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otIp6SockAddrToString() function
Converts a given IPv6 socket address to a human-readable string. The IPv6 socket address string is formatted as [`address`]:`port` where `address` is shown as 16 hex values separated by `:` and `port` is the port number in decimal format, for example "[%x:%x:...:%x]:%u". If the resulting string does not fit in @p aBuffer (within its @p aSize characters), the string will be truncated but the outputted string is always null-terminated.
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ip6_api.cpp:196
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Description
Outputs an IPv6 socket address to the CLI console and at the end it also outputs newline "\r\n".
Starts the SRP client operation. SRP client will prepare and send "SRP Update" message to the SRP server once all the following conditions are met: - The SRP client is started - `otSrpClientStart()` is called. - Host name is set - `otSrpClientSetHostName()` is called. - At least one host IPv6 address is set - `otSrpClientSetHostAddresses()` is called. - At least one service is added - `otSrpClientAddService()` is called. It does not matter in which order these functions are called. When all conditions are met, the SRP client will wait for a short delay before preparing an "SRP Update" message and sending it to server. This delay allows for user to add multiple services and/or IPv6 addresses before the first SRP Update message is sent (ensuring a single SRP Update is sent containing all the info). The config `OPENTHREAD_CONFIG_SRP_CLIENT_UPDATE_TX_DELAY` specifies the delay interval.
Bind a UDP/IPv6 socket.
Connect a UDP/IPv6 socket.
Outputs an IPv6 socket address to the CLI console.
Requests a TREL UDP packet to be sent to a given destination.
Initializes DTLS session with a peer.
Binds the TCP endpoint to an IP address and port.
Records the remote host and port for this connection. TCP Fast Open must be enabled or disabled using @p aFlags. If it is disabled, then the TCP connection establishment handshake is initiated immediately. If it is enabled, then this function merely records the the remote host and port, and the TCP connection establishment handshake only happens on the first call to `otTcpSendByReference()`. If TCP Fast Open is disabled, then the caller must wait for the `otTcpEstablished` callback indicating that TCP connection establishment handshake is done before it can start sending data e.g., by calling `otTcpSendByReference()`.
Causes incoming TCP connections that match the specified IP address and port to trigger this TCP listener's callbacks.