Okay, so finally I have done some more tests today. I have turned off my Home Router and activated the Router function of my Modem provided from the ISP. I have configured the DHCP, deactivated the firewall and DMZ. Connected my PC. I was able to open thingspeak.com nslookup result is the following:...

Yeah, this is correct. I am using DHCP, and the router is on the IP: 192.168.0.1, so this seems right. However today I have checked in terminal if I can ping the api.thingspeak.com. It seems I have 100% packet loss :D The IP, which my PC was pinging is: 52.22.86.23. Previously I have used the IP: 1...

[...] Gateway- 192.168.0.1, also correct. [...] It is only correct if that's the address of his router/gateway. Not all routers have their gateway on .1 of the subnet. Having it given via DHCP makes it (a lot) less likely it is an incorrect setting, because if it was given incorrect information via...

Could it be firewall related? Yeah, thought about that, but checked my Router, and no firewall is activated. DMZ is also disabled. For a quick test created a fresh guest wifi, but the connection error is still prompted. My connection looks like the following: I have a DOCSIS router, which is now se...

Okay, so this has driven me crazy, but it seems I might have found the root cause. After: continuously re-installing different versions, creating new TS channel, I have created a tethered WIFI from my mobile. Connected the ESP, and now data is visible on the TS channel. Due this, it seems the issue ...

Changed to check acknowledgement, but still the error: HTTP : C004 connection failed printed into the log. Still no data on the TS channel

Hello guys! In the past days I have been trying to figure out how to send data to thingspeak, but I must have been doing something wrong, because no data is visible on my feed... :( So what I am trying to do: send analog values to my thingspeak chanel. I have set up a fresh install of the latest esp...