# /etc/hostapd/hostapd.conf Extension for AP0 (with AP1 commented out)
#
# 802.11r Mobility Management Configuration, Part 1
# Note: the br0-MAC is obtained via the command 'ifconfig br0'
mobility_domain=a0b1           # Domain ID for all APs is the same
nas_identifier=7cdd90affeff    # AP0: own br0-MAC serves as NAS/R0KH-ID
# nas_identifier=7cdd90affe4d  # AP1: own br0-MAC serves as NAS/R0KH-ID
r0_key_lifetime=10000
r1_key_holder=7cdd90affeff     # AP0: own br0-MAC serves as R1KH-ID
# r1_key_holder=7cdd90affe4d   # AP1: own br0-MAC serves as R1KH-ID
reassociation_deadline=1000
pmk_r1_push=1

# 802.11r Mobility Management Configuration, Part 2
# symmetrical structure, the corresponding other APs are R0/R1 Key Holder
# with 2 APs there is exactly one other R0/R1 Key Holder for each
# Note: Target-MAC as well as NAS/R0HK-ID and R1KH-ID are identical here
# Careful: 128-Bit
# Keys need to match in a pairwise fashion. For example:
#    AP0: R0KH key with target AP1 must equal AP1's R1KH key with target AP0
#    AP0: R1KH key with target AP1 must equal AP1's R0KH key with target AP0
# For a third AP, extend the entries for R0HK und R1HK accordingly
r0kh=7c:dd:90:af:fe:4d 7cdd90affe4d 0f0e0d0c0b0a09080706050403020100
r1kh=7c:dd:90:af:fe:4d 7c:dd:90:af:fe:4d 000102030405060708090a0b0c0d0e0f
#r0kh=7c:dd:90:af:fe:ff 7cdd90affeff 000102030405060708090a0b0c0d0e0f
#r1kh=7c:dd:90:af:fe:ff 7c:dd:90:af:fe:ff 0f0e0d0c0b0a09080706050403020100