Hi all
I am having a GATTS simple Client Server application for few characteristics and services to read and write to NV RAM.
I am able to advertise , connect , read and write using nRF connect APP.
Now I need a simple way of Authentication using Passkey or Username/Password.
In ESP32 Spec I see they mention Secure Simple Pairing and in this forum I see still Pairing is not support. Bonding is not supported
Request the Experts on this to clarify :
1. BLE Pairing support , Can we use any authentication methods. If so what are they and how .. any pointers on them ?
2. Secure Simple Pairing under Classing Bluetooth , what does this mean , How we can use this ??
Thanks for support
Abhiram.
BLE Secure Simple Pairing
Re: BLE Secure Simple Pairing
Dear espressif,
Please let us the steps on how we need to enable authentication on ble for nRFConnect app.
your help is greatly appreciated.
regards
Please let us the steps on how we need to enable authentication on ble for nRFConnect app.
your help is greatly appreciated.
regards
Re: BLE Secure Simple Pairing
Hi, for BLE, you may refer to esp-idf/examples/bluetooth/gatt_secure_server.
there're APIs to set security property and IOCAP, which will be used to compute which pairing method to use.
You may refer to BT Core Spec 4.2, volume 3 part H 2.3. table 2.6, 2.7, 2.8 explains how pairing method is chosen.
there're APIs to set security property and IOCAP, which will be used to compute which pairing method to use.
You may refer to BT Core Spec 4.2, volume 3 part H 2.3. table 2.6, 2.7, 2.8 explains how pairing method is chosen.
Re: BLE Secure Simple Pairing - Is OOB Pairing supported
Any one in the group tried OOB ( not necessarily NFC ) pairing with ESP32.
Please share any information with OOB - ESP32 pairing
Please share any information with OOB - ESP32 pairing
Re: BLE Secure Simple Pairing
OOB is not ready yet. Only standard pairing methods are supported now.
I think OOB pairing is not often used, standard pairing methods are enough for most scenarios. As you mentioned NFC, the most common scenario is that NFC tag just tells the device to perform BT connect to a specific address, not used for pairing.
I think OOB pairing is not often used, standard pairing methods are enough for most scenarios. As you mentioned NFC, the most common scenario is that NFC tag just tells the device to perform BT connect to a specific address, not used for pairing.
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