1<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> 2<!-- Copyright (C) 2019 The Android Open Source Project 3 4 Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); 5 you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. 6 You may obtain a copy of the License at 7 8 http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 9 10 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 11 distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 12 WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 13 See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 14 limitations under the License. 15--> 16 17<!-- These resources are around just to allow their values to be customized 18 for different hardware and product builds. Do not translate. 19 20 NOTE: The naming convention is "config_camelCaseValue". Some legacy 21 entries do not follow the convention, but all new entries should. --> 22 23<resources xmlns:xliff="urn:oasis:names:tc:xliff:document:1.2"> 24 <!-- boolean indicating whether the WiFi chipset has 24GHz band support --> 25 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifi24ghzSupport">true</bool> 26 27 <!-- boolean indicating whether the WiFi chipset has 5GHz band support. 28 Note: This config is replacing the config_wifi_dual_band_support 29 since more bands may now be supported (such as 6GHz), the naming dual_band 30 is no longer indicative, and a separate config now exists for each band --> 31 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifi5ghzSupport">false</bool> 32 33 <!-- boolean indicating whether the WiFi chipset has 6GHz band support --> 34 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifi6ghzSupport">false</bool> 35 36 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the device supports AFC. 37 Note that this flag should remain disabled unless the device is allowed to 38 use AFC by the regulatory rules. 39 Note that enabling AFC will result in the device's location being shared 40 with the AFC server. --> 41 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiAfcSupported">false</bool> 42 43 <!-- boolean indicating whether the WiFi chipset has 60GHz band support --> 44 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifi60ghzSupport">false</bool> 45 46 <!-- Indicates that 11ax mode is supported on this device 47 Note that if this flag is set to true, then 11ax is assumed to be supported. 48 However, if it is left to the default value of false, the 11ax support will 49 be checked via NL80211 interface --> 50 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi11axSupportOverride">false</bool> 51 52 <!-- Indicates that 11be mode is supported on this device 53 Note that if this flag is set to true, then 11be is assumed to be supported. 54 However, if it is left to the default value of false, the 11be support will 55 be checked via NL80211 interface --> 56 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi11beSupportOverride">false</bool> 57 58 <!-- Indicates whether networks using the WEP Wi-Fi security protocol is deprecated --> 59 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiWepDeprecated">false</bool> 60 61 <!-- Indicates whether networks using the WPA-Personal Wi-Fi security protocol is deprecated. --> 62 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiWpaPersonalDeprecated">false</bool> 63 64 <!-- Indicates whether to enable overriding the max number of spatial stream supported by the device 65 If true, config_wifiFrameworkMaxNumSpatialStreamDeviceOverrideValue 66 will be used to override the max number of spatial stream supported by the device. 67 If false, it will be left to WifiCond to derive the value from NL80211 interface --> 68 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkMaxNumSpatialStreamDeviceOverrideEnable">true</bool> 69 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkMaxNumSpatialStreamDeviceOverrideValue">2</integer> 70 71 <!-- Boolean indicating whether 802.11r Fast BSS Transition is enabled on this platform --> 72 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_fast_bss_transition_enabled">false</bool> 73 74 <!-- Device type information conforming to Annex B format in WiFi Direct specification. 75 The default represents a dual-mode smartphone --> 76 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifi_p2p_device_type">10-0050F204-5</string> 77 78 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the wifi chipset supports background scanning mechanism. 79 This mechanism allows the host to remain in suspend state and the dongle to actively 80 scan and wake the host when a configured SSID is detected by the dongle. This chipset 81 capability can provide power savings when wifi needs to be always kept on. --> 82 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_background_scan_support">false</bool> 83 84 <!-- Boolean indicating whether or not to revert to default country code when cellular 85 radio is unable to find any MCC information to infer wifi country code from --> 86 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_revert_country_code_on_cellular_loss">false</bool> 87 88 <!-- Integer size limit, in KB, for a single WifiLogger ringbuffer, in default logging mode --> 89 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_logger_ring_buffer_default_size_limit_kb">32</integer> 90 91 <!-- Integer size limit, in KB, for a single WifiLogger ringbuffer, in verbose logging mode --> 92 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_logger_ring_buffer_verbose_size_limit_kb">1024</integer> 93 94 <!-- Array indicating wifi fatal firmware alert error code list from driver --> 95 <integer-array translatable="false" name="config_wifi_fatal_firmware_alert_error_code_list"> 96 <!-- Example: 97 <item>0</item> 98 <item>1</item> 99 <item>2</item> 100 --> 101 </integer-array> 102 103 <!-- Boolean indicating whether or not wifi should turn off when emergency call is made --> 104 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_turn_off_during_emergency_call">false</bool> 105 106 <!-- Parameters for controlling network selection by the framework --> 107 108 <!-- The ratio of the next two parameters is the multiplier that converts the estimated 109 throughput in Mbps to score points, when the throughput is less than 800Mbps. --> 110 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkThroughputBonusNumerator">120</integer> 111 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkThroughputBonusDenominator">433</integer> 112 113 <!-- The ratio of the next two parameters is the multiplier that converts the estimated 114 throughput in Mbps to score points for each point of throughput more than 800Mbps. 115 This default ratio is picked to help favor 6G HE160 over 5G HE80 which have throughput 116 difference up to 1200Mbps. 1200Mbps difference leads to 75 points difference, which is 117 roughly equivalent to 18dB RSSI.--> 118 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkThroughputBonusNumeratorAfter800Mbps">1</integer> 119 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkThroughputBonusDenominatorAfter800Mbps">16</integer> 120 121 <!-- Boolean indicating whether 6Ghz RSSI boost is given to compensate for power spectrum 122 limitations --> 123 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiEnable6GhzBeaconRssiBoost">true</bool> 124 125 <!-- Maximum contribution (in score points) due to the estimated throughput. --> 126 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkThroughputBonusLimit">320</integer> 127 128 <!-- The default values chosen here establish four non-overlapping categories: 129 saved, unmetered 130 unsaved, unmetered 131 saved, metered 132 unsaved, metered 133 These values can be reduced to allow overlapping between categories. --> 134 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkSavedNetworkBonus">500</integer> 135 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkUnmeteredNetworkBonus">1000</integer> 136 <!-- Integer specifying the minimum bonus for current network --> 137 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkCurrentNetworkBonusMin">16</integer> 138 <!-- Integer specifying the percent bonus for current network. The percent is applied to 139 the sum of rssi base score and throughput score--> 140 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkCurrentNetworkBonusPercent">20</integer> 141 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkSecureNetworkBonus">40</integer> 142 <!-- Integer specifying the bonus to give to a 6Ghz candidate during network selection scoring --> 143 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBand6GhzBonus">0</integer> 144 <!-- Integer specifying the expected amount of score to reach the next tier during candidate 145 scoring. This value should be configured according to the value of parameters that 146 determine the scoring buckets such as config_wifiFrameworkSavedNetworkBonus and 147 config_wifiFrameworkUnmeteredNetworkBonus. --> 148 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiScoringBucketStepSize">500</integer> 149 150 <!-- The duration in minutes to strongly favor the last-selected non-metered network over other options. --> 151 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkLastSelectionMinutes">480</integer> 152 <!-- The duration in minutes to strongly favor the last-selected metered network over other options. --> 153 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkLastMeteredSelectionMinutes">120</integer> 154 155 <!-- Integer specifying the min packet Tx/Rx rates in packets per second to be considered 156 active traffic so that network selection and scan could be skipped--> 157 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkMinPacketPerSecondActiveTraffic">16</integer> 158 <!-- Integer specifying the min packet Tx/Rx rates in packets per second to be considered 159 high traffic so that the device should stay on WiFi even if RSSI is very low --> 160 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkMinPacketPerSecondHighTraffic">100</integer> 161 <!-- Integer parameters of the wifi to cellular handover feature 162 wifi should not stick to bad networks --> 163 <!-- Integer threshold for low network score, should be somewhat less than the entry threshhold --> 164 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_wifi_score_bad_rssi_threshold_5GHz">-80</integer> 165 <!-- Integer threshold, do not connect to APs with RSSI lower than the entry threshold --> 166 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_wifi_score_entry_rssi_threshold_5GHz">-77</integer> 167 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_wifi_score_low_rssi_threshold_5GHz">-70</integer> 168 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_wifi_score_good_rssi_threshold_5GHz">-57</integer> 169 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_wifi_score_bad_rssi_threshold_24GHz">-83</integer> 170 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_wifi_score_entry_rssi_threshold_24GHz">-80</integer> 171 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_wifi_score_low_rssi_threshold_24GHz">-73</integer> 172 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_wifi_score_good_rssi_threshold_24GHz">-60</integer> 173 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkScoreBadRssiThreshold6ghz">-80</integer> 174 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkScoreEntryRssiThreshold6ghz">-77</integer> 175 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkScoreLowRssiThreshold6ghz">-70</integer> 176 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkScoreGoodRssiThreshold6ghz">-57</integer> 177 <!-- boolean indicating whether or not to ask for user approval before switching away from a user-selected network --> 178 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiAskUserBeforeSwitchingFromUserSelectedNetwork">false</bool> 179 <!-- boolean indicating whether or not to apply an unbeatable score boost for a recently user-selected network --> 180 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiThroughputScorerBoostForRecentlyUserSelectedNetwork">true</bool> 181 <!-- Duration in milliseconds to disable network switch dialogs for the current connection when 182 the network is marked usable by an external scorer. --> 183 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiNetworkSwitchDialogDisabledMsWhenMarkedUsable">300000</integer> 184 185 <!-- Integer delay in milliseconds before shutting down soft AP when there 186 are no connected devices. --> 187 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkSoftApShutDownTimeoutMilliseconds">600000</integer> 188 189 <!-- Integer delay in milliseconds before shutting down idle soft AP instance. 190 This timer is the inactivity timer for transitioning a Dual AP to Single AP mode 191 by shutting down one of the APs that has been inactive/unused. 192 If both APs in Dual AP mode are idle, it shuts down the AP in higher band. --> 193 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiFrameworkSoftApShutDownIdleInstanceInBridgedModeTimeoutMillisecond">300000</integer> 194 195 <!-- boolean indicating whether or not to disable shutdown idle instance timer in the bridged mode when connected to a power source --> 196 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiFrameworkSoftApDisableBridgedModeShutdownIdleInstanceWhenCharging">false</bool> 197 198 <!-- Integer indicating maximum hardware supported client number of soft ap --> 199 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiHardwareSoftapMaxClientCount">16</integer> 200 201 <!-- boolean indicating whether or not to reset channel configuration during cloud configuration restore --> 202 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiSoftapResetChannelConfig">true</bool> 203 204 <!-- boolean indicating whether or not to reset hiddenSsid configuration during cloud configuration restore --> 205 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiSoftapResetHiddenConfig">true</bool> 206 207 <!-- boolean indicating whether or not to reset user control configuration during cloud configuration restore --> 208 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiSoftapResetUserControlConfig">true</bool> 209 210 <!-- boolean indicating whether or not to reset auto shotdown configuration during cloud configuration restore --> 211 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiSoftapResetAutoShutdownTimerConfig">true</bool> 212 213 <!-- boolean indicating whether or not to reset max client setting configuration during cloud configuration restore --> 214 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiSoftapResetMaxClientSettingConfig">true</bool> 215 216 <!-- boolean indicating whether or not to auto-upgrade band setting configuration to dual bands during cloud configuration restore when device supported --> 217 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiSoftapAutoUpgradeToBridgedConfigWhenSupported">true</bool> 218 219 <!-- boolean indicating whether or not to temporarily auto-upgrade tethering softap to 220 2.4 + 5GHz Bridged if it is currently available and the usable configured bands only 221 contain 2.4 or 5Ghz.--> 222 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiSoftapUpgradeTetheredTo2g5gBridgedIfBandsAreSubset">false</bool> 223 224 <!-- List of allowed channels in 2GHz band for softap. If the device doesn't want to restrict 225 channels this should be empty. Values is a comma separated channel string and/or channel 226 range string like '1-6,11'. --> 227 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftap2gChannelList">1-11</string> 228 229 <!-- List of allowed channels in 5GHz band for softap. If the device doesn't want to restrict 230 channels this should be empty. Values is a comma separated channel string and/or channel 231 range string like '36-48,149'. --> 232 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftap5gChannelList"></string> 233 234 <!-- List of allowed channels in 6GHz band for softap. If the device doesn't want to restrict 235 channels this should be empty. Values is a comma separated channel string and/or channel 236 range string like '36-48,149'. --> 237 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftap6gChannelList"></string> 238 239 <!-- List of allowed channels in 60GHz band for softap. If the device doesn't want to restrict 240 channels this should be empty. Values is a comma separated channel string and/or channel 241 range string like '1-2,4'. --> 242 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftap60gChannelList"></string> 243 244 <!-- Integer indicating associated full scan max num active channels --> 245 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_associated_partial_scan_max_num_active_channels">6</integer> 246 247 <!-- Integer delay in milliseconds before set wlan interface up during watchdog recovery --> 248 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_recovery_timeout_delay">2000</integer> 249 250 <!-- Boolean indicating associated network selection is allowed --> 251 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_enable_associated_network_selection">true</bool> 252 253 <!-- Integer duration after connection that a user-selected network is considered sufficient (milliseconds) --> 254 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiSufficientDurationAfterUserSelectionMilliseconds">60000</integer> 255 256 <!-- Trigger connectivity scan for MBB when the connected score is below the configured value. 257 This scan is only done when the external scorer is not being used. --> 258 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiLowConnectedScoreThresholdToTriggerScanForMbb">55</integer> 259 260 <!-- Defines the minimum period between scans triggered due to low score. 261 This is used together with config_wifiConnectedScoreThresholdToTriggerScanForMbb.--> 262 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiLowConnectedScoreScanPeriodSeconds">60</integer> 263 264 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the wifi module should always scan the 6Ghz Preferred Scanning 265 Channels when performing full connectivity scans. 266 If set to true, the wifi module will scan 6Ghz PSC channels in addition to the 2.4Ghz, 267 5Ghz, and 6Ghz channels co-located with 2.4/5Ghz APs when doing full connectivity scans. 268 If set to false, the wifi module will only scan the 2.4Ghz, 5Ghz, 269 and 6Ghz channels co-located with 2.4/5Ghz APs when doing full connectivity scans.--> 270 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiEnable6ghzPscScanning">true</bool> 271 272 <!-- Boolean indicating performing a partial initial scan is enabled --> 273 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiEnablePartialInitialScan">false</bool> 274 275 <!-- Integer for maximum number of channels to use in initial partial scan. If equals to 0, means add all available channels for networks --> 276 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiInitialPartialScanChannelMaxCount">10</integer> 277 278 <!-- Configure the max number of new channels to add into the initial partial scan list per network. 279 If equals to 0, it means there's no limit on the max number of channels to include per network.--> 280 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiInitialPartialScanMaxNewChannelsPerNetwork">0</integer> 281 282 <!-- Integer for maximum age for scan results used to identify channels for partial initial 283 scan in minutes --> 284 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiInitialPartialScanChannelCacheAgeMins">14400</integer> 285 286 <!-- Boolean indicating whether single radio chain scan results are to be used for network selection --> 287 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_use_single_radio_chain_scan_results_network_selection">true</bool> 288 289 <!-- Boolean indicating that wifi may link networks whose gateways have not yet been determined --> 290 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiAllowLinkingUnknownDefaultGatewayConfigurations">true</bool> 291 292 <!-- Boolean indicating that enable roaming between linked networks --> 293 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiEnableLinkedNetworkRoaming">false</bool> 294 295 <!-- Boolean indicating that only configurations that have the same pre-shared key will be linked --> 296 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_only_link_same_credential_configurations">true</bool> 297 298 <!-- Boolean indicating whether framework needs to set the tx power limit for meeting SAR requirements --> 299 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_enable_sar_tx_power_limit">false</bool> 300 301 <!-- Boolean indicating whether framework should use detection of softAP mode to set the tx 302 power limit for meeting SAR requirements --> 303 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_framework_enable_soft_ap_sar_tx_power_limit">false</bool> 304 305 <!-- Boolean indicating that softap passphrase need to enable ASCII encodable check --> 306 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapPassphraseAsciiEncodableCheck">true</bool> 307 308 <!-- Wifi Hal supports force client disconnect for softap --> 309 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSofapClientForceDisconnectSupported">true</bool> 310 311 <!-- Wifi driver supports Automatic channel selection (ACS) for softap --> 312 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_softap_acs_supported">false</bool> 313 314 <!-- Wifi driver supports WPA3 Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (WPA3-SAE) for softap --> 315 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_softap_sae_supported">false</bool> 316 317 <!-- Wifi driver supports Mac address customization for softap --> 318 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapMacAddressCustomizationSupported">true</bool> 319 320 <!-- Wifi driver supports IEEE80211AC for softap --> 321 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_softap_ieee80211ac_supported">false</bool> 322 323 <!-- Wifi driver supports IEEE80211AX for softap --> 324 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapIeee80211axSupported">false</bool> 325 326 <!-- Wifi driver supports IEEE80211BE for softap --> 327 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapIeee80211beSupported">false</bool> 328 329 <!-- Wifi driver supports IEEE80211AX single user beamformer for softap --> 330 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapHeSuBeamformerSupported">false</bool> 331 332 <!-- Wifi driver supports IEEE80211AX single user beamformee for softap --> 333 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapHeSuBeamformeeSupported">false</bool> 334 335 <!-- Wifi driver supports IEEE80211AX multiple user beamformer for softap --> 336 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapHeMuBeamformerSupported">false</bool> 337 338 <!-- Wifi driver supports IEEE80211AX TWT (Target Wake Time) for softap --> 339 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapHeTwtSupported">false</bool> 340 341 <!-- Wifi driver supports 2.4GHz band for softap when chip support 24GHz --> 342 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftap24ghzSupported">true</bool> 343 344 <!-- Wifi driver supports 5GHz band for softap when chip support 5GHz --> 345 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftap5ghzSupported">true</bool> 346 347 <!-- Wifi driver supports 6GHz band for softap when chip support 6GHz --> 348 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftap6ghzSupported">false</bool> 349 350 <!-- Wifi driver supports 60GHz band for softap when chip support 60GHz --> 351 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftap60ghzSupported">false</bool> 352 353 <!-- Indicates that the framework should auto append lower bands to band configuration for 354 avoiding coexistence handling. For example: 5g only band will change to 2.4g|5g and 355 6g band will change to 2.4|5g|6g band --> 356 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapAutoAppendLowerBandsToBandConfigurationEnabled">true</bool> 357 358 <!-- Indicates that local-only hotspot should be brought up at 6GHz if possible. 359 This option is for automotive builds only (the one that have 360 PackageManager#FEATURE_AUTOMOTIVE) --> 361 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiLocalOnlyHotspot6ghz">false</bool> 362 363 <!-- Indicates that local-only hotspot should be brought up at 5GHz if 6GHz is not enabled 364 or feasible. This option is for automotive builds only (the one that have 365 PackageManager#FEATURE_AUTOMOTIVE) --> 366 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_local_only_hotspot_5ghz">false</bool> 367 368 <!-- Set to "true" to always use the factory MAC saved in WifiConfigStore when available. 369 Set to "false" to get the factory MAC from vendor HAL every time it's needed. --> 370 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSaveFactoryMacToWifiConfigStore">true</bool> 371 372 <!-- Indicates that connected MAC randomization is supported on this device --> 373 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_connected_mac_randomization_supported">false</bool> 374 375 <!-- Indicates that non-persistent MAC randomization is allowed on open networks that do not 376 use captive portals --> 377 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiAllowNonPersistentMacRandomizationOnOpenSsids">false</bool> 378 379 <!-- Indicates that p2p MAC randomization is supported on this device --> 380 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_p2p_mac_randomization_supported">false</bool> 381 382 <!-- Indicates that AP mode MAC randomization is supported on this device --> 383 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_ap_mac_randomization_supported">true</bool> 384 385 <!-- Indicates that bridged AP mode is supported on this device provided that 386 the device interface combination allows for it --> 387 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiBridgedSoftApSupported">false</bool> 388 389 <!-- Indicates that STA + bridged AP concurrency mode is supported on this device provided 390 that the device interface combination allows for it--> 391 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiStaWithBridgedSoftApConcurrencySupported">false</bool> 392 393 <!-- Indicates that dynamic country code update in AP mode is supported on this device --> 394 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftApDynamicCountryCodeUpdateSupported">false</bool> 395 396 <!-- Indicates that dynamic country code update in STA mode is supported on this device --> 397 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiStaDynamicCountryCodeUpdateSupported">false</bool> 398 399 <!-- list of SSIDs to force disable MAC randomization --> 400 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiForceDisableMacRandomizationSsidList"> 401 <!-- SSIDs are expected in quoted format: 402 <item>\"SSID_1\"</item> 403 <item>\"SSID_2\"</item> 404 --> 405 </string-array> 406 407 <!-- list of SSID prefixes. Disable MAC randomization on all SSIDs matching any prefix --> 408 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiForceDisableMacRandomizationSsidPrefixList"> 409 <!-- SSID prefixes are expected in quoted format: 410 <item>\"SSID_PREFIX_1\"</item> 411 <item>\"SSID_PREFIX_2\"</item> 412 --> 413 </string-array> 414 415 <!-- list of SSIDs to enable non-persistent MAC randomization on --> 416 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifi_non_persistent_randomization_ssid_allowlist"> 417 <!-- SSIDs are expected in quoted format: 418 <item>\"SSID_1\"</item> 419 <item>\"SSID_2\"</item> 420 --> 421 </string-array> 422 423 <!-- list of SSIDs to disable non-persistent MAC randomization on. If a SSID is in both the 424 allowlist and blocklist, then non-persistent MAC randomization will still be disabled. --> 425 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifi_non_persistent_randomization_ssid_blocklist"> 426 <!-- SSIDs are expected in quoted format: 427 <item>\"SSID_1\"</item> 428 <item>\"SSID_2\"</item> 429 --> 430 </string-array> 431 432 <!-- Duration in minutes a recent failure should be displayed in the wifi picker UI. --> 433 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiRecentFailureReasonExpirationMinutes">30</integer> 434 435 <!-- The minimum duration in minutes that all non-carrier-merged wifi becomes disabled when 436 WifiManager#startRestrictingAutoJoinToSubscriptionId is called. --> 437 <integer translatable="false" 438 name="config_wifiAllNonCarrierMergedWifiMinDisableDurationMinutes">30</integer> 439 440 <!-- Configures 2 things: 441 1. The maximum duration in minutes that all non-carrier-merged wifi becomes disabled when 442 WifiManager#startRestrictingAutoJoinToSubscriptionId is called. 443 2. The maximum duration in minutes that a network is disabled when the user manually 444 triggers the "disconnect" feature.--> 445 <integer translatable="false" 446 name="config_wifiAllNonCarrierMergedWifiMaxDisableDurationMinutes">480</integer> 447 448 <!-- Indicates that wifi link probing is supported on this device --> 449 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_link_probing_supported">false</bool> 450 451 <!-- Configure wifi tcp buffersizes in the form: 452 rmem_min,rmem_def,rmem_max,wmem_min,wmem_def,wmem_max --> 453 <string name="config_wifi_tcp_buffers" translatable="false">524288,1048576,2097152,262144,524288,1048576</string> 454 455 <!-- Do not translate. Default access point SSID used for tethering --> 456 <string name="wifi_tether_configure_ssid_default" translatable="false">AndroidAP</string> 457 <!-- Do not translate. Default access point SSID used for local only hotspot --> 458 <string name="wifi_localhotspot_configure_ssid_default" translatable="false">AndroidShare</string> 459 460 <!-- Indicates that a full bugreport should be triggered when wifi diagnostics detects an error on non-user (i.e debug) builds --> 461 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_diagnostics_bugreport_enabled">false</bool> 462 463 <!-- Indicates that wifi watchdog is enabled on this device --> 464 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifi_watchdog_enabled">true</bool> 465 466 <!-- list of package names for which WifiManager.startScan() will not be throttled when the app 467 is in foreground. --> 468 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiForegroundScanThrottleExceptionList"> 469 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 470 <item>com.company1.example.test.name1</item> 471 <item>com.company2.example.test.name2</item> 472 --> 473 </string-array> 474 475 <!-- list of package names for which WifiManager.startScan() will not be throttled when the app 476 is in background. --> 477 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiBackgroundScanThrottleExceptionList"> 478 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 479 <item>com.company1.example.test.name1</item> 480 <item>com.company2.example.test.name2</item> 481 --> 482 </string-array> 483 484 <!-- 485 Controls the mapping between RSSI and RSSI levels. 486 487 RSSI RSSI Level 488 (-infinity, thresholds[0]) 0 489 [threshold[0], threshold[1]) 1 490 [threshold[1], threshold[2]) 2 491 ... ... 492 [threshold[len-2], threshold[len-1]) len-1 493 [threshold[len-1], +infinity) len 494 495 where: 496 [a, b) is the range of integers `n` such that a <= n < b 497 `threshold[i]` represents the i'th element of the config_wifiRssiLevelThresholds array 498 and `len` is the length of the config_wifiRssiLevelThresholds array. 499 --> 500 <integer-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiRssiLevelThresholds"> 501 <!-- RSSI RSSI Level --> 502 <item>-88</item> <!-- (-infinity, -88) 0 --> 503 <item>-77</item> <!-- [-88, -77) 1 --> 504 <item>-66</item> <!-- [-77, -66) 2 --> 505 <item>-55</item> <!-- [-66, -55) 3 --> 506 <!-- [-55, +infinity) 4 --> 507 </integer-array> 508 509 <!-- Array describing scanning schedule in seconds when device is disconnected and screen is on --> 510 <integer-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisconnectedScanIntervalScheduleSec"> 511 <item>20</item> 512 <item>40</item> 513 <item>80</item> 514 <item>160</item> 515 </integer-array> 516 517 <!-- Array describing scanning schedule in seconds when device is connected and screen is on --> 518 <integer-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiConnectedScanIntervalScheduleSec"> 519 <item>20</item> 520 <item>40</item> 521 <item>80</item> 522 <item>160</item> 523 </integer-array> 524 525 <!-- Array describing scanning schedule in seconds when device is connected and screen is on 526 and the connected network is the only saved network. 527 When this array is set to an empty array, the normal connected scan schedule defined 528 in config_wifiConnectedScanIntervalScheduleSec will be used --> 529 <integer-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiSingleSavedNetworkConnectedScanIntervalScheduleSec"> 530 </integer-array> 531 532 <!-- This controls the scan type when config_wifiDisconnectedScanIntervalScheduleSec is being 533 used as the scan schedule. 534 535 Valid values: a non-empty list of WifiAnnotations#ScanType of variable length. 536 For example, if this is programmed as 537 <item>2</item> 538 <item>2</item> 539 <item>1</item> 540 then the first 2 periodic scan will be of type WifiScanner.SCAN_TYPE_HIGH_ACCURACY, and from 541 the 3rd scan onward, the scan type will be WifiScanner.SCAN_TYPE_LOW_POWER. 542 --> 543 <integer-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisconnectedScanType"> 544 <item>2</item> 545 </integer-array> 546 547 <!-- This controls the scan type when config_wifiConnectedScanIntervalScheduleSec is being 548 used as the scan schedule. 549 550 Valid values: a non-empty list of WifiAnnotations#ScanType of variable length. 551 For example, if this is programmed as 552 <item>2</item> 553 <item>2</item> 554 <item>1</item> 555 then the first 2 periodic scan will be of type WifiScanner.SCAN_TYPE_HIGH_ACCURACY, and from 556 the 3rd scan onward, the scan type will be WifiScanner.SCAN_TYPE_LOW_POWER. 557 --> 558 <integer-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiConnectedScanType"> 559 <item>2</item> 560 </integer-array> 561 562 <!-- This controls the scan type when config_wifiSingleSavedNetworkConnectedScanIntervalScheduleSec 563 is being used as the scan schedule. 564 565 Valid values: Leave as empty, or a list of WifiAnnotations#ScanType of variable length. 566 For example, if this is programmed as 567 <item>2</item> 568 <item>2</item> 569 <item>1</item> 570 then the first 2 periodic scan will be of type WifiScanner.SCAN_TYPE_HIGH_ACCURACY, and from 571 the 3rd scan onward, the scan type will be WifiScanner.SCAN_TYPE_LOW_POWER. 572 573 When this array is set to an empty array, the normal scan type defined in 574 config_wifiConnectedScanType will be used. 575 --> 576 <integer-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiSingleSavedNetworkConnectedScanType"> 577 </integer-array> 578 579 <!-- Integer specifying minimum wait time in seconds for next PNO scan when a network is found 580 by PNO scan but gets rejected by Wifi Network Selector due to its low RSSI value--> 581 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiPnoScanLowRssiNetworkRetryStartDelaySec"> 20 </integer> 582 583 <!-- Integer specifying maximum wait time in seconds for next PNO scan when a network is found 584 by PNO scan but gets rejected by Wifi Network Selector due to its low RSSI value--> 585 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiPnoScanLowRssiNetworkRetryMaxDelaySec"> 80 </integer> 586 587 <!-- Integer for minimum time between the last network selection and next high RSSI scan 588 in seconds when device is connected and screen is on --> 589 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiConnectedHighRssiScanMinimumWindowSizeSec"> 600 </integer> 590 591 <!-- List of constants to indicate how many failures are needed to temporarily disable a network 592 from auto-connect --> 593 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAssociationRejectionThreshold"> 3 </integer> 594 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationFailureThreshold"> 3 </integer> 595 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonDhcpFailureThreshold"> 2 </integer> 596 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonNetworkNotFoundThreshold"> 2 </integer> 597 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonNoInternetTemporaryThreshold"> 1 </integer> 598 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationNoCredentialsThreshold"> 3 </integer> 599 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonNoInternetPermanentThreshold"> 1 </integer> 600 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonByWrongPasswordThreshold"> 1 </integer> 601 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationNoSubscriptionThreshold"> 1 </integer> 602 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonConsecutiveFailuresThreshold"> 1 </integer> 603 604 <!-- Integer for maximum value of temporarily disabled duration --> 605 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableTemporaryMaximumDurationMs"> 64800000 </integer> 606 607 <!-- Base duration to set a network disabled after validation failure happen--> 608 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAssociationRejectionDurationMs"> 300000 </integer> 609 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationFailureDurationMs"> 300000 </integer> 610 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonDhcpFailureDurationMs"> 300000 </integer> 611 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonNetworkNotFoundDurationMs"> 300000 </integer> 612 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonNoInternetTemporaryDurationMs"> 600000 </integer> 613 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationNoCredentialsDurationMs"> -1 </integer> 614 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonNoInternetPermanentDurationMs"> -1 </integer> 615 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonByWrongPasswordDurationMs"> -1 </integer> 616 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationNoSubscriptionDurationMs"> -1 </integer> 617 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonConsecutiveFailuresDurationMs"> 300000 </integer> 618 619 <!-- Configuration for disabling a network due to repeated NUD failures --> 620 <!-- The number of NUD failures that need to happen to trigger blocking --> 621 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonRepeatedNudFailuresThreshold"> 5 </integer> 622 <!-- The NUD failures need to happen within this time window or else the counter will be reset --> 623 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonRepeatedNudFailuresWindowMs"> 60000 </integer> 624 625 <!-- List of constants that indicate the number of consecutive failures per type needed to block a BSSID. 626 A blocked BSSID will not be considered in network selection and firmware roaming.--> 627 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorApUnableToHandleNewStaThreshold"> 1 </integer> 628 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorNetworkValidationFailureThreshold"> 1 </integer> 629 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorWrongPasswordThreshold"> 1 </integer> 630 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorEapFailureThreshold"> 1 </integer> 631 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorAssociationRejectionThreshold"> 3 </integer> 632 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorAssociationTimeoutThreshold"> 3 </integer> 633 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorAuthenticationFailureThreshold"> 3 </integer> 634 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorDhcpFailureThreshold"> 2 </integer> 635 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorAbnormalDisconnectThreshold"> 3 </integer> 636 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorNonlocalDisconnectConnectingThreshold"> 2 </integer> 637 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorNoResponseThreshold"> 1 </integer> 638 639 <!-- Base duration to block a BSSID after consecutive failures happen. (default = 5 mins) 640 The blocklist duration is increased exponentially for a BSSID that consecutively gets added to the blocklist. 641 ie. 5/10/20/40/80/160/320/640 minutes - capped at 640 minutes because the default for 642 config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorFailureStreakCap is set to 7--> 643 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorBaseBlockDurationMs"> 300000 </integer> 644 645 <!-- Base duration to block a bssid after validation failure happen--> 646 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorValidationFailureBaseBlockDurationMs"> 300000 </integer> 647 648 <!-- Base duration to block a BSSID after the external connected scorer sets wifi as unusable. 649 The block duration is increased exponentially if the same BSSID is repeated marked as unusable. 650 ie. 0.5/1/2/4/8/16/32/64 minutes - capped at 64 minutes because the default for 651 config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorFailureStreakCap is set to 7. The block duration is reset to 652 the base value 3 hours after the latest connection to this BSSID. --> 653 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorConnectedScoreBaseBlockDurationMs"> 30000 </integer> 654 655 <!-- The failure streak is the number of times a BSSID consecutively gets blocked without ever 656 successfully connecting in between, and is used to calculate the exponentially growing blocklist time. 657 The config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorFailureStreakCap controls how many times the block duration 658 could exponentially grow when a BSSID keeps failing. 659 ie. A value of 0 means BSSIDs are always blocked for the flat base duration defined by 660 config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorBaseBlockDurationMs. --> 661 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistMonitorFailureStreakCap"> 7 </integer> 662 663 <!-- If a non-locally generated disconnect happens within this time window after association, 664 then count it as a failure with reason code REASON_ABNORMAL_DISCONNECT (default = 30 seconds) --> 665 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiBssidBlocklistAbnormalDisconnectTimeWindowMs"> 30000 </integer> 666 667 <!-- Controls whether a wifi connection with RSSI lower than the sufficient RSSI will be 668 temporarily disabled when it is unwanted by core networking --> 669 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableUnwantedNetworkOnLowRssi">false</bool> 670 671 <!-- Indicates that hidden networks are to be scanned during scan only mode --> 672 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiScanHiddenNetworksScanOnlyMode">false</bool> 673 674 <!-- The minimum number of txBad the framework has to observe to trigger a wifi data stall. --> 675 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDataStallMinTxBad">1</integer> 676 677 <!-- The minimum number of txSuccess the framework has to observe 678 to trigger a wifi data stall when rxSuccess is 0. --> 679 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDataStallMinTxSuccessWithoutRx">50</integer> 680 681 <!-- Enable logging Wifi LinkSpeedCounts in metrics. --> 682 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiLinkSpeedMetricsEnabled">true</bool> 683 684 <!-- Enable the PNO frequency culling optimization. --> 685 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiPnoFrequencyCullingEnabled">true</bool> 686 687 <!-- Enable the PNO frequency culling optimization. --> 688 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiPnoRecencySortingEnabled">true</bool> 689 690 <!-- Maximum number of SSIDs that can be PNO scanned concurrently--> 691 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiMaxPnoSsidCount">16</integer> 692 693 <!-- When disconnected and PNO scan is enabled, wake up to do a single scan every 694 config_wifiPnoWatchdogIntervalMs in case PNO scan failed. (default = 20 minutes)--> 695 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiPnoWatchdogIntervalMs">1200000</integer> 696 697 <!-- Indicates whether the PNO Watchdog timer can wakeup the system when expires in order to 698 perform a single scan. 699 If set to false, single scans will be triggered only when the system awakes for other reasons--> 700 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiPnoWatchdogCanWakeUp">false</bool> 701 702 <!-- Enable the Software PNO feature. If Hardware PNO is not enabled, the device is in 703 standby and Wifi is disconnected, periodic scans are performed according to the 704 following schedule: 705 1) config_wifiSwPnoMobilityStateTimerIterations iterations with initial interval provided by 706 the mobility status (see config_wifiMovingPnoScanIntervalMillis and 707 config_wifiStationaryPnoScanIntervalMillis for the default values respectively for moving and 708 stationary devices). At each iteration the interval is increased proportionally to the elapsed 709 iterations. The device is awakened even if currently in doze/idle mode. 710 2) config_wifiSwPnoFastTimerIterations iterations with initial interval provided by 711 config_wifiSwPnoFastTimerMs. The device is awakened even if currently in doze/idle mode. 712 3) config_wifiSwPnoSlowTimerIterations iterations with initial provided by 713 config_wifiSwPnoSlowTimerMs and a window of config_wifiSwPnoSlowTimerMargin. 714 Inside such time window, the device is not awakened to perform the scan. If a wakeup happens for 715 other reasons, the scan might be performed as well in order to avoid subsequent awakening. 716 If no spontaneous awakening happens at the end of the time window, the device is awakened to 717 perform the scan.--> 718 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSwPnoEnabled">false</bool> 719 720 <!-- When disconnected and Sw PNO scan is enabled, wake up to do a single scan every 721 config_wifiSwPnoFastTimerSec for config_wifiSwPnoFastTimerIterations iterations--> 722 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiSwPnoFastTimerMs">300000</integer> 723 724 <!-- Number of iterations of Sw PNO that uses mobility information as timer interval--> 725 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiSwPnoMobilityStateTimerIterations">2</integer> 726 727 <!-- Number of iterations of Sw PNO that uses config_wifiSwPnoFastTimerSec as timer interval--> 728 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiSwPnoFastTimerIterations">3</integer> 729 730 <!-- Number of iterations of Sw PNO that uses config_wifiSwPnoSlowTimerSec as timer interval.--> 731 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiSwPnoSlowTimerIterations">10</integer> 732 733 <!-- Timer interval for Sw PNO scans that happen after config_wifiSwPnoFastTimerIterations 734 iterations, if no network has been found--> 735 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiSwPnoSlowTimerMs">1200000</integer> 736 737 <!-- Maximum interval of time of which slow scans can be delayed due to alarms schedule 738 optimization and/or CPU being in sleep state--> 739 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiSwPnoSlowTimerMargin">600000</integer> 740 741 <!-- Suspend optimization. --> 742 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSuspendOptimizationsEnabled">true</bool> 743 744 <!-- Network selection optimization at DEVICE_MOBILITY_STATE_HIGH_MVMT --> 745 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiHighMovementNetworkSelectionOptimizationEnabled">true</bool> 746 747 <!-- Do a single scan when cell data loss is detected. --> 748 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiScanOnCellularDataLossEnabled">false</bool> 749 750 <!-- Duration for the delayed scan used to verify access points are staying relatively stationary 751 to the device at high mobility state. (default = 10 seconds) --> 752 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiHighMovementNetworkSelectionOptimizationScanDelayMs">10000</integer> 753 754 <!-- When config_wifiHighMovementNetworkSelectionOptimizationEnabled is true, BSSIDs with RSSI 755 from 2 consecutive scans that differ in either direction by more than this threshold will be 756 filtered out from network selection. (default = 10 dBs) --> 757 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiHighMovementNetworkSelectionOptimizationRssiDelta">10</integer> 758 759 <!-- The estimate RSSI error margin in dBs to account minor differences in the environment and 760 the device's orientation. --> 761 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiEstimateRssiErrorMarginDb">5</integer> 762 763 <!-- The interval in milliseconds at which wifi rtt ranging requests will be throttled when 764 they are coming from the background apps (default = 30 mins). --> 765 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiRttBackgroundExecGapMs">1800000</integer> 766 767 <!-- Integer indicating the RSSI and link layer stats polling interval (regular interval) in 768 milliseconds when device is connected and screen is on --> 769 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiPollRssiIntervalMilliseconds">3000</integer> 770 771 <!-- Integer indicating the RSSI and link layer stats polling interval (long interval) in 772 milliseconds when device is connected and screen is on. The long interval is to reduce 773 power consumption of link layer stats polling. This value should be greater than the regular 774 interval --> 775 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiPollRssiLongIntervalMilliseconds">6000</integer> 776 777 <!-- Integer indicating the maximum number of consecutive NETWORK_NOT_FOUND_EVENT event to allow 778 before attempting to temporarily disable the network --> 779 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiNetworkNotFoundEventThreshold">3</integer> 780 781 <!-- RSSI threshold in dBm to decide the RSSI and link layer stats polling interval, and also 782 for the client mode RSSI monitor. When the polling is enabled, if the device is stationary 783 and current RSSI >= Threshold + Hysteresis value, set long interval and enable RSSI monitoring 784 using the RSSI threshold. If device is non-stationary or current RSSI <= Threshold, set regular 785 interval and disable RSSI monitoring. --> 786 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiClientRssiMonitorThresholdDbm">-73</integer> 787 788 <!-- Hysteresis value in dB for the client mode RSSI monitor threshold. After the monitor is 789 enabled with RSSI >= Threshold + Hysteresis value, the RSSI threshold breach only happens 790 when the current RSSI <= Threshold, in order to avoid frequent switch between regular and 791 long polling intervals --> 792 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiClientRssiMonitorHysteresisDb">5</integer> 793 794 <!-- Enable the feature of adjusting link layer stats polling interval based on 795 device mobility state and client mode RSSI monitoring. --> 796 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiAdjustPollRssiIntervalEnabled">false</bool> 797 798 <!-- Override channel utilization estimation with fixed value --> 799 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiChannelUtilizationOverrideEnabled">true</bool> 800 <!-- Integer values represent the channel utilization in different RF bands when 801 config_wifiChannelUtilizationOverridingEnabled is true. 802 They should be set to [0, 255] corresponding to utilization ratio between 0 and 1 --> 803 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiChannelUtilizationOverride2g">80</integer> 804 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiChannelUtilizationOverride5g">15</integer> 805 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiChannelUtilizationOverride6g">10</integer> 806 807 <!-- Enable WPA2 to WPA3 auto-upgrade --> 808 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSaeUpgradeEnabled">true</bool> 809 810 <!-- Enable WPA2 to WPA3 auto-upgrade offload to capable Driver/Firmware --> 811 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSaeUpgradeOffloadEnabled">false</bool> 812 813 <!-- Enable Open to OWE auto-upgrade --> 814 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiOweUpgradeEnabled">true</bool> 815 816 <!-- Number of self recoveries to be attempted per hour. Any fatal errors beyond this will 817 cause the wifi stack to turn wifi off and wait for user input. 818 Set to 0 to turn off recovery attempts and always turn off wifi on failures --> 819 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiMaxNativeFailureSelfRecoveryPerHour">2</integer> 820 821 <!-- Enable self recovery when an interface is added. --> 822 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiInterfaceAddedSelfRecoveryEnabled">false</bool> 823 824 <!-- For which interface to enable self recovery. --> 825 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiSelfRecoveryInterfaceName">wlan0</string> 826 827 <!-- Ignore the open saved network if from carrier provisioning app, there is a same open suggestion and a secure suggestion from same carrier available --> 828 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiIgnoreOpenSavedNetworkWhenSecureSuggestionAvailable">true</bool> 829 830 <!-- Wifi driver Automatic channel selection (ACS) for softap to include DFS channels --> 831 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapAcsIncludeDfs">false</bool> 832 833 <!-- Initial PNO scan interval, in milliseconds, when the device is moving (i.e. 834 WifiManager.DEVICE_MOBILITY_STATE_UNKNOWN, WifiManager.DEVICE_MOBILITY_STATE_HIGH_MVMT, or 835 WifiManager.DEVICE_MOBILITY_STATE_LOW_MVMT). 836 The scan interval backs off from this initial interval on subsequent scans. 837 This scan is performed when screen is off and disconnected. --> 838 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiMovingPnoScanIntervalMillis">20000</integer> 839 840 <!-- Initial PNO scan interval, in milliseconds, when the device is stationary (i.e. 841 WifiManager.DEVICE_MOBILITY_STATE_STATIONARY). 842 The scan interval backs off from this initial interval on subsequent scans. 843 This scan is performed when screen is off and disconnected. --> 844 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiStationaryPnoScanIntervalMillis">60000</integer> 845 846 <!-- Iterations for PNO scan. PNO will scan using the initial scan interval for this many 847 iterations.--> 848 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiPnoScanIterations">3</integer> 849 850 <!-- Interval Multiplier for PNO scan. After not finding any networks for 851 config_wifiPnoScanIterations, PNO will multiply the scan interval by the value 852 configured.--> 853 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiPnoScanIntervalMultiplier">3</integer> 854 855 <!-- integer indicating additional disconnect delay (in ms) after IMS onLost() indication is received --> 856 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDelayDisconnectOnImsLostMs">0</integer> 857 858 <!-- Enable adding minimum confirmation duration when sending network score to connectivity service. --> 859 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiMinConfirmationDurationSendNetworkScoreEnabled">false</bool> 860 861 <!-- Enable Make-Before-Break Wifi network switching. 862 Note: this is conditional on the device supporting dual concurrent STAs. --> 863 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiMultiStaNetworkSwitchingMakeBeforeBreakEnabled">false</bool> 864 <!-- Enable concurrent peer to peer + internet connectivity 865 Note: this is conditional on the device supporting dual concurrent STAs. --> 866 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiMultiStaLocalOnlyConcurrencyEnabled">false</bool> 867 <!-- Enable concurrent restricted connectivity + internet connectivity 868 Note: this is conditional on the device supporting dual concurrent STAs. --> 869 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiMultiStaRestrictedConcurrencyEnabled">false</bool> 870 <!-- Enable concurrent internet connectivity + internet connectivity 871 Note: this is conditional on the device supporting dual concurrent STAs. --> 872 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiMultiStaMultiInternetConcurrencyEnabled">false</bool> 873 <!-- Enable the default coex channel avoidance algorithm and disable the functionality of 874 WifiManager#setCoexUnsafeChannels. --> 875 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiDefaultCoexAlgorithmEnabled">false</bool> 876 <!-- If the default coex channel avoidance algorithm is enabled, then avoid channels that 877 conflict with GPS L1. --> 878 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiCoexForGpsL1">false</bool> 879 <!-- The distance in KHz between Wi-Fi-based interference and GPS L1 that is considered unsafe. --> 880 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiCoexGpsL1ThresholdKhz">10000</integer> 881 <!-- Filepath of the xml table of parameters used by Wifi coex channel avoidance. --> 882 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiCoexTableFilepath">/vendor/etc/wifi/coex_table.xml</string> 883 <!-- A value to indicate how many failures are needed to temporarily or permanently 884 (depends on config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationFailureCarrierSpecificDurationMs) 885 disable a network from auto-connect based on Carrier requirement --> 886 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationFailureCarrierSpecificThreshold">1</integer> 887 <!-- Carrier specific override for the disable threshold --> 888 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationFailureCarrierSpecificThreshold_carrier_overrides"> 889 <item><xliff:g id="carrier_id_prefix">:::1839:::</xliff:g>2</item> 890 </string-array> 891 <!-- A value to indicate the duration (in ms) to disable a network from auto-connect based on 892 Carrier requirement. -1 represents disabling a network permanently --> 893 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationFailureCarrierSpecificDurationMs">-1</integer> 894 <!-- Carrier specific override for the disable duration --> 895 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiDisableReasonAuthenticationFailureCarrierSpecificDurationMs_carrier_overrides"> 896 <item><xliff:g id="carrier_id_prefix">:::1839:::</xliff:g>14400000</item> 897 </string-array> 898 899 <!-- Configure the Carrier specific override for EAP failure disable behavior starting from Android 14. 900 Should be a comma separated list of the following information: 901 - Carrier ID 902 - EAP failure code 903 - display notification or not (0=false, 1=true) 904 - EAP profile failure threshold 905 - EAP profile disable duration in minutes --> 906 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiEapFailureConfig"> 907 <item>1839, 0, 0, 1, 240 </item> 908 <item>1839, 16384, 0, 1, 5 </item> 909 <item>1839, 1026, 0, 1, 240 </item> 910 <item>1839, 1031, 1, 1, 1440 </item> 911 <item>1839, 16385, 0, 3, 120 </item> 912 </string-array> 913 <!-- Flush ANQP cache on Wi-Fi toggle off event --> 914 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiFlushAnqpCacheOnWifiToggleOffEvent">true</bool> 915 916 <!-- Enable Aware NDP interface selection on interface that already has network set up. 917 Note: the default AOSP Android does not support multiple networks on the same Aware NDI. 918 Enabling this configuration will restore legacy behavior but may result in incorrect behavior. 919 --> 920 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiAllowMultipleNetworksOnSameAwareNdi">false</bool> 921 922 <!-- Enable Aware NDP interface selection on interface that already has a network to same peer 923 set up. Enable this will offload to FW to do the Aware NDP security upgrade. This may result in 924 incorrect behavior when the security upgrade feature is not fully supported. 925 --> 926 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiAwareNdpSecurityUpdateOnSameNdi">false</bool> 927 928 <!-- A boolean indicate if device supports ser channel on the Aware data-path setup. If the 929 value is false, channel setting on the data-path request will be ignored. 930 --> 931 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSupportChannelOnDataPath">false</bool> 932 933 <!-- A value indicate the duration of Wi-Fi Aware Instant Communication Mode for a single 934 session. When duration is finished, framework will disable the Instant Communication Mode. 935 --> 936 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiAwareInstantCommunicationModeDurationMillis">30000</integer> 937 938 <!-- Integer threshold for minimum packets required to notify clients of data activity --> 939 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiTrafficPollerTxPacketThreshold">0</integer> 940 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiTrafficPollerRxPacketThreshold">0</integer> 941 942 <!-- A value to decide when NetworkCapabilities are updated to reflect the latest link 943 bandwidth. If the bandwidth change is above this value, NetworkCapabilities are updated --> 944 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiLinkBandwidthUpdateThresholdPercent">15</integer> 945 946 <!-- Whether we should apply APF filters on non primary STA connections when STA + STA is active. 947 Defaults to false since most wifi chips cannot support concurrent APF filter set needed for STA + STA--> 948 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiEnableApfOnNonPrimarySta">false</bool> 949 950 <!-- Whether to use the explicit vendor HAL API: IWifiStaIface.setRoamingState for disabling fw roaming (only needed if 951 setting the bssid on the connection alone does not disable fw roaming on this chip) --> 952 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiUseHalApiToDisableFwRoaming">false</bool> 953 954 <!-- Indicates that SAE Hash-to-Element is supported on this device --> 955 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSaeH2eSupported">false</bool> 956 957 <!-- Enable aggregation of Wifi link layer radio stats from all radios. 958 Defaults to false will fetch radio stats only from Radio 0. This is to avoid 959 incorrect behavior due to driver/firmware returning bogus radio stats from other radios. 960 Note: Full DBS capable devices interested in radio stats from all the radios can enable this 961 configuration. --> 962 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiLinkLayerAllRadiosStatsAggregationEnabled">false</bool> 963 964 <!-- Indicate the prefix of wifi p2p device name, the length should be between 1 ~ 28. --> 965 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiP2pDeviceNamePrefix">Android_</string> 966 <!-- Indicate how many digits the postfix are. If the value is negative or smaller than 4, 967 the postfix will fallback to the first digit of ANDROID_ID. --> 968 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiP2pDeviceNamePostfixNumDigits">-1</integer> 969 <!-- Indicate how long p2p extended listen period (in milliseconds) is. --> 970 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiP2pExtListenPeriodMs">500</integer> 971 <!-- Indicate how long p2p extended listen interval (in milliseconds) is. --> 972 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiP2pExtListenIntervalMs">500</integer> 973 <!-- Whether to wait for Peer to restart invitation procedure when device receives invitation 974 response with status code "information is currently unavailable". 975 Defaults to false as existing implementations fall back to GO negotiation to avoid 976 connection failure with devices which doesn't support persistent re-invocation. 977 As per P2P specification, 3.1.5.3 "A P2P Device that receives an Invitation Request frame 978 to re-invoke a persistent Group and responds with a P2P Invitation Response frame with a 979 Status attribute with the Status Code field set to “Fail: information is currently 980 unavailable” shall restart the Invitation procedure by sending an Invitation Request 981 frame to the requesting P2P Device". So the device which invited the peer should wait for 982 the new request from Peer. But the current implementation is violating the specification by 983 restarting the negotiation. This was done long back to fix connection failure issues with 984 devices which doesn't support persistent re-invocation. --> 985 <bool translatable="false" name="config_p2pWaitForPeerInviteOnInviteStatusInfoUnavailable">false</bool> 986 987 <!-- Integer threshold for max number of WifiConfigurations that can be saved on the device. 988 A value of -1 indicates no limit. If a max number is specified, then under-used configs will 989 be deleted to make room for new configs.--> 990 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiMaxNumWifiConfigurations">-1</integer> 991 <!-- Integer threshold for max number of WifiConfigurations that can be added by all apps (excluding 992 DO, PO, and system apps). A value of -1 indicates no limit. If a max number is specified, 993 then existing app-added configs will be deleted to make room for new app-added configs.--> 994 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiMaxNumWifiConfigurationsAddedByAllApps">200</integer> 995 996 <!-- Whether to allow Settings or SUW to create insecure Enterprise networks where server 997 certificate is not validated, by not specifying a Root CA certificate and/or server domain 998 name. It is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED to be set to false --> 999 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiAllowInsecureEnterpriseConfigurationsForSettingsAndSUW">false</bool> 1000 1001 <!-- Configuration that allows Multi-internet to connect simultaneously to both 5GHz high and 5GHz low --> 1002 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiAllowMultiInternetConnectDual5GFrequency">false</bool> 1003 1004 <!-- Indicate the max lines for connectivity local log based on the device ram size --> 1005 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiConnectivityLocalLogMaxLinesLowRam">256</integer> 1006 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiConnectivityLocalLogMaxLinesHighRam">512</integer> 1007 1008 <!-- Indicate max number of log records for WifiClientModeImpl --> 1009 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiClientModeImplNumLogRecs">100</integer> 1010 1011 <!-- Indicates whether or not the WLAN driver supports the NL80211_CMD_REG_CHANGE or 1012 NL80211_CMD_WIPHY_REG_CHANGE events which indicate the current country code which is 1013 being used by the WLAN driver. If the driver doesn't support these events 1014 (configuration is `false`) then the driver must handle the setCountryCode request from 1015 HAL as a blocking call. In such a case the country code will be applied 1016 immediately after the country code is sent to the driver (if the method returns a 1017 success). --> 1018 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiDriverSupportedNl80211RegChangedEvent">false</bool> 1019 1020 <!-- Indicate whether the verbose logging is always on --> 1021 <!-- 0: verbose logging controlled by user 1022 1: verbose logging on by default for userdebug/eng 1023 2: verbose logging on by default for all builds --> 1024 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiVerboseLoggingAlwaysOnLevel">1</integer> 1025 1026 <!-- Indicate the help page link for the Root CA certifiate installation. --> 1027 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiCertInstallationHelpLink">https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/2844832</string> 1028 1029 <!-- Indicate the help page link for the APM enhancement. --> 1030 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiApmEnhancementHelpLink">https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/12639358</string> 1031 1032 <!-- Indicate the number of networks to restore in a batch. 0 : all networks in a batch --> 1033 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiConfigurationRestoreNetworksBatchNum">50</integer> 1034 1035 <!-- Enables logging for any tasks running on the Wi-Fi thread which take longer than this threshold (in milliseconds) --> 1036 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiConfigurationWifiRunnerThresholdInMs">100</integer> 1037 1038 <!-- OEM privileged WiFi admin package names. Empty by default--> 1039 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_oemPrivilegedWifiAdminPackages"> 1040 <!-- Add package names here, example: --> 1041 <!-- <item>com.something.manager</item> --> 1042 </string-array> 1043 1044 <!-- Wifi driver supports Opportunistic Wireless Encryption (OWE) Transition 1045 aka Enhanced Open for Soft-AP --> 1046 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapOweTransitionSupported">false</bool> 1047 1048 <!-- Wifi driver supports Opportunistic Wireless Encryption (OWE) 1049 aka Enhanced Open for Soft-AP --> 1050 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftapOweSupported">false</bool> 1051 1052 <!-- Indicate the gravity of Wifi dialogs. Must be an integer corresponding to a 1053 android.view.Gravity.GravityFlags constant. Default = Gravity.NO_GRAVITY (0) --> 1054 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDialogGravity">0</integer> 1055 <!-- Indicate whether to cancel Wifi dialogs when the screen is touched outside the dialog. --> 1056 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiDialogCanceledOnTouchOutside">false</bool> 1057 <!-- Whether to show a confirmation dialog to the user if a third party app targeting below SDK 1058 level Q tries to enable Wi-Fi --> 1059 <bool translatable="false" name="config_showConfirmationDialogForThirdPartyAppsEnablingWifi">false</bool> 1060 <!-- Indicate the time in milliseconds to wait before auto-cancelling a P2P invitation received 1061 dialog that the user has not responded to. A value of 0 indicates no timeout. --> 1062 <integer translatable="false" name="config_p2pInvitationReceivedDialogTimeoutMs">0</integer> 1063 <!-- Whether to show the timeout in the P2P invitation received dialog --> 1064 <bool translatable="false" name="config_p2pInvitationReceivedDialogShowRemainingTime">true</bool> 1065 <!-- Indicates whether or not to play a notification sound upon displaying a P2P invitation 1066 received dialog that the user has not responded to. If the device is in vibrate mode, then 1067 the device will vibrate instead of playing a sound. --> 1068 <bool translatable="false" name="config_p2pInvitationReceivedDialogNotificationSound">false</bool> 1069 <!-- Indicate the time in milliseconds to wait before handling surplus requests from the same 1070 peer to avoid duplicate pop-ups. When there is an external approver, a request might be 1071 approved soon and the state goes back to ready for next request. Sometimes there might 1072 be surplus requests due to packet retransmission and these requests will result in 1073 unnecessary pop-ups. Generally a user takes at least 1 second to react to the pop-up, 1074 to simulate the similar behavior, the default value is 1000 milliseconds. --> 1075 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiP2pJoinRequestAuthorizingTimeoutMs">1000</integer> 1076 1077 <!-- Indicates whether or not the Soft AP needs to be restarted when country code changed --> 1078 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiForcedSoftApRestartWhenCountryCodeChanged">true</bool> 1079 1080 <!-- list of package names that HalDeviceManager (interface priority decision maker) will 1081 treat as foreground, even if they are in the background. --> 1082 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiInterfacePriorityTreatAsForegroundList"> 1083 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1084 <item>com.company1.example.test.name1</item> 1085 <item>com.company2.example.test.name2</item> 1086 --> 1087 </string-array> 1088 1089 <!-- Indicates whether or not user approval is required for device-to-device interface priority 1090 decisions (note: packages included in 1091 `config_excludedFromUserApprovalForD2dInterfacePriority` are excluded). --> 1092 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiUserApprovalRequiredForD2dInterfacePriority">false</bool> 1093 <!-- list of package names that are excluded from the user approval flag 1094 `config_wifiUserApprovalRequiredForD2dInterfacePriority`. I.e. any priority conflicts from 1095 requests by these packages will be handled by the default resolution of the framework. --> 1096 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiExcludedFromUserApprovalForD2dInterfacePriority"> 1097 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1098 <item>com.company1.example.test.name1</item> 1099 <item>com.company2.example.test.name2</item> 1100 --> 1101 </string-array> 1102 <!-- Indicates whether or not P2P interface removal can be approved automatically when P2P 1103 is not connected. --> 1104 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiUserApprovalNotRequireForDisconnectedP2p">false</bool> 1105 <!-- Indicates the time in milliseconds to wait after creating a P2P interface before treating 1106 it as low priority when disconnected, allowing it to be deleted to create other 1107 interfaces. A negative value disables this behavior. --> 1108 <integer translatable="false" name="config_disconnectedP2pIfaceLowPriorityTimeoutMs">-1</integer> 1109 <!-- list of package names that the framework will allow to use P2P/Aware concurrency. If this 1110 list is empty, then all packages are allowed --> 1111 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiP2pAwareConcurrencyAllowlist"> 1112 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1113 <item>com.company1.example.test.name1</item> 1114 <item>com.company2.example.test.name2</item> 1115 --> 1116 </string-array> 1117 <!-- list of package names that the framework will allow to use SoftAp/Aware concurrency. If 1118 this list is empty, then all packages are allowed --> 1119 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftApAwareConcurrencyAllowlist"> 1120 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1121 <item>com.company1.example.test.name1</item> 1122 <item>com.company2.example.test.name2</item> 1123 --> 1124 </string-array> 1125 <!-- boolean indicating whether the Easy Connect (DPP) AKM is supported --> 1126 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiDppAkmSupported">false</bool> 1127 <!-- Indicates the number of octets to mask for each BSSID in the SecurityLog output. 1128 The first N octets will each be replaced with 'xx' in the formatted BSSID string. --> 1129 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiNumMaskedBssidOctetsInSecurityLog">4</integer> 1130 <!-- Indicates whether the network-centric QoS policy feature is enabled. --> 1131 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiNetworkCentricQosPolicyFeatureEnabled">false</bool> 1132 <!-- Indicates whether the application-centric QoS policy feature is enabled. --> 1133 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiApplicationCentricQosPolicyFeatureEnabled">true</bool> 1134 1135 <!-- The world mode country code value definition in the wifi driver --> 1136 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiDriverWorldModeCountryCode">00</string> 1137 1138 <!-- The value indicates if the OOB Pseudonym is Enabled, not override, 1139 see config_wifiOobPseudonymEnabled_carrier_overrides. --> 1140 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiOobPseudonymEnabled">false</bool> 1141 <!-- Carrier specific override for enabling the OOB pseudonym feature, only boolean 1142 values - true and false are valid input, see examples --> 1143 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiOobPseudonymEnabled_carrier_overrides"> 1144 <!-- example --> 1145 <!-- <item><xliff:g id="carrier_id_prefix">:::1234:::</xliff:g>true</item> --> 1146 <!-- <item><xliff:g id="carrier_id_prefix">:::5678:::</xliff:g>false</item> --> 1147 </string-array> 1148 <!-- The URL of entitlement server which is used to get the OOB pseudonym, not 1149 override, see config_wifiOobPseudonymEntitlementServerUrl_carrier_overrides --> 1150 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiOobPseudonymEntitlementServerUrl"/> 1151 <!-- Carrier specific override for the URL of entitlement server retrieving OOB pseudonym. --> 1152 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiOobPseudonymEntitlementServerUrl_carrier_overrides"> 1153 <!-- example --> 1154 <!-- <item><xliff:g id="carrier_id_prefix">:::1234:::</xliff:g>https://example.com/oob</item> --> 1155 </string-array> 1156 1157 <!-- Indicates whether or not the AP WAN Link Status ANQP element is used to filter candidate 1158 networks. Note that even if enabled (overlay = true) that invalid elements (all zeros 1159 are still ignored). 1160 If disabled (overlay = false) then the 1161 `config_wifiPasspointUseApWanLinkStatusAnqpElementFqdnAllowList` 1162 specifies a list of FQDNs for which the element will still be considered. --> 1163 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiPasspointUseApWanLinkStatusAnqpElement">true</bool> 1164 <!-- list of FQDNs for which to use the AP WAN Link Status ANQP element. Overrides any 1165 configuration specified in `config_wifiPasspointUseApWanLinkStatusAnqpElement`. --> 1166 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiPasspointUseApWanLinkStatusAnqpElementFqdnAllowlist"> 1167 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1168 <item>XYZ</item> 1169 <item>ABC</item> 1170 --> 1171 </string-array> 1172 <!-- list of package names for which WifiRttManager.startRanging() will not be throttled when 1173 the app is in background. --> 1174 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiBackgroundRttThrottleExceptionList"> 1175 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1176 <item>com.company1.example.test.name1</item> 1177 <item>com.company2.example.test.name2</item> 1178 --> 1179 </string-array> 1180 1181 <!-- Lists each alternate character set per locale language for SSID translation to UTF-8. This 1182 will translate all SSIDs encoded with the specified character set from the native layer 1183 into UTF-8 SSIDs. The translated SSIDs are then converted back to the original character 1184 set when passed back to the native layer. This effectively switches all non-UTF-8 APs into 1185 UTF-8 APs from the perspective of the framework and apps, and is intended to provide 1186 backwards compatibility with apps that only work with UTF-8 SSIDs. Values must be in the 1187 form of the locale language and canonical java.nio Charset name, separated by a comma. If 1188 the locale language is "all", then the character set will apply to all locale languages 1189 that do not specify their own character set. --> 1190 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiCharsetsForSsidTranslation"> 1191 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1192 <item>all,EUC-JP</item> 1193 <item>zh,GBK</item> 1194 <item>ko,EUC-KR</item> 1195 --> 1196 </string-array> 1197 1198 <!-- Lists available AFC servers for each country, based on country code. Each country may 1199 have more than one server listed. If a country is not present in the list, then AFC is not 1200 available in that country, and the device will behave as if AFC is disabled. 1201 Entries should be in the format: 1202 <item>countryCode,url1,url2,url3...</item> --> 1203 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiAfcServerUrlsForCountry"> 1204 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1205 <item>US,https://example.com/,https://google.com/</item> 1206 <item>CA,https://example.com/</item> 1207 --> 1208 </string-array> 1209 1210 <!-- ACTION_FILE_BUG_DEEPLINK intent name --> 1211 <string name="config_wifiBugreportDeepLink" translatable="false">com.google.android.apps.betterbug.intent.FILE_BUG_DEEPLINK</string> 1212 1213 <!-- boolean indicating whether the caller thread needs to wait for destroyed listeners --> 1214 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiWaitForDestroyedListeners">false</bool> 1215 1216 <!-- Indicates the number of channels is allowed to set in a WifiNetworkSpecifier --> 1217 <integer translatable="false" name ="config_wifiNetworkSpecifierMaxPreferredChannels">5</integer> 1218 1219 <!-- Boolean indicating whether we should enable the STA current connected indoor channel 1220 for SAP, WFD GO, Wi-Fi Aware --> 1221 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiEnableStaIndoorChannelForPeerNetwork">false</bool> 1222 1223 <!-- Boolean indicating whether we should enable the STA current connected DFS channel 1224 for SAP, WFD GO, Wi-Fi Aware --> 1225 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiEnableStaDfsChannelForPeerNetwork">false</bool> 1226 <!-- Indicates the number of seconds to delay the next IMSI protection notification after user 1227 dismiss the current one--> 1228 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiImsiProtectionNotificationDelaySeconds">300</integer> 1229 <!-- Boolean indicating whether DTIM multiplier configuration is enabled. DTIM multiplier value 1230 is when the system is in the suspended mode. Enabling this feature with the low multiplier 1231 in IPv6 mode and the high multiplier in IPv4 only mode ensures the IPv6 address 1232 doesn't expire due to missing RA while reducing the power consumption in IPv4 only mode. 1233 --> 1234 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiDtimMultiplierConfigEnabled">false</bool> 1235 <!-- Indicates the DTIM multiple value used when the multicast lock is enabled regardless of 1236 IP address type --> 1237 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDtimMultiplierMulticastLockEnabled">1</integer> 1238 <!-- Indicates the DTIM multiple value used when it has only IPv6 address --> 1239 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDtimMultiplierIpv6Only">2</integer> 1240 <!-- Indicates the DTIM multiple value used when it has only IPv4 address --> 1241 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDtimMultiplierIpv4Only">9</integer> 1242 <!-- Indicates the DTIM multiple value used when it has both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses --> 1243 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDtimMultiplierIpv6Ipv4">2</integer> 1244 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the firmware can handle the Wifi Aware request priority between 1245 the offloading and framework--> 1246 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiAwareOffloadingFirmwareHandlePriority">false</bool> 1247 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the framework can disable Wi-Fi chip power save while acquiring 1248 a low latency lock. If the flag is set to false, chipset should make changes to replace 1249 disable of power save to avoid the high latency when chip is in power save mode as part of 1250 handling the HAL API setLatencyMode(). --> 1251 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiLowLatencyLockDisableChipPowerSave">true</bool> 1252 <!-- Boolean indicating whether NIAP mode is enabled by default for Wi-Fi. --> 1253 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiNiapModeEnabled">false</bool> 1254 <!-- IP address configurations required for P2P GO to assign IP address in EAPOL frame. 1255 Refer - Wi-Fi P2P Technical Specification v1.7 - Section 4.2.8 IP Address Allocation 1256 in EAPOL-Key Frames (4-Way Handshake) for more details. 1257 To enable this feature, configure below three items, 1258 1. config_tether_enable_legacy_wifi_p2p_dedicated_ip in tethering module overlay file, 1259 i.e., in packages/modules/Connectivity/Tethering/res/values/config.xml 1260 2. config_p2p_leases_subnet_prefix_length in tethering module overlay config file, 1261 i.e., in packages/modules/Connectivity/Tethering/res/values/config.xml 1262 3. Set config_wifiP2pGoIpAddressAllocationInEapolFrames to true in wifi overlay file --> 1263 <!-- Boolean indicating whether IP address allocation in EAPOL is enabled by default in Wi-Fi. 1264 The GO fixed IP address is set to 192.168.49.1 and subnet mask to 255.255.255.0 --> 1265 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiP2pGoIpAddressAllocationInEapolFrames">false</bool> 1266 <!-- The optional P2P GO IP address range reserved for IP assignment in EAPOL frame. If not 1267 configured, the default range is 192.168.49.128 to 192.168.49.254 --> 1268 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiP2pGoEapolIpAddressRangeStart"/> 1269 <string translatable="false" name="config_wifiP2pGoEapolIpAddressRangeEnd"/> 1270 <!-- Boolean indicating whether to disable firmware roaming when the device goes into idle mode. 1271 true: firmware roaming will be disabled when the device goes into idle mode and screen 1272 is off, and then re-activated when the device exits idle mode or screen is on. 1273 false: firmware roaming will not be affected. --> 1274 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiDisableFirmwareRoamingInIdleMode">false</bool> 1275 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the framework updates country from scan results when there is 1276 no telephony country code. This is applied to all generic cases and might require the 1277 regulatory approval (for example, FCC pre-approval is required according to "594280 D01 1278 Software Configuration Control v02r01").--> 1279 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiUpdateCountryCodeFromScanResultGeneric">false</bool> 1280 <!-- Boolean indication whether enable VDBG for more detailed log when Wi-Fi aware verbose 1281 logging is enabled --> 1282 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_aware_vdbg_enable_on_verbose_logging">false</bool> 1283 <!-- Boolean indicating the Hal support for mapping WPA3 transition mode to WPA3 for Softap in 1284 6GHz band. WPA3 transition mode or SAE+WPA_PSK key management(AKM) is not allowed in 6GHz. 1285 By default, framework removes 6GHz band for WPA3_SAE_TRANSITION security type. 1286 Enabling this config allows framework to send the 6GHz band to Hostapd HAL for 1287 WPA3_SAE_TRANSITION security type. Only enable this flag if Hostapd HAL has the 1288 implementation to convert WPA3 transition mode to WPA3 only. otherwise driver/firmware may 1289 fail to set up the AP.--> 1290 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSofapHalMapWpa3TransitionModeToWpa3OnlyIn6GHzBand">false</bool> 1291 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the device should remain connected to a network without DHCP. 1292 If true, the IpClient provisioning timeout will be set to infinite, which means that the 1293 connection will not be torn down if the DHCP server does not respond. As a result the device 1294 will be discoverable and reachable via the local-only IPv6 address. --> 1295 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiRemainConnectedAfterIpProvisionTimeout">false</bool> 1296 <!-- Boolean indicating whether to disable disconnects on NUD failures. Such a configuration 1297 is limited to WAPI and to a specific country code. 1298 true: do not disconnect IF the connection type is WAPI and in the specific country code 1299 regulatory domain. 1300 false: disconnect on NUD failures (normal/default action). --> 1301 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiDisableNudDisconnectsForWapiInSpecificCc">false</bool> 1302 <!-- A list of AKM suite selector mapping to configure the unknown AKM suite specifier to 1303 known AKM suite specifier (Refer IEEE-80211-2020 section 9.4.2.24.3 AKM suites). 1304 An AKM suite selector is defined as a combination of OUI (Organizationally unique 1305 identifier) and AKMP (Authentication and key management protocol) suite type in IEEE80211 1306 spec. For example 00-0F-AC:1 represents Authentication negotiated over IEEE Std 802.1X, 1307 where the OUI is 00-0F-AC and AKMP is 1. 1308 The Values specified here is for OEMs to allow setting the security type for APs which 1309 advertise the AKMs not defined in Wi-Fi framework(unknown to framework). If a mapping is 1310 available, framework sets the AP's key management type to the mapped known AKM and the 1311 security type will be derived based on the known AKM. Then it is up to the HAL 1312 implementation to derive the actual AKM to use in connection. 1313 The mapping specified here is in integer decimal format separated by a comma: 1314 (Unknown AKM, Known AKM). 1315 When defining the integer AKM value here, follow this rule, the most significant byte 1316 should carry the AKMP suite type. Use the below method to compute the integer decimal 1317 AKM suite selector value - AKM_VALUE(0x00, 0x0f, 0xac, 0x1) 1318 AKM_VALUE(a, b, c, d) -> ((((u32) (a)) << 24) | (((u32) (b)) << 16) | (((u32) (c)) << 8) 1319 | (u32) (d)) = 28053248 (Hex value - 0x01ac0f00) --> 1320 <string-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiUnknownAkmToKnownAkmMapping"> 1321 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1322 <item>unknownAkm1,knownAkm</item> 1323 <item>unknownAkm2,knownAkm</item> 1324 --> 1325 </string-array> 1326 <!-- Integer for minimum time between IEEE 802.11az non-trigger based ranging measurements in 1327 microseconds. Note that ranging request converts this to units of 100 microseconds. So the 1328 value should be a multiple of 100 microseconds. Non-zero values in this setting take 1329 precedence over individual responder settings, effectively enforcing a system-wide minimum 1330 measurement interval for non-trigger based ranging operations.. --> 1331 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi80211azMinTimeBetweenNtbMeasurementsMicros">250000</integer> 1332 <!-- Integer for maximum time between IEEE 802.11az non-trigger based ranging measurements in 1333 microseconds. Note that ranging request converts this to units of 10 milliseconds. So the 1334 value should be a multiple of 10000 microseconds. Non-zero values in this setting take 1335 precedence over individual responder settings, effectively enforcing a system-wide maximum 1336 measurement interval for non-trigger based ranging operations. --> 1337 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifi80211azMaxTimeBetweenNtbMeasurementsMicros">15000000</integer> 1338 1339 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the device supports d2d allowed control when infra STA is disabled --> 1340 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiD2dAllowedControlSupportedWhenInfraStaDisabled">false</bool> 1341 1342 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the device supports WEP allowed control or not --> 1343 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiWepAllowedControlSupported">true</bool> 1344 1345 <!-- Array describing MAC OUI list to block TWT session setup request. If the primary station is 1346 connected to an AP with a MAC address OUI (https://standards-oui.ieee.org/oui/oui.txt) 1347 matching with any of entries in this blocked list, WifiManager#setupTwtSession() will fail 1348 with TwtSessionCallback#onFailure(errorCode = TWT_ERROR_CODE_AP_OUI_BLOCKLISTED). 1349 --> 1350 <integer-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiTwtBlockedOuiList"> 1351 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1352 <item>0x001122</item> 1353 <item>0x334455</item> 1354 --> 1355 </integer-array> 1356 1357 1358 <!-- integer indicating the maximum number of MLDs supported for multi-link operation (MLO) 1359 SoftAp. Each multi-link device (AP MLD) can be operated with multiple links or single link. 1360 It is required to configure it at least 1 for multiple links MLO SoftAp. Default value 0 is 1361 treated as device does NOT support multiple links MLO SoftAp and the maximum 1362 number of MLDs is decided by configuration, config_wifiSoftApSingleLinkMloInBridgedModeSupported. 1363 (i.e. 2 when config_wifiSoftApSingleLinkMloInBridgedModeSupported is true and 1 when 1364 config_wifiSoftApSingleLinkMloInBridgedModeSupported is false.) 1365 --> 1366 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftApMaxNumberMLDSupported">0</integer> 1367 1368 <!-- (Deprecated) Wi-Fi chip supports single link MLO SoftAp instances in the bridged mode. 1369 The value will be used only when config_wifiSoftApMaxNumberMLDSupported isn't configured --> 1370 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiSoftApSingleLinkMloInBridgedModeSupported">false</bool> 1371 1372 <!-- Boolean indicating whether Target Wake Time (TWT) feature is supported or not. This flag 1373 overrides the device's TWT capability if set to false. If the device supports TWT and this 1374 overlay parameter is set to false, the application cannot set up a TWT session. Also, the 1375 API WifiManager#getTwtCapabilities returns TWT unsupported even if the device is capable 1376 of setting up TWT session. 1377 --> 1378 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiTwtSupported">true</bool> 1379 1380 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the WiFi framework network selection should set the target BSSID. --> 1381 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiNetworkSelectionSetTargetBssid">false</bool> 1382 1383 <!-- Array containing carrier IDs whose networks should not auto-connect upon initial discovery. 1384 These networks are eligible to become network selection candidates if they still appear in 1385 the scan results after the delay period has passed. Carriers who have requested this 1386 feature are included in the array by default. 1387 --> 1388 <integer-array translatable="false" name="config_wifiDelayedSelectionCarrierIds"> 1389 1390 <!-- Below is a sample configuration for this list: 1391 <item>1234</item> 1392 <item>5678</item> 1393 --> 1394 </integer-array> 1395 1396 <!-- Delay time in milliseconds for delayed carrier network selection. 1397 See also config_wifiDelayedSelectionCarrierIds. 1398 --> 1399 <integer translatable="false" name="config_wifiDelayedCarrierSelectionTimeMs">90000</integer> 1400 1401 <!-- Boolean indicating whether the device supports Wi-Fi Alliance WPA3 Specification 1402 version 3.3 Section 14 - RSN Overriding. 1403 Enabling this config allows framework to parse the RSNO IE and RSNO2 IE on devices running 1404 Supplicant AIDL interface version lower than 4. Only enable this flag if Supplicant and 1405 driver/firmware supports RSN Overriding. otherwise the connection may fail or downgrade to 1406 WPA2. 1407 If the device is running the AIDL interface version 4 or later, this config item has 1408 no effect. The feature will be enabled/disabled based on the chip capability for RSN 1409 Overriding advertised via Supplicant AIDL wpa driver capability interface --> 1410 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifiRsnOverridingEnabled">false</bool> 1411 1412 <!-- Boolean indicating whether to trigger bugreport for WiFi subsystem restart issue --> 1413 <bool translatable="false" name ="config_wifi_subsystem_restart_bugreport_enabled">true</bool> 1414 1415 <!-- Boolean indicating whether to use wifi VoIP detection module to detect VoIP over Wi-FI to 1416 ehance Wi-Fi VoIP quality --> 1417 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiVoipDetectionEnabled">false</bool> 1418 <!-- Boolean indicating whether USD publisher is supported. This flag overrides device's USD 1419 publisher support capability if set to false. It is disabled by default since USD publisher 1420 has longer off-channel dwell time (500 milliseconds to 1 sec) and a much longer pause 1421 timeout (60 sec) once it finds a subscriber. --> 1422 <bool translatable="false" name="config_wifiUsdPublisherSupported">false</bool> 1423</resources> 1424