Raspberry Pi – WiFi Access Point with Webserver
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
This project enables a User to connect a new Raspberry Pi (RPI) to an existing home WiFi network, by simply entering the settings into a webpage from a mobile phone.
This method replaces the usual methods of connecting to a RPI, such as (a) headless connection via SSH, or (b) connecting a keyboard and monitor.
This project requires programming the RPI as a WiFi Access Point with a Webserver. Upon booting, the User will be able to connect the the RPI's Access Point, where the network settings will be inputted, and then the RPI restarted and connected to the existing home WiFi network.
This method replaces the usual methods of connecting to a RPI, such as (a) headless connection via SSH, or (b) connecting a keyboard and monitor.
This project requires programming the RPI as a WiFi Access Point with a Webserver. Upon booting, the User will be able to connect the the RPI's Access Point, where the network settings will be inputted, and then the RPI restarted and connected to the existing home WiFi network.