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Connect NodeMCU to its own created network

sabiha patan last edited by sabiha patan

Can a NodeMCU connect to its own created network?
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gohan Mod last edited by

Pls explain better the purpose
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sabiha patan last edited by

A NodeMCU is acting as an access point and it created a network. Now, can this NodeMCU can be connected to its own created network?
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mfalkvidd Mod last edited by @sabiha patan

@sabiha-patan it is always connected to its own created network. There is no way to disconnect.
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