- 1 year ago
Connect to hidden WiFi "network", transmit data and reconnect to original network
Connecting to a hidden Wi-Fi network, transmitting data, and then reconnecting to the original network can be achieved using the following steps in a Windows environment:
Connect to the hidden Wi-Fi network: Use the
netsh
command-line tool to connect to the hidden network. Open Command Prompt and run the following command, replacing<SSID>
with the name of the hidden network and<password>
with the network password:sqlnetsh wlan add profile filename="C:\path\to\your\profile.xml"
netsh wlan connect name="<SSID>"
Note: The first command creates an XML profile for the hidden network, which contains the network's SSID and security settings.
Transmit data over the hidden network: Once connected to the hidden network, you can transmit data using your preferred programming language or tools. Whether it's sending HTTP requests, establishing TCP/IP connections, or utilizing specific APIs, the exact method depends on your application requirements.
Reconnect to the original network: After transmitting data, you can disconnect from the hidden network and reconnect to the original network using the
netsh
command. Run the following command:arduinonetsh wlan connect name="<original_network_SSID>"
Replace
<original_network_SSID>
with the SSID of your original network.
By following these steps, you can connect to a hidden Wi-Fi network, transmit data, and then reconnect to your original network. Note that the specific commands and steps may vary depending on your Windows version and network configuration.