This project provides a Wi-Fi zero touch provisioning library and daemon for Linux. It supports provisioning of Wi-Fi credentials using Wi-Fi Easy Connect, also known as the Device Provisioning Protocol (DPP).
Install package dependencies:
sudo apt install build-essential cmake git libboost-filesystem-dev libboost-random-dev libboost-regex-dev libboost-system-dev libboost-thread-dev libbrotli-dev libgpiod-dev libjson-c-dev libssl-dev libsystemd-dev pkg-config zlib1g-devCheckout and build:
git clone [email protected]:microsoft/wifi-ztp.git
cd wifi-ztp
mkdir build && cd $_
cmake ..
make -j $(nproc)The daemon usage is driven primarily by configuration files whose path is passed to the daemon as a command line flag. The daemon accepts the following command line flags:
| Flag | Presence | Description | Supported Values | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|---|
-c |
Required | Configuration file path | Absolute path to the primary configuration file | -c /etc/ztpd/config.json |
-d |
Optional | Daemonize flag (run in background) | None (unary flag) | -d |
-v |
Optional | Version output flag. Program exits immediately. | None (unary flag) | -v |
This file controls global daemon options, including the Wi-Fi EasyConnect device roles (enrollee, configurator) that are supported and activated. For each of these roles, a separate configuration file is specified by providing its absolute path. Each configuration file option is specified in config.json.schema, and an example configuration file can be found here.
When the primary configuration file specifies that the Wi-Fi EasyConnect enrollee device role is supported, it also specifies its configuration file. This file describes enrollee options, including information about the bootstrapping key. Each configuration file option is specified in config-enrollee.schema.json, and an example configuration file can be found here.
When the primary configuration file specifies that the Wi-Fi EasyConnect configurator device role is supported, it also specifies its configuration file. This file describes configurator options, including information regarding enrollee bootstrapping information. Each configuration file option is specified in config-enrollee.schema.json, and an example configuration file can be found here. Enrollee bootstrapping information is provided by bootstrapping information providers (BIPs), which are specified in the configuration file. Currently, there are two built-in providers:
This bootstrapping information provider sources enrollee bootstrapping records from an Azure Device Provisioning Service (DPS) instance. The bootstrapping information is contained in device records under a top-level object property called optionalDeviceInformation. The object structure expected is as follows:
"optionalDeviceInformation": {
"ZeroTouchProvisioning": {
"WiFi": {
"Interfaces": [
{
"DppUri": "DPP:V:2;M:d8c0a65935ed;K:MDkwEwYHKoZIzj0CAQYIKoZIzj0DAQcDIgACE0vdn8KsfXKHusJPcEscx+naQyQJLSob1VjuqPsP6r8=;;"
},
{
"DppUri": "DPP:V:2;M:70665509b591;K:MDkwEwYHKoZIzj0CAQYIKoZIzj0DAQcDIgACiLN+2Rk4tRlwl4CKYkSEdheJIEbZO5UBr9SPoPFI394=;;"
}
]
}
}
}Each supported wireless interface can be specified and must contain a child property with key DppUri. The value is a string describing a valid Device Provisioning Protocol (DPP, EasyConnect) URI for an enrollee device.
The provider will periodically retrieve the device records from the instance and cache them in a local view. Each provider can optionally define the DPS instance record expiration time. The daemon will consider the local device record view as consistent with the remote instance view until the expiry time elapses, at which point the local view will be re-synchronized.
This bootstrapping information provider sources enrollee bootstrapping records from a json-formatted file. It may be configured to point to the enrollee bootstrapping records using json pointers. The example configuration file shows an example of this provider where the file config-bootstrapinfo.json contains the enrollee records, amongst other unrelated information.
This bootstrap provider is not meant to scale to a large number of records. It is meant more for small scale deployments or for testing and debugging purposes.
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