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EthernetESP32 example #4

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AliReshadF opened this issue Oct 19, 2024 · 6 comments
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EthernetESP32 example #4

AliReshadF opened this issue Oct 19, 2024 · 6 comments

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@AliReshadF
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Hello

Today I attempted to run HelloServer.ino from the example folder and uploaded this code to my ESP32. Inside the serial monitor, I can see my device obtaining an IP through DHCP and it also prints MDNS responder started successfully. Here is what I got in the serial monitor:

Initialize Ethernet with DHCP:
DHCP assigned IP 192.168.1.102
MDNS responder started
HTTP server started

I can also access the 192.168.1.102 address and see my webpage but when I use software like NETworkManager or AngryIP scanner, I cannot find my device hostname. I would appreciate it if you could help me.

More information :
Development board = DOIT ESP 32 Devkit V1
Arduino core version = 3.0.5

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@JAndrassy
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and with the WiFi version of that example you can find the hostname?

@AliReshadF
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and with the WiFi version of that example you can find the hostname?

Yes, I can find it inside of both software. I also should mention I am using enc28j60.

@JAndrassy
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maybe mdns uses WiFi if it is available. is WiFi off?

@AliReshadF
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In my code, there is no code for wifi. I didn't even include wifi libraries. Everything is as same as HelloServer.ino example. Is there any special way to turn off wifi?

@JAndrassy
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esp32 can start the WiFi at boot and connect to the last AP with stored ssid and password.

@AliReshadF
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esp32 can start the WiFi at boot and connect to the last AP with stored ssid and password.

I have checked my router to find out which devices are connected to the router. My esp32 connected via ethernet not wifi. now is there any suggestion?

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