Is there a way to list the WiFi Credentials stored on Core ?
Is there a way to force connection with a specific WiFi network?
ps. i’ve no found it on docs
Thanks
No, this info is stored in the CC3000. And it is difficult, if not impossible, to retrieve it. Sorry :(. Take it up with TI 
Any news on whether the Photon will allow accessing the WiFi credentials ?
It sounds like such credentials should be encrypted/unaccessible via code.
Just my 2 cents worth 
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Actually it would be useful to list the ssid’s - not the passwords.
It should at least be possible to list the connection details in order to replace them.
A call to ‘WiFi.SSID()’ gives you the name of the wireless network a core is currently connected to.
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The photon could list the SSIDs and security details of wifi networks that is will join, but not the passwords. Is there a compelling use case for this?
good !
joking with wifi i’ve found to main core led status:
Breathing green:
Solid cyan:
Someone know what means this status?
It would be useful for me. Scenario is - I want to lend a core to my friend to use for a couple of weeks without registering him to my core. I meet him for lunch, not at his house.
Scenario 1 : Use a router at home and fake his WiFi connection details at my house so when he takes it home it connects to his network. I have 10 cores, so it would be helpful to see which ones I configured to connect to what network in the past so I can flash the correct one.
Scenario 2 - use something like :
And give him the access point and the core for a couple of weeks, so its useful to see which access point is configured in which core. Its not that easy to make a core connect to the WiFi network you want (out of multiple available networks) to check if it connects.
If the Photon will include a simpler way to pass cores to friends then I guess it becomes less useful.
Hi @mdma,
Any idea whether listing ssid’s is a planned feature for the Photon ?
Am I able to create a ticket to request this feature ?
Thanks.
Sure, feel free to create an issue in github under the spark/firmware repo. Please give as much detail as you can about what you need and we can work out a plan!
Ok I will.
I was just thinking of something like :
Wifi.getCredentials() or Wifi.getSsids()
returns an array of strings with the SSIDs in it.
Ok, I created an issue :
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