Internal use only. This indicates that the key being added was derived via dynamic link key negotiation. This may be used in conjunction with the above ::UNCONFIRMED_TRANSIENT_KEY while the derived link key awaits confirmation
For export APIs, this flag indicates the eui64 parameter is valid in the ::sl_zb_sec_man_context_t structure. This bit is set by the caller when intending to search for a key by eui64. It is also set when searching by key_index and an entry is found. This flag has no significance for import APIs.
For export APIs, this flag indicates the key_index parameter is valid in the ::sl_zb_sec_man_context_t structure. This bit is set by the caller when intending to search for a key by key_index. This flag has no significance for import APIs.
Internal use only. This indicates that the "key" being added is instead the symmetric passphrase to be stored in the link key table. This flag will trigger the addition of the KEY_TABLE_SYMMETRIC_PASSPHRASE bitmask when storing the symmetric passphrase so that it can be differentiated from other keys with the same EUI64.
Internal use only. This indicates that the transient key being added is an unconfirmed, updated key. This bit is set when we add a transient key and the ::EmberTcLinkKeyRequestPolicy policy is ::EMBER_ALLOW_TC_LINK_KEY_REQUEST_AND_GENERATE_NEW_KEY, whose behavior dictates that we generate a new, unconfirmed key, send it to the requester, and await for a Verify Key Confirm message.
Security Manager context flags. uint8_t