#define WLAN_SSID "yourNetwork"
#define WLAN_PASS "yourPass"
#define WLAN_SECURITY WLAN_SEC_WPA2
The above is the part of the CC3000 sketch that logs you into your network and shows SSID and password. How do you log in if your network requires an SSID,username and password?
Using CC3000 on network
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- Franklin97355
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Re: Using CC3000 on network
Check out the webClient example.
- dier02
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Re: Using CC3000 on network
I couldn't see anywhere in the web client sketch on the Adafruit website (https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-cc3 ... /webclient) where I had the option of adding a user name? It just has SSID and password. I need to use this on a school network so will need SSID, User name and password. I can use this with the iPhone ass a wireless hotspot but it doesn't solve my problem with the network - or am I missing something?
- Franklin97355
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Re: Using CC3000 on network
Check with the school IT group to see what it is the need. If I remember correctly he Arduino does not have the capability to respond to server requests on the fly (I may be wrong and someone will surely correct me if I am).
- deepness
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Re: Using CC3000 on network
Please verify that you cannot use the Adafruit cc3000 wifi shield on a network that requires any form of username identification.
- dier02
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Re: Using CC3000 on network
There are two issues in this. One is that you may be able to add the SSID user name and password in the script but when you log into the network (assuming you can) the other issue is that the network is usually set up to request the user name and password every time you want to access the Internet. How do you get around that?
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