commit | f2b8ccc247d762cb188b5d86b43e4a196281f737 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Yang Sun <sunytt@google.com> | Wed May 01 01:12:55 2024 +0800 |
committer | Yang Sun <sunytt@google.com> | Mon May 06 10:02:15 2024 +0800 |
tree | 882bf55f8427b47a04eb48e562c289081cf4565b | |
parent | baedc187cdbd526a498f7b28ac069543ad24d0f8 [diff] |
[bbr] add a flag to enable BBR on init (#2265) Flag `OTBR_ENABLE_BACKBONE_ROUTER_ON_INIT` is created for enabling BBR on init. It's set to OTBR_ENABLE_BACKBONE_ROUTER by default and this works when infra link is statically configured. If infra link is dynamically configured then this flag should be set to 0, the component that sets infra link should enable/disable BBR feature with the otBackboneRouterSetEnabled API. Bug: 335558359 (cherry picked from commit 35ba9fe211d154543afbb0b11baa733b9f97952a) Change-Id: I774d39be04e1117623b97431cb088c43266ce6f6
Per the Thread Specification, a Thread Border Router connects a Thread network to other IP-based networks, such as Wi-Fi or Ethernet. A Thread network requires a Border Router to connect to other networks.
A Thread Border Router minimally supports the following functions:
OpenThread's implementation of a Border Router is called OpenThread Border Router (OTBR). OTBR is a Thread Certified Component on the Raspberry Pi 3B with a Nordic nRF52840 NCP.
OTBR includes a number of features, including:
More information about Thread can be found at threadgroup.org. Thread is a registered trademark of the Thread Group, Inc.
The quickest way to set up a Thread 1.3 compliant Border Router is to follow this codelab: Thread Border Router - Bidirectional IPv6 Connectivity and DNS-Based Service Discovery.
To run OTBR in a Docker container on any Linux-based system or a Raspberry Pi with either a physical or emulated NCP, please see the Docker Support guide on openthread.io for more info.
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