I am currently working on integrating the FCM360W Wi-Fi module into our Linux-based device, looking for any guidance on the following requirements:
Objective:
The Linux device has an Ethernet interface and hosts a web server (used for configuring the device), which is accessible via Ethernet at 192.168.1.1.
The kernel version is 2.6.
I need to add Wi-Fi functionality using the FCM360W module to allow clients to connect to the device via an access point (AP) and access the web server.
Current Setup:
- The Quectel FCM360W module is connected to the Linux device via USB and is recognized as /dev/ttyUSB0.
- I can use minicom on the embedded device to send AT commands to the module and configure it as an access point.
Requirements:
1. Port Forwarding:
- How can I forward traffic from the Wi-Fi AP interface to the web server running on the Ethernet interface?
2. DHCP Support:
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Does the module provide DHCP server functionality for connected clients? If not, what is the recommended way to assign IP addresses to clients?
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3. Application Notes Document:
- Could you provide any relevant documentation or examples for integrating the module into a Linux environment for this use case?