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This question has arisen in several forums but so far no clear solutions. The following helped me and I am posting this below in case it will be useful to others.
I suddenly thought it would be useful to determine what the ESP32 sees on Wi-Fi so knocked up a scanner.
I discovered that the NetworkManager-created AP was looking for a Encryption Type: WPA_PSK, whereas the ESP32 expects WPA2.
Forcing the security level on the AP to WPA2 appears to have sorted the issue.
This question has arisen in several forums but so far no clear solutions. The following helped me and I am posting this below in case it will be useful to others.
I suddenly thought it would be useful to determine what the ESP32 sees on Wi-Fi so knocked up a scanner.
I discovered that the NetworkManager-created AP was looking for a Encryption Type: WPA_PSK, whereas the ESP32 expects WPA2.
Forcing the security level on the AP to WPA2 appears to have sorted the issue.
Code:
sudo nmcli connection modify {SSID-here} 802-11-wireless-security.key-mgmt wpa-psksudo nmcli connection modify {SSID-here} 802-11-wireless-security.proto rsnsudo systemctl restart NetworkManagerStatistics: Posted by MikeS999 — Sun Oct 13, 2024 11:35 am