user27288: For a school project I want to make a little project with the Arduino Uno. I want to make a project that does something when a client connects to the WiFi shield.
My first thought was to print out the IP address or MAC address of the client but I can't find the codes for it. It is possible for me to print out the host IP? I have searched on the web for some time but only the ethernet shield will appear. Is my question even possible with an WiFi shield or do I have to get an ethernet shield?
Kind regards.

user27157: ***** Assuming it is an ESP8266 based WI-FI shield: *****
Wifi shield > PC
Open serial monitor. Baud rate 155200. Also check COM ports.
Test AT commands by typing AT.
If it responds OK, you're good.
Type AT+CIFSR for IP adress.
Full list of AT commands in this link:
http://www.pridopia.co.uk/pi-doc/ESP8266ATCommandsSet.pdf

27288: <p>For a school project I want to make a little project with the Arduino Uno. I want to make a project that does something when a client connects to the WiFi shield.</p>

<p>My first thought was to print out the IP address or MAC address of the client but I can't find the codes for it. It is possible for me to print out the host IP? I have searched on the web for some time but only the ethernet shield will appear. Is my question even possible with an WiFi shield or do I have to get an ethernet shield?</p>

<p>Kind regards.</p>
 27157: <p>***** Assuming it is an ESP8266 based WI-FI shield: *****</p>

<p>Wifi shield > PC</p>

<p>Open serial monitor. Baud rate 155200. Also check COM ports.</p>

<p>Test AT commands by typing AT.</p>

<p>If it responds OK, you're good.</p>

<p>Type AT+CIFSR for IP adress.</p>

<p>Full list of AT commands in this link:</p>

<p><a href="http://www.pridopia.co.uk/pi-doc/ESP8266ATCommandsSet.pdf" rel="nofollow">http://www.pridopia.co.uk/pi-doc/ESP8266ATCommandsSet.pdf</a></p>
