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D-Bus API documentation

wsbrd provides a D-Bus API to allow other processes to interact with it. A generic tool like busctl can be used to communicate. Typically, the following command gives an overview of the D-Bus interface:

busctl introspect com.silabs.Wisun.BorderRouter /com/silabs/Wisun/BorderRouter

D-Bus bindings are available in all common languages to build an application.

Methods

SetLinkModeSwitch (ayuy)

Mode switch can be configured either globally or per neighbor.

By default, all neighbors are set to follow global configuration.

  • ay: EUI-64 of a neighbor node on which to configure mode switch, or empty array to set the global configuration
  • u: PHY mode ID (0 if mode switch is set to default or disabled)
  • y: Mode switch mode
    • 0: Default (use global configuration)
    • 1: Disabled
    • 2: PHR ("PHY mode switch") Requires RCP API ≥ 2.0.1
    • 3: MDR MAC command ("MAC mode switch") Requires RCP API ≥ 2.1.0

Example:

# Configure global mode switch config with PHY mode switch and
# PHY mode ID 84
SetLinkModeSwitch 0 84 2

# Configure neighbor 00:00:5e:ef:10:00:00:00 to use MAC mode switch and
# PHY mode ID 85 instead of global config
SetLinkModeSwitch 8 0x00 0x00 0x5e 0xef 0x10 0x00 0x00 0x00 85 3

# Disable mode switch on neighbor 00:00:5e:ef:10:00:00:01
SetLinkModeSwitch 8 0x00 0x00 0x5e 0xef 0x10 0x00 0x00 0x01 0 1

# Reset neighbor 00:00:5e:ef:10:00:00:00 mode switch to global
SetLinkModeSwitch 8 0x00 0x00 0x5e 0xef 0x10 0x00 0x00 0x00 0 0

SetLinkEdfe (ayy)

Extended Directed Frame Exchange (EDFE) can be configured either globally or per neighbor.

By default, all neighbors are set to follow global configuration.

Note that EDFE is currently a very limited feature that can only be used for certification (TBU) or experimental purposes.

  • ay: EUI-64 of a neighbor node on which to configure EDFE, or empty array to set the global configuration
  • y: EDFE mode
    • 0: Default (use global configuration)
    • 1: Disabled
    • 2: Enabled

Example:

# Globally enable EDFE
SetLinkEDFE 0 1

# Configure neighbor 00:00:5e:ef:10:00:00:00 to use EDFE instead of global
# config
SetLinkEDFE 8 0x00 0x00 0x5e 0xef 0x10 0x00 0x00 0x00 2

# Disable EDFE on neighbor 00:00:5e:ef:10:00:00:01
SetLinkEDFE 8 0x00 0x00 0x5e 0xef 0x10 0x00 0x00 0x01 1

# Reset neighbor 00:00:5e:ef:10:00:00:00 EDFE to global
SetLinkEDFE 8 0x00 0x00 0x5e 0xef 0x10 0x00 0x00 0x00 0

JoinMulticastGroup and LeaveMulticastGroup (ay)

In order to send or receive multicast traffic from outside the Wi-SUN network, this API must be used to join the appropriate multicast group (apart from the mandatory Wi-SUN multicast group subscriptions ff02::1, ff02::2, ff02::1a, ff03::1, ff03::2 and ff03::fc)

  • ay: IPv6 multicast address

RevokePairwiseKeys (ay)

Remove the Pairwise Transient Key (PTK) and Pairwise Master Key (PMK) associated with a node as described in the Wi-SUN FAN specification section 6.5.2.5.

  • ay: 64 bit MAC address of the node to be revoked

RevokeGroupKeys (ayay)

Destroy all (L)GTKs except the current active one (and potentially the next key), reduce the current (or next) key's lifetime, and add a new key, as described in the Wi-SUN FAN specification section 6.5.2.5.

  • ay: Explicit key to add as the new GTK (for testing), or 0 length array to generate a random key
  • ay: Idem for LGTKs

InstallGtk and InstallLgtk (ay)

Install a new explicit (L)GTK in the next available slot. This is only meant for debug and test. Might be used in conjunction with (l)gtk_new_install_required = 0 to fully manage the key installation process.

  • ay 16 bytes long group key

IeCustomInsert (yyayay)

Insert a custom Wi-SUN Information Element (IE). There can only be one IE inserted per type and ID, specifying an existing custom IE will overwrite it, or remove it if there are no target frames. This is designed for testing but can also be used to insert vendor IEs (VH-IE or VP-IE for header and payload respectively). The PAN version will be incremented each time this method is called. Inserting a custom IE conflicting with a natively inserted IE is not recommended, as packets will contain two instances of the IE with different contents.

  • y: IE type, 0 for Wi-SUN header IE (WH-IE), 1 for nested short Wi-SUN payload IE (WP-IE), 2 for nested long WP-IE
  • y: IE ID (such as 0x06 for VH-IE or 0x03 for VP-IE)
  • ay: IE content (does not include the IE base nor the sub-ID field for WH-IEs)
  • ay: list of Wi-SUN frame types that the IE should be included in, only a subset of frames are supported:
Frame Type ID Description Abbreviation
0x00 PAN Advertisement PA
0x02 PAN Configuration PC
0x04 Upper Layer Application Data ULAD
0x06 EAP over LAN EAPOL
0x09 LFN PAN Advertisement LPA
0x0b LFN PAN Configuration LPC

Example:

# Insert a vendor header IE (VH-IE) in PC frames, using the Silicon Labs
# Wi-SUN Vendor Identification Number (VIN), and the string "foo" as
# content. Refer to the Wi-SUN FAN specification for the vendor IE
# structure.
IeCustomInsert
  0                         # Type WH-IE
  0x06                      # ID VH-IE
  [26, 'f', 'o', 'o', '\0'] # Silicon Labs VIN followed by "foo"
  [0x02]                    # Insert in PC frames

IeCustomClear

Remove all custom IEs inserted using IeCustomInsert, and increment the PAN version.

IncrementRplDtsn

Increments the RPL Destination Advertisement Trigger Sequence Number (DTSN). This increment will force all nodes to send a DAO and therefore update all downward routes of the DODAG. See section 9 of RFC 6550 for more details.

IncrementRplDodagVersionNumber

Increments the RPL DODAG Version Number. This increment will form a new version of the DODAG. See section 8.2.2.1 of RFC 6550 for more details.

AllowMac64 (aay)

Replace the list of allowed mac64. If the 'denied' list was set, it is cleared.

For more details about these lists, see wsbrd.conf.

  • aay: list of mac64 to 'allow'

DenyMac64 (aay)

Replace the list of allowed mac64. If the 'allowed' list was set, it is cleared.

When given an empty list, this method will simply clear both lists.

For more details about these lists, see wsbrd.conf.

  • aay: list of mac64 to 'deny'

Properties

Nodes (a(aya{sv}))

Returns an array of the nodes connected to the Wi-SUN network, with associated data. Each node is identified by its MAC address, and has a series of properties provided as key-value pairs. A D-Bus signal is emitted whenever the routing graph is refreshed.

  • ay: EUI64
  • a{sv}: list of properties identified by a string, as described in the following table. Not all properties are guaranteed to be present per node (ex: a node without parent has no parent field)
Key Signature Comment
is_border_router b Deprecated. Use node_role instead.
node_role y Semantics from Wi-SUN (0: BR, 1: FFN-FAN1.1, 2: LFN, none: FFN-FAN1.0)
is_authenticated b
is_neighbor b Only nodes that use direct unicast traffic to the border router are listed
rssi y Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) of the last received packet as described in 802.15.4 (neighbor only)
lqi y Link Quality Indicator (LQI) of the last packet received (neighbor only)
rsl i Exponentially Weighted Moving Average (EWMA) of the Received Signal Level (RSL) in dBm (neighbor only)
rsl_adv i EWMA of the RSL in dBm advertised by the node in RSL-IE (neighbor only)
pom ay List of PhyModeIds for mode switch advertised in POM-IE (neighbor only)
mdr_cmd_capable b MAC mode switch support advertised in POM-IE (neighbor only)

RoutingGraph (a(aybaay))

Returns an array of the nodes connected to the Wi-SUN network based on routing information from both RPL and IPv6 neighbor discovery. Each entry in the array represents a node. A D-Bus signal is emitted whenever the routing graph is refreshed. Each entry is a structure:

  • ay: Nodes's IPv6
  • b: Whether the node an LFN or not.
  • aay: An array of IPv6 addresses of the node's parents. Entries are sorted in the node's preferred order. The border router should be the only entry with no parents.

Gtks and Gaks (aay)

Returns a list of the four Group Transient (or Temporal) Keys (GTKs) or Group AES Keys (GAKs) used in the network. A signal is emitted upon change. Refer to the Wi-SUN FAN and IEEE 802.11 specifications for more details.

HwAddress (ay)

EUI64 (MAC address) of the RCP

Wi-SUN configuration

The following properties return the corresponding value set during configuration (commandline or config file). See examples/wsbrd.conf for more details.

Property name Signature Comment
WisunNetworkName s
WisunSize s
WisunDomain s
WisunMode u FAN 1.0 mode as hex value (1a returns 0x1a = 26, 3 returns 0x03 = 3), or 0 when using FAN 1.1
WisunClass u FAN 1.0 class, or 0 when using FAN 1.1
WisunPhyModeId u FAN 1.1 PHY mode ID, or 0 when using FAN 1.0
WisunChanPlanId u FAN 1.1 channel plan ID, or 0 when using FAN 1.0
WisunPanId q
WisunFanVersion y Semantics from Wi-SUN (1: FAN 1.0, 2: FAN 1.1)