I have thirty Raspberry 3 devices and Windows 10 IoT installed. These devices are connected to the access point with wifi. I gave each device a static IP. However, when the access point or router is restarted, the devices are not reconnected. But when I restart the devices, it connects.
Do you have a recommendation in this regard?
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My Windows 11 laptop has a wireless card Intel Wireless-AC 9560 160MHz.
After some time it stops seeing other local devices on the same network. I can’t ping them. Also, it shows duplicate WiFi network SSIDs (SSID_1, SSID_2 and so on). I can browse internet and ping my router just fine. Everything becomes normal when I reset network in Windows settings.
I’ve tried reinstalling drivers, updating drivers.
There are many tutorials on how to make Vitrual Router and share
VPN TAP interface internate with the WiFi card as a HotSpot in Windows 10.
That said I have not found any tutorial on how to create a Wired (Ethernet) Virtual Router in Windows 10 that I can share my VPN connection (TAP+TUN interfaces) on that wired network interface.
Any workable code or windows powershell commands is really appreciated, I need to share
the VPN TAP and TUN adapter internet to other devices via Ethernet cable (Wired Virtual Router).
I am using Windows 10 pro.
What is needed for the physical USB connection between two Windows computers for communication between their virtual serial ports?
Should I use USB/serial adapters?
I am building a .NET terminal app on Windows 10 Pro computer that must use a virtual serial port for communication through a USB connection to the virtual serial COM port at a Windows 7 Pro computer that is running the terminal app on .NET.
The terminal app is the PortChat example app from MSDN's serial port documentation.
PURPOSE: I need to test a serial communication .NET app on Windows 10 that will eventually communicate with an embedded STM that is presently unavailable .
You need two usb/Serial adapters and connect them to each computer.
Then connect those two serial interfaces together with a Null Modem Cable.
My Raspberry Pi 3 (running Raspian) is a robot and needs to drive around.
At home, I control it using Windows 10/Putty over SSH. However, in 2 weeks I will be demonstrating it in a place where I have no control over the wifi connection, and I don't want to be reliant on a potentially heavily firewalled network.
I read that Wifi Direct would allow me to SSH into my Raspi (and thus control it) using my Windows 10 laptop, without using an existing wifi network. My laptop supports Wifi Direct. However, all tutorials appear to be concerned with connecting the Raspi with an Android app, and not windows 10/Putty.
How do I connect my windows 10 laptop to my Raspi using a Wifi Direct connection?
So what I did is use a spare router as a switch to create a local wireless network, and connect both my laptop and my pi to it. I could hence establish a ssh connection.
Is there any possibility to found WiFi (and Ethernet also) MAC address on Raspberry Pi 3 with Android Things Developer Preview 7 BEFORE it connected to WiFi (or Ethernet) network?
I was looking for the solution to your question. This is very important where we are using the Rasberry Pi in an location where the internet connectivity will be provided with a static ip with gateway setup inside the device or registering the device mac address on the firewall settings.
So what to do?
connect the Rasberry Pi to a wifi network where there is no static ip settings required
(Say your mobile phone's hotspot).
Then you can find the MAC Address of the RPi from the connected devices list.
This will help you.