Re: Vision+ Wi-Fi Booster DOUBLE FPV Range
Your approach (or whoever Linuxkidd's excellent guides) has certain drawbacks deploying on P2V+. Changing root password would break some VISION app function, such as Rename SSID. Encrypting aircraft end will definitely lower the bitrate/bandwidth and increase the processor loading, which is likely to affect FPV range especially on a moving (unstable) Wifi network. You can easily test this out by flying your bird. Can you try and report back your results?
I run software business for almost 20 years. Software product development is an art (of course also a science) with comprehensive consideration to balance features, security, safety, performance, ongoing maintenance & upgrade as well as easy to use/deploy. It's not a matter of how to do that from technical stand (user-specified password is real simple), it's a matter of what's the most appropriate way to achieve it. If you look a few pages back of stage-2 booster screen captures, we will implement WPA2 Password on repeater end by a single click of "Apply" button to streamline all the required configurations.HunterSK said:PVFlyer said:I think enabling WPA2 on the repeater end is secure enough to protect 99.9% of unauthorized access. Please tell me HOW a kid at a park can damage your system once WPA2 enabled. Don't tell me you are against DoS/DDoS attack, like Facebook encountered several days ago.
FYI, there are multiple other ways to access P2V+ Wifi even you change the root password. Hence, you would not get 100% secured anyway. Changing root password would also break some functions of VISION app though FPV camera work.
Yes enabling WPA2 encryption is likely sufficient, I agree with you there and I'm not disputing that. The reality is that enabling WPA2 encryption requires quite a lot more work to set up (editing configuration files, and setting up encryption setting and pass key on two ends on two platforms: the Phantom and Repeater). When I started I simply changed my root password as a start and then enabled encryption later thanks to Linuxkidd's excellent guides on this forum.
My own experience have not revealed any issue with the change of the root password. I did not find any issue with FPV live stream, Telemetry, I could even access and download photos and videos from the Phantom. Everything works as normal, as expected because the DJI Vision+ does not log in as root to access this type of data. Please enlighten me if I'm in error.
My point is that IF the root password is changed, could future versions of the Vision+ Boost app please be able to have a user-specified password?
I'm posting this on this thread by asking politely and with respect to the developer as a customer.
Your approach (or whoever Linuxkidd's excellent guides) has certain drawbacks deploying on P2V+. Changing root password would break some VISION app function, such as Rename SSID. Encrypting aircraft end will definitely lower the bitrate/bandwidth and increase the processor loading, which is likely to affect FPV range especially on a moving (unstable) Wifi network. You can easily test this out by flying your bird. Can you try and report back your results?