Lines Matching full:openthread
2 :name: OpenThread CoAP client and server application
3 :relevant-api: openthread
10 This sample demonstrates how to use OpenThread CoAP API.
14 To create the network, OpenThread uses the network key provided with Kconfig.
23 :zephyr_file:`samples/net/openthread/coap`.
26 This sample uses the OpenThread CoAP API whereas Zephyr has its own CoAP API.
27 So, why are we using the OpenThread CoAP API here ?
29 * OpenThread uses it internaly to implement many of its services.
30 * OpenThread CoAP API has a more direct access to radio.
32 So by using OpenThread CoAP API instead of Zephyr one,
38 Build the OpenThread FTD CoAP server sample application like this:
41 :zephyr-app: samples/net/openthread/coap
43 :west-args: -T sample.net.openthread.ftd.coap.server
47 Build the OpenThread FTD CoAP client sample application like this:
50 :zephyr-app: samples/net/openthread/coap
52 :west-args: -T sample.net.openthread.ftd.coap.client
59 :zephyr-app: samples/net/openthread/coap
62 :west-args: -T sample.net.openthread.ftd.coap.server
69 :zephyr-app: samples/net/openthread/coap
72 :west-args: -T sample.net.openthread.ftd.coap.client
104 Although we use OpenThread CoAP API, we could interact with any CoAP client
107 This requires an `OpenThread Border Router`_ with NAT64 support enabled on the same network.
176 .. _OpenThread Border Router: https://openthread.io/codelabs/openthread-border-router-nat64