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Network Settings within the UI #61

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Comtech80 opened this issue Sep 10, 2020 · 3 comments
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Network Settings within the UI #61

Comtech80 opened this issue Sep 10, 2020 · 3 comments
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@Comtech80
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Hi, It would be nice to add network setting section within the webpage to give us the ability to change pikvm setting from DHCP to a static address and gateway without going into the console.
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n1nj4888 commented Oct 1, 2020 •
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To add to this, it would be useful to be able to configure Wifi SSIDs and passwords to be remembered in the Web UI also so that, for example pikvm built with wifi SSID A, user can go into web gui and add another SSID to be remembered so that when the pi is moved to different location, the pi connects to the new network automatically. I think this essentially means a basic UI for NetworkManager

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wnark commented Mar 8, 2021

To add to this, it would be useful to be able to configure Wifi SSIDs and passwords to be remembered in the Web UI also so that, for example pikvm built with wifi SSID A, user can go into web gui and add another SSID to be remembered so that when the pi is moved to different location, the pi connects to the new network automatically. I think this essentially means a basic UI for NetworkManager

I remember that the wifi configuration of the Raspberry Pi can remember several WiFis. In theory, the web can also add several WiFi account passwords.

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This would be quite helpful as the current method (https://docs.pikvm.org/wifi/) is a bit iffy sometimes, and relies on a lot of copying and pasting (and can go wrong).

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