FreeDSM/Configuration.md

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 In the last one, you can see the message indicating that there is no wifi network configured. Select "Yes" and our FreeDSM will create a wifi network (it will act as an Access Point) with the same name as the device.
 
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 As indicated on the screen, the easiest way is to use our mobile phone to connect to that Wi-Fi network.
 
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 After connecting, we are usually automatically shown a web browser connected to the address: http://192.168.4.1. If not, we do it manually. On that page (which is provided by FreeDSM itself) we configure the wifi we want to use.
 
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 After choosing the Wi-Fi network and entering the password in the configuration interface, our FreeDSM will restart and, if everything has gone well, we will see that it already has a connection when it starts.
 
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 After starting up we will see the information on the display (these values ​​are the ones from the start-up, when we do not yet have the time synchronization or measurements of light, temperature or humidity).
 
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 # Settings and options