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Wifi IPV6
7 months 7 hours ago #12439
by Ian
This is the first time I have heard of this.
Searching around, it seems that sometimes the address is 192.168.244.1 but no one sees to know why.
Can you give 192.168.244.1 a try, just in case?
I understand that the issue is basically that you don't even get an IPV4 address, and I can currently find no reference for that.
When you inspect the "properties" section of the connection information, what does it say?
Searching around, it seems that sometimes the address is 192.168.244.1 but no one sees to know why.
Can you give 192.168.244.1 a try, just in case?
I understand that the issue is basically that you don't even get an IPV4 address, and I can currently find no reference for that.
When you inspect the "properties" section of the connection information, what does it say?
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7 months 7 hours ago #12440
by Ty_Eeberfest
Look into it later when the dust is clearing off the crater.
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Thanks Ian. I'm glad I'm not the only one who can't find any info that seems to match this situation. I didn't think ESP8266 even provided IPv6 support unless one took measures to add it. Maybe WiFi Manager library implements IPv6 support? I don't see anything about it in the library's docs, but those docs are rubbish...
Look into it later when the dust is clearing off the crater.
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7 months 7 hours ago - 7 months 7 hours ago #12441
by _hagenaar
I did a reset of the clock again, (button during power-up) and now i when i connect with my ipad i get a ip v4 address and the portal opened.... dont know what was wrong but it seems to work now....
before the reset i also tried to disable ip v6 in windows and assign a ip 192.168.4.5 and 255.255.255.0 subnetmask but than the portal and the 192.168.4.1 where not accessible
before the reset i also tried to disable ip v6 in windows and assign a ip 192.168.4.5 and 255.255.255.0 subnetmask but than the portal and the 192.168.4.1 where not accessible
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7 months 6 hours ago #12442
by Ty_Eeberfest
Look into it later when the dust is clearing off the crater.
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Very strange. I'm not sure what to say, but thanks for the follow-up report.
Look into it later when the dust is clearing off the crater.
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