Struct smoltcp::iface::Config

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pub struct Config { pub random_seed: u64, pub hardware_addr: Option<HardwareAddress>, pub pan_id: Option<Ieee802154Pan>, }
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Configuration structure used for creating a network interface.

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§random_seed: u64

Random seed.

It is strongly recommended that the random seed is different on each boot, to avoid problems with TCP port/sequence collisions.

The seed doesn’t have to be cryptographically secure.

§hardware_addr: Option<HardwareAddress>

Set the Hardware address the interface will use.

Panics

Creating the interface panics if the address is not unicast.

§pan_id: Option<Ieee802154Pan>

Set the IEEE802.15.4 PAN ID the interface will use.

NOTE: we use the same PAN ID for destination and source.

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impl Config

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