RangingResult.GetPasnComebackCookie Method
Definition
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Get PASN comeback cookie.
[Android.Runtime.Register("getPasnComebackCookie", "()[B", "", ApiSince=36)]
public byte[]? GetPasnComebackCookie();[<Android.Runtime.Register("getPasnComebackCookie", "()[B", "", ApiSince=36)>]
member this.GetPasnComebackCookie : unit -> byte[]Returns
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Remarks
Get PASN comeback cookie. PASN authentication allows an AP to indicate the deferral time and optionally a Cookie. See #getPasnComebackAfterMillis()
When an AP receives a large volume of initial PASN Authentication frames, it can use the comeback after field in the PASN Parameters element to indicate a deferral time and optionally provide a comeback cookie which is an opaque sequence of octets. Upon receiving this response, the ranging initiator (STA) must wait for the specified time before retrying secure authentication, presenting the received cookie to the AP.
Java documentation for android.net.wifi.rtt.RangingResult.getPasnComebackCookie().
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