WiFi list of duplicated SSID access points (AP)
Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2024 10:39 am
Hello,
We are having any issue when using ESP32-S3 chip. After integrating the SDK and implementing the WiFi capabilities, we faced a special case which we think isn't handled well.
In case there are two different APs (access points) that contain the same SSID, lets say "router_ex", the AP scan gives us both of them.
If we compare it to Mediatek chip for example (MT7697), in this case we get a single SSID AP.
Laptop or phones act the same and show you a single SSID and not two like we have in ESP.
My question is: Do we need to manually implement logic to choose which SSID to use (based on RSSI? based on previous connected MAC number? other considerations...?), or does the ESP SDK contain a built in solution for this case?
We are having any issue when using ESP32-S3 chip. After integrating the SDK and implementing the WiFi capabilities, we faced a special case which we think isn't handled well.
In case there are two different APs (access points) that contain the same SSID, lets say "router_ex", the AP scan gives us both of them.
If we compare it to Mediatek chip for example (MT7697), in this case we get a single SSID AP.
Laptop or phones act the same and show you a single SSID and not two like we have in ESP.
My question is: Do we need to manually implement logic to choose which SSID to use (based on RSSI? based on previous connected MAC number? other considerations...?), or does the ESP SDK contain a built in solution for this case?