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While this is convenient for demo purposes, this is also not how most customers would expect to commission devices onto their network.
Proposed solution
Update the WebUI and REST handler to expose and accept additional parameters (eui64 and timeout)
Bonus: since most thread stacks support 2 simultaneous joiners, maybe up to 2 joiner can be specified at once.
Alternate
We ended up creating custom REST-endpoints to support this for now.
Context
I am unclear if dropping this support from our TBR's WebUI and REST-API handler will break matter device onboarding, is there other onboarding systems relying on promiscuous joiners that the community is aware of?
Thank you for everyone's time.
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I am unclear if dropping this support from our TBR's WebUI and REST-API handler will break matter device onboarding, is there other onboarding systems relying on promiscuous joiners that the community is aware of?
Matter is not relying on this kind of Thread commissioning, they define their own protocol for Thread network provisioning.
We ended up creating custom REST-endpoints to support this for now.
Would you like to contribute the implementation back to OTBR? I think OTBR-web should support both modes of "specifying the eui64" and "allowing all joiners".
Just to add to this I do currently have a pull request open #2515 requiring review which adds commissioner support to the rest api where joiners can be added to the commissioner using pskd, timeout and either eui64 or discerner
Current state
The current ot-br-posix WebUI and REST-API assumes a
promiscuous joiner
mode (no eui64) and an assumed joiner timeout of 120 seconds (thread default).ref: https://github.com/openthread/ot-br-posix/blob/main/src/web/web-service/frontend/res/js/app.js#L412-L421
While this is convenient for demo purposes, this is also not how most customers would expect to commission devices onto their network.
Proposed solution
Update the WebUI and REST handler to expose and accept additional parameters (eui64 and timeout)
Bonus: since most thread stacks support 2 simultaneous joiners, maybe up to 2 joiner can be specified at once.
Alternate
We ended up creating custom REST-endpoints to support this for now.
Context
I am unclear if dropping this support from our TBR's WebUI and REST-API handler will break
matter
device onboarding, is there otheronboarding
systems relying onpromiscuous joiners
that the community is aware of?Thank you for everyone's time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: