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I am trying to connect multiple esp8266 over wifi and build a two way connection between them where one device is a base link and all other devices send and receive data to that device when required. Could use server also as a base link which can process the data and send confirmation and results back to the sender. Can anyone help

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put on hold as too broad by Majenko, Chris Stratton, Dat Ha, jfpoilpret, Mattia 2 days ago

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What, specifically, would you like help with? – Mark Smith Nov 14 at 16:48
    
The programming part – user28203 Nov 14 at 17:09
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If you want to use esp8266's you should probably run the Arduino code directly on them and use normal IP networking, probably with TCP. Otherwise if you want a radio to pass messages between arduinos something like the nrf24l01 may be simpler and cheaper than having an esp8266 and arduino in each node. – Chris Stratton 2 days ago
    
"The programming part" tells us nothing at all. Please try to be more specific. Do you know how to program in C or C++? If not, Google will find resources to help you start programming. If you do know C(++) then there are many examples in the Arduino IDE which show you how to use the ESP as an access point and as a station (client), and how to send and receive data. People will be glad to help you if you have a specific question. – Mark Smith 2 days ago

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