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According to the documentation:

uint8_t max_connection

Max number of stations allowed to connect in, default 4, max 4

The WiFi interface and AP can support up to 10 connections in its internal structures, but that is only practical for WiFi Mesh usage (which doesn't use all 7 layers of the ISO model), and for actual WiFi station connections, which entails the allocation of far more resources (IP addresses, ARP tables, etc) only a maximum of 4 are supported.

If you need more connections I suggest you invest in a real access point / router which can deal with the network management for you (i.e., an access point or router which can do the DHCP and other networking housekeeping for you, leaving your ESP32 free to be a simple station).

According to the documentation:

uint8_t max_connection

Max number of stations allowed to connect in, default 4, max 4

If you need more connections I suggest you invest in a real access point.

According to the documentation:

uint8_t max_connection

Max number of stations allowed to connect in, default 4, max 4

The WiFi interface and AP can support up to 10 connections in its internal structures, but that is only practical for WiFi Mesh usage (which doesn't use all 7 layers of the ISO model), and for actual WiFi station connections, which entails the allocation of far more resources (IP addresses, ARP tables, etc) only a maximum of 4 are supported.

If you need more connections I suggest you invest in a real access point / router which can deal with the network management for you (i.e., an access point or router which can do the DHCP and other networking housekeeping for you, leaving your ESP32 free to be a simple station).

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Majenko
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According to the documentation:

uint8_t max_connection

Max number of stations allowed to connect in, default 4, max 4

If you need more connections I suggest you invest in a real access point.