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[Docs] Add missing network overview tab screenshot
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@@ -5,11 +5,6 @@ Network
A Network plugin is comparable with a 'driver' for a network adapter.
The first 2 entries will be the same for every ESPEasy setup and these cannot be removed.
- Wi-Fi Station: To connect the ESP board to an access point.
- Wi-Fi AP: To let the ESP board act as an access point.
.. note::
The network code of ESPEasy has been rewritten in 2025/2026.
@@ -45,16 +40,18 @@ Network Overview Tab
Overview of the Network tab on an ESP32-P4.
As shown above, there are several networks.
The first 2 entries will be the same for every ESPEasy setup and these cannot be removed.
* Nr. 1 is always WiFi STA (station)
* Nr. 2 is always WiFi AP (Access Point)
* Nr. 1 is always WiFi STA (station) To connect the ESP board to an access point.
* Nr. 2 is always WiFi AP (Access Point) To let the ESP board act as an access point.
There are 2 types of Ethernet plugins:
* RMII, only available on ESP32-classic and ESP32-P4 (and ESP32-S31 when supported in the future)
* SPI, Possible on all supported ESP32 variants except ESP32-C2.
The last option is a PPP modem, to connect via 4g/LTE to the internet.
Active
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@@ -79,7 +76,7 @@ This can be appended to the hostname and is also referred to in network events t
Route Prio
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(ESP32 only)
(ESP32 only)
The active and connected interface with the highest 'route prio' value is the default interface for new outgoing connections.
The current default interface is marked with an asterisk.