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I just read the Wikipedia on that. No. Currently when you get an iot device you usually connect to it through the smartphone, tell it your Wi-Fi hotspot, give
by kristopolous 3y ago
I just read the Wikipedia on that.
No.
Currently when you get an iot device you usually connect to it through the smartphone, tell it your Wi-Fi hotspot, give it the password and have it go online.
Instead there could be a flow of going to the routers interface, select "scan new qr code" and you add the device that way - more realistically this would be done through the "myspectrum" or equivalent app as the isp usually issues the modem/hotspot for the majority of consumers.
A number of things would have to change to make that possible but it's a much easier setup flow and it likely requires less complex software on the device itself.
- dilyevsky 3y agoIt sounds like you're trying to re-implement IPv6 Neighbor Discovery using qr codes. I really don't see the point of this or how it relates to private networking. If you want really simple solution on device itself, just let it NDP for router info and drop any incoming SYN that's not already in the conntrack table or part of the ULA space. Boom - done.