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Mobile phones as clients not provisioner using nRF Mesh Library for Android

Agus123

Hi,

I'm developing an Android app using the nRF Mesh Library. I have a scenario in which a few phones need to be provisioners given that these will configure new nodes, and other phones just need to be able to connect and send on/off messages to nodes, for example, but not configuration messages.

Is this something the nRF Mesh Library for Android takes into consideration? Is there a recommended approach to this problem?

Kind regards,

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    Hi Agus123

    My approach would be, creating a network with multiple provisioners with the required keys and share (by exporting the network as a json and importing it on other phones) it with the required provisioners to provision the nodes. Once the network is setup you could also share the json with the  with the users who can also be provisioners that could be able to connect and control.

    Building an intuitive UI around this should get your to your end goal.

    Hope this helps.

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    Hi Agus123

    My approach would be, creating a network with multiple provisioners with the required keys and share (by exporting the network as a json and importing it on other phones) it with the required provisioners to provision the nodes. Once the network is setup you could also share the json with the  with the users who can also be provisioners that could be able to connect and control.

    Building an intuitive UI around this should get your to your end goal.

    Hope this helps.

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