec 4, 2018
That is a fair request.
Currently, DHCP client in both lwIP-v1 and v2 are espressif code that do not use 169.254/16 (link-local).
I think upstream lwIP's DHCP client would do that and we should switch to it.
Before we can do that, you can use a timeout in the standard waiting loop (while (WiFi.status != WL_CONNECTED)...) and call WiFi.config(ip,gateway,subnet,dns) on timeout.
I need to connect ESP8266 device to ISOLATED networks, so networks where there are no services like DHCP and DNS.
While the mDNS and SD-DNS are working very well, I cannot find how to enable the lower layer of zero network configuration, i.e., how to autoconfigure a link-local address in case the DHCP server is not answering.
Could you point me to info on how to activate this feature?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: