panid 0x1234
channel 15
ifconfig up
thread start
coaps psk PSK pskid
coaps start false
coaps resource testm
panid 0x1234
channel 15
ifconfig up
thread start
coaps psk PSK pskid
coaps start false
coaps connect <ip6 address of leader>
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Thank you for raising this issue! I submitted a fix in PR4024. Please take a look and see if it helps fix the issue.--Jonathan Hui
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Thanks for validating and reporting back!To answer your questions:
- The issue was that the SSL server was not setting the SSL client id when only CoAP secure is enabled (OPENTHREAD_ENABLE_APPLICATION_COAP_SECURE). This PR ensures a call to set the SSL client id whenever the SSL server functionality is enabled.
- This fix has nothing to do with ECC. The OpenThread CoAP Secure implementation currently relies on the TLS_PSK_WITH_AES_128_CCM_8 ciphersuite, which does not use ECC.
- I assume by "disable the SW acceleration", you mean to enable HW acceleration. As mentioned in my previous posts, the KW41Z does not provide ECC HW acceleration.
Hope that helps.--Jonathan Hui
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Because the KW41Z does not provide HW acceleration for ECC, there will be significant delays when performing ECC operations. OpenThread currently ECC-based ciphersuites with Thread Commissioning and certificate-based CoAP secure. In both cases, ECC is only performed during the DTLS handshake (i.e. session establishment). After the DTLS session has been established, then a symmetric ciphersuite (i.e. AES) is used. OpenThread can use SW-based ECC implementation (provided by mbedTLS), but as you noticed, performance (and ultimately user experience) will be poor on platforms that have limited compute capabilities.--Jonathan Hui
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