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Wifi WISP mode
I have a tp link router with wisp mode that can connect to the wifi with internet and create an access point with dhcp enabled and distribute the internet to its client. there's a paid public wifi that you can connect if you have a code that generated on their system. What i do is check for all connected device on that open paid wifi and change my router's mac address from the device mac address and connect the router in that paid wifi. Is there any chance that bruce will have that feature? Thanks.
Maybe Mr Andrea Canale has an overview of this matter as it is indeed an interesting aspect... Let's hope as its soon Xmas.. =)
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I have a tp link router with wisp mode that can connect to the wifi with internet and create an access point with dhcp enabled and distribute the internet to its client. there's a paid public wifi that you can connect if you have a code that generated on their system. What i do is check for all connected device on that open paid wifi and change my router's mac address from the device mac address and connect the router in that paid wifi. Is there any chance that bruce will have that feature? Thanks.
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I have a tp link router with wisp mode that can connect to the wifi with internet and create an access point with dhcp enabled and distribute the internet to its client. there's a paid public wifi that you can connect if you have a code that generated on their system. What i do is check for all connected device on that open paid wifi and change my router's mac address from the device mac address and connect the router in that paid wifi. Is there any chance that bruce will have that feature? Thanks.
We have MAC Spoofing implemented in Bruce, meaning you could use a valid MAC address in Cardputer, for example. But I'm not sure if that would meet your needs.
https://github.com/pr3y/Bruce/pull/1589
I have a tp link router with wisp mode that can connect to the wifi with internet and create an access point with dhcp enabled and distribute the internet to its client. there's a paid public wifi that you can connect if you have a code that generated on their system. What i do is check for all connected device on that open paid wifi and change my router's mac address from the device mac address and connect the router in that paid wifi. Is there any chance that bruce will have that feature? Thanks.
We have MAC Spoofing implemented in Bruce, meaning you could use a valid MAC address in Cardputer, for example. But I'm not sure if that would meet your needs.
https://github.com/pr3y/Bruce/pull/1589
Hi sir. Good morning here in PH. the thing is the bruce need to connect to that public wifi, change its mac address to any device that already connected to that public wifi, create its own access point where it make its own network (create its own dhcp) and share the internet from the public ap (where the bruce is connected) to the devices connected to the bruce created access point.
I have a tp link router with wisp mode that can connect to the wifi with internet and create an access point with dhcp enabled and distribute the internet to its client. there's a paid public wifi that you can connect if you have a code that generated on their system. What i do is check for all connected device on that open paid wifi and change my router's mac address from the device mac address and connect the router in that paid wifi. Is there any chance that bruce will have that feature? Thanks.
We have MAC Spoofing implemented in Bruce, meaning you could use a valid MAC address in Cardputer, for example. But I'm not sure if that would meet your needs. #1589
Hi sir. Good morning here in PH. the thing is the bruce need to connect to that public wifi, change its mac address to any device that already connected to that public wifi, create its own access point where it make its own network (create its own dhcp) and share the internet from the public ap (where the bruce is connected) to the devices connected to the bruce created access point.
In other words, from what I understand, you want to create a signal repeater but with the MAC change because of the public network. I understand that it’s not impossible, but you need to check if the ESP32 will support both networks at the same time (client and router). Another point is the speed; I have tested it before, and the ESP32's download and upload speed was well below 1MB. It might not be suitable as a router/signal repeater for use without noticeable performance impacts.