Esko Dijk <esko.d...@iotconsultancy.nl> wrote:
> FYI For testing purposes, there's an open source proof-of-concept
> implementation of cBRSKI available. It's in a Github code branch that
> integrates cBRSKI into OpenThread, an open source Thread IPv6 mesh
> networking stack. The stack can be built for physical devices (various
> IEEE 802.15.4 modules) and also for different simulation platforms. The
> latter (simulation) is currently used as it's faster to do the
That's fabulous news.
What is your recommended device to test with?
What's involved in attaching/connecting to ethernet/wifi? I'd guess, an
already connected device with a join proxy, that has 802.15.4+ethernet
connections?
> develop/test cycles. The simulation environment is also under
> development and will be shared in a future update.
okay, looking forward to this.
Would you like to train others (me) to run the simulation during the hackathon?
> It's really very basic/simple right now: the node build has a fixed
> test IDevID baked in that you can only adapt by copy/pasting new PEM
> key/cert material in the code. And keys are not securely stored.
okay, that's kinda sad.
> Code is at: https://github.com/EskoDijk/openthread/tree/pr-ccm/
> PR that shows which of the code is 'new' for OpenThread:
> https://github.com/openthread/openthread/pull/10805
> And for testing it, open source Registrar + MASA that are used for
> testing: https://github.com/EskoDijk/ot-registrar
okay.
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Michael Richardson <mcr+i...@sandelman.ca>, Sandelman Software Works
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