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CC3235MODAS: Add WPA3 Profile Functionality in settings.html

Tejas Thaker
Prodigy 180 points
Part Number: CC3235MODAS

Hi,

I have added the one WiFi profile with WPA3 security and device is able to connect to the WPA3 network, but Webserver does not show the security type as WPA3. How can I able to show the WPA3 security type on webserver? I have made the below changes in settings.html files, 

"Add Profile":{"f":"wlan/profile_add", "SSID":[4,"N.L","Refreshing...","",""], "":[1,"P.A",""], " ":"<sup>Enter SSID or select from list</sup>", "Security Type":[4,"P.B","Open","0","","WEP","1","","WPA/WPA2","2","","WPA3","5",""],

  • 0
    TI__Guru 61516 points

    I'm not an expert regarding the HTML format, but your change seems ok.

    Are you not able to see the "WPA3" in the dropdown list? 

    Or is it just not configuring the device correctly?

    Can you provide NWP logs? (see chapter 20.1 in the programmers guide: https://www.ti.com/lit/swru455)

  • 0 in reply to Kobi Leibovitch
    Prodigy 180 points

    Yes, WPA3 is visible in the dropdown list and Device is also able to connect to the wpa3 profile which i have added through dropdown menu, but security type of the WPA3 wifi profile is not visible in profiles list. 

  • 0 in reply to Tejas Thaker
    TI__Guru 61516 points

    Right. i don't think the "__SL_G_PS*" can return the WPA3 value.

    Basically, the WPA3 was added using ROM patches. It consumed a lot of patch space and i guess this was considered less critical and it was waived.

    You can maintain the security type yourself (or consider " - " (when the priority is set) as WPA3.

    You can also replace the token with a proprietary one that will be forwarded to the application (see chapter 9.5.11 Host Tokens). in the application you can use sl_WlanProfileGet to find the actual security type.   

  • 0 in reply to Kobi Leibovitch
    Prodigy 180 points

    Thanks for the information. Also I want to add the common support for WPA2/WPA3 security type, but in the reference documents security type is not defined for WPA2/WPA3. How can I do this?  

  • 0 in reply to Tejas Thaker
    TI__Guru 61516 points

    I think when you create the profile, the expectation is that you will know the exact security type of the AP you want to connect to.

    It is not a generic support.

    I guess if you have same SSID using both WPA2 and WPA3, you can add 2 profiles to cover both APs.