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Subject: Re: mesh: Send mesh model message to group address
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Hi Brian,

On 2/16/20 10:17 AM, Gix, Brian wrote:
>> I'm probably missing something.
>> How is this supported in mesh-cfgclient?
> 
> mesh-cfgclient only has a Config Client model. It can be used as a starting point to write an On/Off client or server, or you can also look in test/test-mesh to find an example of a python implementation of on/off client and server.

Ah... the test-mesh python code is interesting.

It appears that test-mesh application is used to add a new 
device/node to the mesh daemon via dbus, with its own cli 
interface.

That new device/node can subsequently be provisioned and 
configured using mesh-cfgclient.

Once provisioning is completed the test-mesh On/Off Client 
menu commands can be used to send messages to any 
destination address.

Thank you,
mike