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 # Joint Fabric Guide

 -   [Joint Fabric Guide](#joint-fabric-guide)
     -   [Joint Fabric Example Applications](#joint-fabric-example-applications)
         -   [Bootstrap Joint Fabric Demo on Linux](#bootstrap-joint-fabric-demo-on-linux)
         -   [Run Joint Fabric Demo](#run-joint-fabric-demo)

 ## Joint Fabric Example Applications

 jf-control-app and jf-admin-app example applications are provided to demonstrate
 the Joint Fabric feature. You can find them in the examples folder.

 ![matter_joint_fabric](images/matter_joint_fabric.png)

 jf-control-app acts as a commissioner and control plane for jf-admin-app. It
 also acts as a PKI provider. jf-admin-app acts as an administrator and it holds
 an instance of the JF Administrator Cluster and of the JF Datastore Cluster.

 First app commissioned by jf-control-app has to be the jf-admin-app (`--anchor`
 parameter set to `true` has to be used in the `pairing` command). jf-control-app
 will set the `CaseAdminSubject` field of the `AddNOC()` commands to its
 Administrator CAT (initial version for this CAT is configurable from
 CHIPProjectAppConfig.h). There is only one exception to this rule and that is
 when the `jf` parameter is used in the `pairing` command; in this case the
 `CaseAdminSubject` field is set to the `Anchor CAT` of the jf-admin-app (for
 more details, please refer to the Matter specification, Joint Commissioning
 Method (JCM) chapter).

 When jf-admin-app is commissioned for the first time by the jf-control-app it is
 issued a NOC containing the Administrator CAT and the Anchor CAT. Initial
 version of these CATs is configurable (see CHIPProjectAppConfig.h)

 Once the jf-admin-app has been commissioned, following `pairing` commands on
 jf-control-app will execute only the commissioning subset of steps (e.g.:
 through NOC issuance), then the ownership is transferred through RPC to the
 jf-admin-app that finalizes the commissioning.

 ### Building the Example Application

 -   Building the Joint Fabric Control Application

     [jf-control-app](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/examples/jf-control-app/README.md)

 -   Building the Joint Fabric Admin Application

     [jf-admin-app](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/examples/jf-admin-app/linux/README.md)

 ## Bootstrap Joint Fabric Demo on Linux

 Before following the steps below, cleanup temporary chip files:

 ```
 $ rm -rf /tmp/chip_*
 ```

 ### Initialize Ecosystem A (Vendor ID = 0xFFF1)

 -   Start jf-admin-app

 ```
 $ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/jf-admin-app/linux/out/debug
 $ rm -rf jfa_a_kvs && touch jfa_a_kvs
 $ ./jfa-app --capabilities 0x4 --passcode 110220033 --secured-device-port 5533 --rpc-server-port 33033 --KVS jfa_a_kvs
 ```

 -   Start jf-control-app

 ```
 $ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/jf-control-app/out/debug
 $ rm -rf jfc_a_storage_directory && mkdir jfc_a_storage_directory
 $ ./jfc-app --rpc-server-port 33033 --storage-directory jfc_a_storage_directory --commissioner-vendor-id 0xFFF1
 ```

 -   Commission jf-admin-app

 ```
 >>> pairing onnetwork 1 110220033 --anchor true
 ```

 Check for the following logs on the jf-control-app side:

 ```
 >>> [JF] Anchor Administrator commissioned with sucess
 ```

 Make sure that the NOC issued to jf-admin-app contains an Anchor CAT and an
 Administrator CAT:

 ```
 >>> operationalcredentials read nocs 1 0
 >>> NOCs: 1 entries
 $ [TOO]   NOCs: 1 entries
 $ [TOO]     [1]: {
 $ [[TOO]       Noc: noc_bytes
 $ [TOO]       Icac: icac_bytes
 $ [TOO]       FabricIndex: 1
 $ [TOO]      }
 ```

 Use
 [chip-cert](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/src/tools/chip-cert/README.md)
 for decoding noc_bytes:

 ```
 $ chip-cert convert-cert --x509-pem  noc_bytes - | openssl x509 -inform pem -noout -text
 ```

 Check for the Anchor CAT and Administrator CAT in the Subject Field of the NOC:

 ```
 $ Subject: ..., 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.6 = FFFF0001, 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.6 = FFFE0001
 ```

 Check for the "jf-anchor-icac" inside the Subject Field of the ICAC:

 ```
 $ chip-cert convert-cert --x509-pem  icac_bytes - | openssl x509 -inform pem -noout -text
 ....
 Subject: 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.3 = 0000000000000003, OU = jf-anchor-icac
 ...
 ```

 -   Start the
     [lighting-app](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/examples/lighting-app/linux/README.md)

 ```
 $ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/lighting-app/linux/out/debug
 $ rm -rf light_a_kvs && touch light_a_kvs
 $ ./chip-lighting-app --capabilities 0x4 --passcode 110220044 --KVS light_a_kvs
 ```

 -   Commission lighting-app

 ```
 >>> pairing onnetwork 2 110220044
 ```

 Check that a Fabric having `AdminVendorID` set to 0xFFF1 has been installed:

 ```
 >>> operationalcredentials read fabrics 2 0
 ```

 Check that an ACL with Subjects field set to the Administrator CAT of
 jf-admin-app has been installed:

 ```
 >>> accesscontrol read acl 2 0
 ```

 A `Subjects` field equal to `18446744065119551489` (`FFFFFFFDFFFF0001` in hex)
 should be found.

 ### Initialize Ecosystem B (Vendor ID = 0xFFF2)

 -   Start jf-admin-app

 ```
 $ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/jf-admin-app/linux/out/debug
 $ rm -rf jfa_b_kvs && touch jfa_b_kvs
 $ ./jfa-app --capabilities 0x4 --passcode 110220055 --secured-device-port 5555 --rpc-server-port 33055 --KVS jfa_b_kvs
 ```

 -   Start jf-control-app

 ```
 $ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/jf-control-app/out/debug
 $ rm -rf jfc_b_storage_directory && mkdir jfc_b_storage_directory
 $ ./jfc-app --rpc-server-port 33055 --storage-directory jfc_b_storage_directory --commissioner-vendor-id 0xFFF2
 ```

 -   Commission jf-admin-app

 ```
 >>> pairing onnetwork 11 110220055 --anchor true
 ```

 Check for the following logs on the jf-control-app side:

 ```
 >>> [JF] Anchor Administrator commissioned with sucess
 ```

 Make sure that the NOC issued to jf-admin-app contains an Anchor CAT and an
 Administrator CAT:

 ```
 >>> operationalcredentials read nocs 11 0
 >>> NOCs: 1 entries
 $ [TOO]   NOCs: 1 entries
 $ [TOO]     [1]: {
 $ [[TOO]       Noc: noc_bytes
 $ [TOO]       Icac: icac_bytes
 $ [TOO]       FabricIndex: 1
 $ [TOO]      }
 ```

 Use
 [chip-cert](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/src/tools/chip-cert/README.md)
 for decoding noc_bytes:

 ```
 $ chip-cert convert-cert --x509-pem  noc_bytes - | openssl x509 -inform pem -noout -text
 ```

 Check for the Anchor CAT and Administrator CAT inside the Subject Field of the
 NOC:

 ```
 $ Subject: ..., 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.6 = FFFF0001, 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.6 = FFFE0001
 ```

 Check for the "jf-anchor-icac" inside the Subject Field of the ICAC:

 ```
 $ chip-cert convert-cert --x509-pem  icac_bytes - | openssl x509 -inform pem -noout -text
 ....
 Subject: 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.3 = 0000000000000003, OU = jf-anchor-icac
 ...
 ```

 -   Start the
     [lighting-app](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/examples/lighting-app/linux/README.md)

 ```
 $ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/lighting-app/linux/out/debug
 $ rm -rf light_b_kvs && touch light_b_kvs
 $ ./chip-lighting-app --capabilities 0x4 --passcode 110220066 --KVS light_b_kvs
 ```

 -   Commission lighting-app

 ```
 >>> pairing onnetwork 22 110220066
 ```

 Check that a Fabric having `AdminVendorID` set to 0xFFF2 has been installed:

 ```
 >>> operationalcredentials read fabrics 22 0
 ```

 Check that an ACL with Subjects field set to the Administrator CAT of
 jf-admin-app has been installed:

 ```
 >>> accesscontrol read acl 22 0
 ```

 A `Subjects` field equal to `18446744065119551489` (`FFFFFFFDFFFF0001` in hex)
 should be found.

 ## Run Joint Fabric Demo
	# Joint Fabric Guide

	- [Joint Fabric Guide](#joint-fabric-guide)
	- [Joint Fabric Example Applications](#joint-fabric-example-applications)
	- [Bootstrap Joint Fabric Demo on Linux](#bootstrap-joint-fabric-demo-on-linux)
	- [Run Joint Fabric Demo](#run-joint-fabric-demo)

	## Joint Fabric Example Applications

	jf-control-app and jf-admin-app example applications are provided to demonstrate
	the Joint Fabric feature. You can find them in the examples folder.

	![matter_joint_fabric](images/matter_joint_fabric.png)

	jf-control-app acts as a commissioner and control plane for jf-admin-app. It
	also acts as a PKI provider. jf-admin-app acts as an administrator and it holds
	an instance of the JF Administrator Cluster and of the JF Datastore Cluster.

	First app commissioned by jf-control-app has to be the jf-admin-app (`--anchor`
	parameter set to `true` has to be used in the `pairing` command). jf-control-app
	will set the `CaseAdminSubject` field of the `AddNOC()` commands to its
	Administrator CAT (initial version for this CAT is configurable from
	CHIPProjectAppConfig.h). There is only one exception to this rule and that is
	when the `jf` parameter is used in the `pairing` command; in this case the
	`CaseAdminSubject` field is set to the `Anchor CAT` of the jf-admin-app (for
	more details, please refer to the Matter specification, Joint Commissioning
	Method (JCM) chapter).

	When jf-admin-app is commissioned for the first time by the jf-control-app it is
	issued a NOC containing the Administrator CAT and the Anchor CAT. Initial
	version of these CATs is configurable (see CHIPProjectAppConfig.h)

	Once the jf-admin-app has been commissioned, following `pairing` commands on
	jf-control-app will execute only the commissioning subset of steps (e.g.:
	through NOC issuance), then the ownership is transferred through RPC to the
	jf-admin-app that finalizes the commissioning.

	### Building the Example Application

	- Building the Joint Fabric Control Application

	[jf-control-app](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/examples/jf-control-app/README.md)

	- Building the Joint Fabric Admin Application

	[jf-admin-app](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/examples/jf-admin-app/linux/README.md)

	## Bootstrap Joint Fabric Demo on Linux

	Before following the steps below, cleanup temporary chip files:

	```
	$ rm -rf /tmp/chip_*
	```

	### Initialize Ecosystem A (Vendor ID = 0xFFF1)

	- Start jf-admin-app

	```
	$ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/jf-admin-app/linux/out/debug
	$ rm -rf jfa_a_kvs && touch jfa_a_kvs
	$ ./jfa-app --capabilities 0x4 --passcode 110220033 --secured-device-port 5533 --rpc-server-port 33033 --KVS jfa_a_kvs
	```

	- Start jf-control-app

	```
	$ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/jf-control-app/out/debug
	$ rm -rf jfc_a_storage_directory && mkdir jfc_a_storage_directory
	$ ./jfc-app --rpc-server-port 33033 --storage-directory jfc_a_storage_directory --commissioner-vendor-id 0xFFF1
	```

	- Commission jf-admin-app

	```
	>>> pairing onnetwork 1 110220033 --anchor true
	```

	Check for the following logs on the jf-control-app side:

	```
	>>> [JF] Anchor Administrator commissioned with sucess
	```

	Make sure that the NOC issued to jf-admin-app contains an Anchor CAT and an
	Administrator CAT:

	```
	>>> operationalcredentials read nocs 1 0
	>>> NOCs: 1 entries
	$ [TOO] NOCs: 1 entries
	$ [TOO] [1]: {
	$ [[TOO] Noc: noc_bytes
	$ [TOO] Icac: icac_bytes
	$ [TOO] FabricIndex: 1
	$ [TOO] }
	```

	Use
	[chip-cert](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/src/tools/chip-cert/README.md)
	for decoding noc_bytes:

	```
	$ chip-cert convert-cert --x509-pem noc_bytes - \| openssl x509 -inform pem -noout -text
	```

	Check for the Anchor CAT and Administrator CAT in the Subject Field of the NOC:

	```
	$ Subject: ..., 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.6 = FFFF0001, 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.6 = FFFE0001
	```

	Check for the "jf-anchor-icac" inside the Subject Field of the ICAC:

	```
	$ chip-cert convert-cert --x509-pem icac_bytes - \| openssl x509 -inform pem -noout -text
	....
	Subject: 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.3 = 0000000000000003, OU = jf-anchor-icac
	...
	```

	- Start the
	[lighting-app](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/examples/lighting-app/linux/README.md)

	```
	$ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/lighting-app/linux/out/debug
	$ rm -rf light_a_kvs && touch light_a_kvs
	$ ./chip-lighting-app --capabilities 0x4 --passcode 110220044 --KVS light_a_kvs
	```

	- Commission lighting-app

	```
	>>> pairing onnetwork 2 110220044
	```

	Check that a Fabric having `AdminVendorID` set to 0xFFF1 has been installed:

	```
	>>> operationalcredentials read fabrics 2 0
	```

	Check that an ACL with Subjects field set to the Administrator CAT of
	jf-admin-app has been installed:

	```
	>>> accesscontrol read acl 2 0
	```

	A `Subjects` field equal to `18446744065119551489` (`FFFFFFFDFFFF0001` in hex)
	should be found.

	### Initialize Ecosystem B (Vendor ID = 0xFFF2)

	- Start jf-admin-app

	```
	$ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/jf-admin-app/linux/out/debug
	$ rm -rf jfa_b_kvs && touch jfa_b_kvs
	$ ./jfa-app --capabilities 0x4 --passcode 110220055 --secured-device-port 5555 --rpc-server-port 33055 --KVS jfa_b_kvs
	```

	- Start jf-control-app

	```
	$ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/jf-control-app/out/debug
	$ rm -rf jfc_b_storage_directory && mkdir jfc_b_storage_directory
	$ ./jfc-app --rpc-server-port 33055 --storage-directory jfc_b_storage_directory --commissioner-vendor-id 0xFFF2
	```

	- Commission jf-admin-app

	```
	>>> pairing onnetwork 11 110220055 --anchor true
	```

	Check for the following logs on the jf-control-app side:

	```
	>>> [JF] Anchor Administrator commissioned with sucess
	```

	Make sure that the NOC issued to jf-admin-app contains an Anchor CAT and an
	Administrator CAT:

	```
	>>> operationalcredentials read nocs 11 0
	>>> NOCs: 1 entries
	$ [TOO] NOCs: 1 entries
	$ [TOO] [1]: {
	$ [[TOO] Noc: noc_bytes
	$ [TOO] Icac: icac_bytes
	$ [TOO] FabricIndex: 1
	$ [TOO] }
	```

	Use
	[chip-cert](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/src/tools/chip-cert/README.md)
	for decoding noc_bytes:

	```
	$ chip-cert convert-cert --x509-pem noc_bytes - \| openssl x509 -inform pem -noout -text
	```

	Check for the Anchor CAT and Administrator CAT inside the Subject Field of the
	NOC:

	```
	$ Subject: ..., 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.6 = FFFF0001, 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.6 = FFFE0001
	```

	Check for the "jf-anchor-icac" inside the Subject Field of the ICAC:

	```
	$ chip-cert convert-cert --x509-pem icac_bytes - \| openssl x509 -inform pem -noout -text
	....
	Subject: 1.3.6.1.4.1.37244.1.3 = 0000000000000003, OU = jf-anchor-icac
	...
	```

	- Start the
	[lighting-app](https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/tree/master/examples/lighting-app/linux/README.md)

	```
	$ cd ~/connectedhomeip/examples/lighting-app/linux/out/debug
	$ rm -rf light_b_kvs && touch light_b_kvs
	$ ./chip-lighting-app --capabilities 0x4 --passcode 110220066 --KVS light_b_kvs
	```

	- Commission lighting-app

	```
	>>> pairing onnetwork 22 110220066
	```

	Check that a Fabric having `AdminVendorID` set to 0xFFF2 has been installed:

	```
	>>> operationalcredentials read fabrics 22 0
	```

	Check that an ACL with Subjects field set to the Administrator CAT of
	jf-admin-app has been installed:

	```
	>>> accesscontrol read acl 22 0
	```

	A `Subjects` field equal to `18446744065119551489` (`FFFFFFFDFFFF0001` in hex)
	should be found.

	## Run Joint Fabric Demo