README.md and repeater binaries

README.md

@@ -438,7 +438,7 @@ First config of the repeater mode version is basically as simple as for the NAT
 - Then connect to you newly defined AP ssid, point the browser again to "http://192.168.4.1"
 - Now enter the STA settings ssid and password and connect
 
-Once the STA ssid is defined, the repeater will no longer run its own DHCP server, but receives its IP from the upstream DHCP (no more 192.168.4.1). In order to connect to its web page, you then have to look up the assigned address either in your upstream router or at the serial console with "show stats". You can always reset the ESP via the console and "reset factory".
+Once the STA ssid is defined, the repeater will no longer run its own DHCP server, but receives its IP from the upstream DHCP (no more 192.168.4.1). In order to connect to its web page ot the remote console, you can use the name "esp-wifi-repeater.local", if your client support mDNS, or you have to look up the assigned address in your upstream router (or the serial console with "show stats"). You can always reset the ESP via the console and "reset factory".
 
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firmware-repeater/sha1sums

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-6b1c0bd11dd89a89e41a3510f843ff46df2f5b47  firmware/0x02000.bin
-1b460b5daf4f75d73f47d8d9f811e4d6d25e537b  firmware/0x82000.bin
+18ce3701d67e9bc13b65ce5a16102eb1f21ba1ce  firmware/0x02000.bin
+19f87e4cafb4e9aeaa866cb714637ed05a32df2e  firmware/0x82000.bin
 9bd7d25204d71b3db5f35e0b2def8a6aaa7f765c  firmware/0x00000.bin