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ot::MeshCoP::BorderAgent::SetId() method
Sets the Border Agent ID. The Border Agent ID will be saved in persistent storage and survive reboots. It's required to set the ID only once after factory reset. If the ID has never been set by calling this method, a random ID will be generated and returned when `GetId()` is called.
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border_agent.cpp:281
Return value
kErrorNone If successfully set the Border Agent ID. ... If failed to set the Border Agent ID.
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otBorderAgentId
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Description
Gets the randomly generated Border Agent ID. Requires `OPENTHREAD_CONFIG_BORDER_AGENT_ID_ENABLE`. The ID is saved in persistent storage and survives reboots. The typical use case of the ID is to be published in the MeshCoP mDNS service as the `id` TXT value for the client to identify this Border Router/Agent device. @sa otBorderAgentSetId
Sets the Border Agent ID. Requires `OPENTHREAD_CONFIG_BORDER_AGENT_ID_ENABLE`. The Border Agent ID will be saved in persistent storage and survive reboots. It's required to set the ID only once after factory reset. If the ID has never been set by calling this function, a random ID will be generated and returned when `otBorderAgentGetId` is called. @sa otBorderAgentGetId
Gets the randomly generated Border Agent ID. The ID is saved in persistent storage and survives reboots. The typical use case of the ID is to be published in the MeshCoP mDNS service as the `id` TXT value for the client to identify this Border Router/Agent device.
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ot::MeshCoP::BorderAgent::SetId() reads 2 variables and writes 1 variable: