Wifi /Zigbee based temperature sensor to be connected to web-based application

rjenkinsgb said:

Yep, exactly.

I'm not sure of the details of that device - it says "powerline" so it may only function if fed via another powerline adapter; it only mentions client mode / ethernet output..

Something like this looks reasonable - it says explicitly it works as an AP if connected via ethernet:

https://shopee.com.my/TENDA-A15-Dual-Band-5Ghz-2.4GHz-AC750-Wireless-WiFi-Extender-Wi-Fi-Repeater-with-AP-Mode-Access-Point--i.148072485.4872393109?position=162

Linux - because far more networking tools are available and it provides better access to data streams between network connections; windows is pretty much crippled for things like that.

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Much appreciated. I've updated my bill of materials and will be updating soon when I've gone through it.

Kinda feel like Darlene from Mr Robot.

KeepItSimpleStupid said:

See:https://www.opensourceforu.com/2011/02/capturing-packets-c-program-libpcap/

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Fortunately there's a cached copy of this one. Righto, thanks! I'll digest this one too.

Vizier87 said:

I think I'm getting there. Here's my understanding now:

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This makes a whole lot of sense I have to say. This means I'll need two Pis (it is the one which I have experience with.. and setting the DHCP etc etc shouldn't be too difficult I think).

Am I getting it?

Thanks... you have been such a huge help.

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The easiest way to understand it

Avast instantly spawns VPN addresses if it's not their VPN product. After buying that VPN, I didn't encounter problems anymore. It worked well, and Avast Antivirus indeed provides the best protection for your mac and not only. Another recent purchase of mine was iWifi for Mac - speed test and signal test. This feature gave me a detailed description of my wi-fi, helping me to analyze its strong and weak points. I noticed the speed of my network being slower than some apps needed. You get a lifetime tracker of all the wi-fi networks around you, including yours.