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# Minimal mDNS example
This example demonstrates the multicast DNS (mDNS) protocol functionality in
Matter.
## Example server
The file `server.cpp` contains an example of a mdns server that can listen on
both IPv4 and IPv6 interfaces or mDNS queries.
To run, you can use:
```sh
./out/minimal_mdns/minimal-mdns-server -4
```
which will listen on both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, on port 5353.
See
```sh
./out/minimal_mdns/minimal-mdns-server --help
```
for supported options.
The server will print out any queries as well as any advertisements it sees on
the network while running.
## Example client
The file `client.cpp` contains an example of a mdns client. By default it
queries for **\_services.\_dns-sd.\_udp.local** (DNS-SD list services) and uses
unicast queries.
Example run:
```sh
./out/minimal_mdns/minimal-mdns-client
```
which is likely to list a lot of answers.
You can customize the queries run:
```sh
./out/minimal_mdns/minimal-mdns-client -q chip-mdns-demo._matter._tcp.local
```
see
```sh
./out/minimal_mdns/minimal-mdns-client --help
```
for full command line details.
## Example advertiser
This example uses the chip built-in advertiser, implemented in the file
`advertiser.cpp`.
Example runs:
```sh
./out/minimal_mdns/mdns-advertiser -4 -m operational
```
```sh
./out/minimal_mdns/mdns-advertiser -4 -m commissionable-node --vendor-id 123 --product-id 456
```
```sh
./out/minimal_mdns/mdns-advertiser -4 -m commissioner --vendor-id 123 --product-id 456 --device-type 35
```
see
```sh
./out/minimal_mdns/mdns-advertiser --help
```
for full command line details.
## Testing with dns-sd
If you have a mac computer (or are able to install dns-sd via opkg), here are
some helpful examples on usage. More details are available in the CHIP spec on
discovery.
### Advertising to test client listings
#### Simulated uncommissioned node
```sh
dns-sd -R DD200C20D25AE5F7 _matterc._udp,S52,L840,V123 . 11111 D=840 VP=123+456
```
Will create the following records
```
_matterc._udp.local. PTR DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterc._udp.local.
S52._sub._matterc._udp.local. PTR DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterc._udp.local.
L840._sub._matterc._udp.local. PTR DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterc._udp.local.
V123._sub._matterc._udp.local. PTR DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterc._udp.local.
DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterc._udp.local. TXT "D=840" "VP=123+456"
DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterc._udp.local. SRV 0 0 11111 B75AFB458ECD.local.
B75AFB458ECD.local. AAAA ba2a:b311:742e:b44c:f515:576f:9783:3f30
```
#### Simulated commissioning node
```sh
dns-sd -R DD200C20D25AE5F7 _matterd._udp,S52,L840,V123 . 11111 D=840 VP=123+456 PH=3
```
Will create the following records:
```
_matterd._udp.local. PTR DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterd._udp.local.
S52._sub._matterd._udp.local. PTR DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterd._udp.local.
V123._sub._matterd._udp.local. PTR DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterd._udp.local.
D840._sub._matterd._udp.local. PTR DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterd._udp.local.
DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterd._udp.local. TXT "D=840" "VP=123+456" "PH=3"
DD200C20D25AE5F7._matterd._udp.local. SRV 0 0 11111 B75AFB458ECD.local.
B75AFB458ECD.local. AAAA ba2a:b311:742e:b44c:f515:576f:9783:3f30
```
#### Simulated commissioned node
```sh
dns-sd -R 2906C908D115D362-8FC7772401CD0696 _matter._tcp . 22222
```
### Discovery commands
Nodes:
```sh
dns-sd -B _matterc._udp # Nodes awaiting commissioning
dns-sd -B _matterc._udp,S52 # Nodes awaiting commissioning with short discriminator 52
dns-sd -B _matterc._udp,L840 # Nodes awaiting commissioning with long discriminator 840
dns-sd -B _matterc._udp,V123 # Nodes awaiting commissioning with vendor id 123
dns-sd -B _matterd._udp # Commissionable nodes
dns-sd -B _matterd._udp,S52 # Commissionable nodes with short discriminator 52
dns-sd -B _matterd._udp,L840 # Commissionable nodes with long discriminator 840
dns-sd -B _matterd._udp,V123 # Commissionable nodes with vendor id 123
```
IP Address:
```sh
dns-sd -L 2906C908D115D362-8FC7772401CD0696 _matter._tcp # find server address
dns-sd -Gv6 B75AFB458ECD.local # get IPv6 address
```