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import { Resource } from "#models/Resource.js";
Resource.add({
  tag: "cluster",
  name: "WiFiNetworkManagement",
  pics: "WIFINM",
  xref: "cluster\xA710.2",
  details: "This cluster provides an interface for getting information about the Wi-Fi network that a Network Infrastructure Manager device type provides. Privileged nodes within the same fabric as a Network Infrastructure Manager can use these interfaces to request information related to the Wi-Fi Network such as SSID and Passphrase.",
  children: [
    {
      tag: "attribute",
      name: "Ssid",
      xref: "cluster\xA710.2.4.1",
      details: "Indicates the SSID of the primary Wi-Fi network provided by this device.\nA value of null shall indicate that no primary Wi-Fi network is available (e.g. because the Wi-Fi network has not yet been configured by the user).\n> [!NOTE]\n> The SSID in Wi-Fi is a collection of 1-32 bytes, the text encoding of which is not specified.   Implementations must be careful to support transferring these byte strings without requiring a   particular encoding. The most common encoding is UTF-8, however this is just a convention. Some   configurations may use Latin-1 or other character sets."
    },
    {
      tag: "attribute",
      name: "PassphraseSurrogate",
      xref: "cluster\xA710.2.4.2",
      details: "This attribute shall contain an arbitrary numeric value; this value shall increase whenever the passphrase or PSK associated with the primary Wi-Fi network provided by this device changes.\nA value of null shall indicate that no primary Wi-Fi network is available.\nClients can subscribe to this attribute or compare its value to a locally cached copy to detect if a cached passphrase value has become stale.\nIt is recommended that servers implement this attribute as either a timestamp or a counter. When implemented as a counter it SHOULD be initialized with a random value.\n> [!NOTE]\n> The passphrase itself is not exposed as an attribute to avoid its unintentional retrieval or   caching by clients that use wildcard reads or otherwise routinely read all available attributes.   It can be retrieved using the NetworkPassphraseRequest command."
    },
    {
      tag: "command",
      name: "NetworkPassphraseRequest",
      xref: "cluster\xA710.2.5.1",
      details: "This command is used to request the current WPA-Personal passphrase or PSK associated with the Wi-Fi network provided by this device.\nIf the command is not executed via a CASE session, the command shall be rejected with a status of UNSUPPORTED_ACCESS.\nIf no primary Wi-Fi network is available (the SSID attribute is null), the command shall be rejected with a status of INVALID_IN_STATE.\nOtherwise a NetworkPassphraseResponse shall be generated."
    },
    {
      tag: "command",
      name: "NetworkPassphraseResponse",
      xref: "cluster\xA710.2.5.2",
      details: "This command shall be generated in response to a NetworkPassphraseRequest command.",
      children: [{
        tag: "field",
        name: "Passphrase",
        xref: "cluster\xA710.2.5.2.1",
        details: "This field shall indicate the current WPA-Personal passphrase or PSK associated with the primary Wi-Fi network provided by this device, in one of the following formats:\n  \u2022 8..63 bytes: WPA/WPA2/WPA3 passphrase.\n  \u2022 64 bytes: WPA/WPA2/WPA3 raw hex PSK. Each byte shall be a ASCII hexadecimal digit.\nThis matches the formats defined for WPA networks by the Credentials field in the Network Commissioning cluster (see [MatterCore]).\n> [!NOTE]\n> WPA3-Personal permits passphrases shorter than 8 or longer than 63 characters, however the Network   Commissioning cluster does not currently support configuring Matter devices to connect to   operational networks utilizing such a passphrase."
      }]
    }
  ]
});
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