I try to connect wifi using NEHotspotConfigurationManager

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Rouddy OP

Created Jul ’21

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i almost work well.

but when i try to connect with wrong passphrase, then i cannot connect with right passphrase.

i removed the ssid with removeConfiguration(forSSID) method, and getConfiguredSSIDs returns empty list.

but phone remember the first try of connection and i cannot correct the passphrase.

how can i correct passphrase or connect ssid?

here's my code using Completable of rxswift.

Completable.create { (emitter) in
          let configuation = NEHotspotConfiguration(ssid: ssid, passphrase: password, isWEP: false)
          configuation.joinOnce = true
          NEHotspotConfigurationManager.shared.apply(configuation) { (error) in
            if error != nil {
              print("connect error:\(error)")
              emitter(.error(error!))
            } else {
              let connectedWifi = SwiftWifiManagerPlugin.getConnectedWifiApName()
              if (ssid == connectedWifi) {
                emitter(.completed)
              } else {
                emitter(.error(WifiManagerError.wifiNotConnected))
              }
            }
          }
          return Disposables.create()
        }.do(onDispose: {
          NEHotspotConfigurationManager.shared.removeConfiguration(forSSID: ssid)
//          NEHotspotConfigurationManager.shared.getConfiguredSSIDs { list in
//            print("list:\(list)")
//          }
        })

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Answer 1

Rouddy OP

Jul ’21

additionally the information is remained even if i remove the app.

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Answer 2

Rouddy OP

Jul ’21

typo i almost work well. -> it almost works well.

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Answer 3

Systems Engineer OP

Apple

Jul ’21

Accepted Answer

Adding a routine here to use removeConfiguration on the configuration with the wrong passphrase would be the way to go here to get rid of this configuration. One way to test this would be to try and associate with this network, if you receive a error, or if after a 3-5 second delay you are not able to communicate with the network, try removing the configuration and associating again. If you are not able to see the configuration at all try removing the joinOnce flag to see if this improves things as the joinOnce flag gives the network a high priority shortened lifetime.

Matt Eaton
DTS Engineering, CoreOS
meaton3@apple.com

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