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115 peers = br.br_get_peer_brs() variable116 verify(len(peers) == 2)121 verify(any([rloc16 in peer for peer in peers]))
16 - [peers](#peers)39 peers226 ### peers subsection228 Usage: `br peers`248 > br peers254 Usage: `br peers count`
3933 ### trel peers [list]3938 > trel peers3945 > trel peers list
1146 const char *peers[] = { "client", "server", "other" };1161 for (size_t i = 0; i < ARRAY_LENGTH(peers); i++) {1162 uint8_t *peer = (uint8_t *) peers[i];1163 uint8_t peer_len = strlen(peers[i]);
172 -p|--peers)
662 and relied on that version in order to communicate with peers that are not up663 to date. If one of your peers is in that case, please try contacting them and
802 If you need to communicate with peers that use earlier versions of804 to 1, but then you won't be able to communicate with peers that use the806 If you need to interoperate with both classes of peers with the4185 with some peers over unreliable links. Avoid dropping an entire DTLS
