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Then, merely adjust the globals at the top of the .ino file and hit the 'Upload' button.\n\nYou'll then want to edit the following variables in twilio_esp8266_arduino_example.ino:\n* ssid: Your network SSID\n* password: Network's password\n* fingerprint (maybe): The SHA1 Fingerprint of api.twilio.com, you\n    can check with a web browser\n* account_sid: from twilio.com/console\n* auth_token: from twilio.com/console\n* to_number: A number to send the test SMS (or MMS) to\n* from_number: An number from twilio.com/console authorized to send SMS and/or MMSes\n* message_body: Message body to send\n* master_number: 'Authorized' number for this ESP8266 example\n* media_url (optional): Url to an image to send a test MMS\n\n## Run example:\n\nWill run automatically once uploaded to the board.  If you do not get a message, enable serial debugging.\n\nEither serial debugging or perhaps a peek at your router screen will reveal the assigned IP address of the ESP8266.  \u003cthat ip\u003e:8000/message is the webhook of interest; use ngrok or another means to espose it to Twilio.  Note that you'll need to provide a https endpoint!\n\n### Fingerprint failure\n\nThe most common reason the sketch fails (assumign you correctly copied credentials) is the `api.twilio.com` certificate changes. 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