src/app/zap-templates/zcl/data-model/chip/wifi-network-management-cluster.xml

<?xml version="1.0"?>
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<configurator>
    <domain name="CHIP"/>

    <cluster>
        <domain>Network Infrastructure</domain>
        <name>Wi-Fi Network Management</name>
        <code>0x0451</code>
        <define>WIFI_NETWORK_MANAGEMENT_CLUSTER</define>
        <description>Functionality to retrieve operational information about a managed Wi-Fi network.</description>

        <client tick="false" init="false">true</client>
        <server tick="false" init="false">true</server>

        <!-- cluster revision -->
        <globalAttribute side="either" code="0xFFFD" value="1"/>

        <attribute side="server" code="0x0001" define="SSID" type="octet_string" length="32" writable="false" isNullable="true" optional="false">SSID</attribute>

        <command source="client" code="0x00" name="NetworkPassphraseRequest" optional="false" response="NetworkPassphraseResponse">
            <description>Request the current WPA-Personal passphrase or PSK associated with the managed Wi-Fi network.</description>
            <access op="invoke" privilege="administer"/>
        </command>
        <command source="server" code="0x01" name="NetworkPassphraseResponse" optional="false">
            <description>This is the response to a NetworkPassphraseRequest.</description>
            <arg name="Passphrase" type="octet_string" length="64"/>
        </command>
    </cluster>
</configurator>