I am wondering if EnigmalOT supports something in the following situation:
Node A and B are within range of and connected to the gateway
Node C is OUT of the range of the gateway and node B
Node C is IN of the range of node A
Now in this situation can Node C:
Connect to node A
Use the connection to node A to connect to the network/gateway (by node A relaying messages from node C)
Send a message to Node B (using the same function node A could use to send a msg to node B), this would mean node A automatically routing the message to node B (or to gateway which then routes to node B if your implementation doesn't use P2P)
Essentially i am asking if nodes outside the range of the root node/gateway can join the network through another node(s) which ARE connected to the root node/gateway and use the functions like a node within range of the gateway. Or would i have to implement this myself (EG a layer on top of your layer of ESP now - sounds inefficient to me).
I know this has been done with ESP-MESH (aka ESP-NOW) but cant find a "easy" to use wrapper/library and i really like the other features this library offers so hoping this is the case (as i need this for my application).
Sorry if this is confusingly worded or already addressed but saw no mention of it in the docs, technical spec or current/closed issues so wanted to ask. Many thanks, Leah
I am wondering if EnigmalOT supports something in the following situation:
Now in this situation can Node C:
Essentially i am asking if nodes outside the range of the root node/gateway can join the network through another node(s) which ARE connected to the root node/gateway and use the functions like a node within range of the gateway. Or would i have to implement this myself (EG a layer on top of your layer of ESP now - sounds inefficient to me).
I know this has been done with ESP-MESH (aka ESP-NOW) but cant find a "easy" to use wrapper/library and i really like the other features this library offers so hoping this is the case (as i need this for my application).
Sorry if this is confusingly worded or already addressed but saw no mention of it in the docs, technical spec or current/closed issues so wanted to ask. Many thanks, Leah