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how can i get child IP ? how do i configure IP for child? #7682
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Thread devices typically configure IPv6 addresses using Stateless Address Autoconfiguration (SLAAC). However, you can manually configure IPv6 addresses using the If the Child is a Minimal Thread Device, you can retrieve the child IPv6 addresses from the child table using the If the Child is a Full Thread Device, you will need to retrieve the IPv6 address using other means. One way is via DNS-SD. You can learn more in the Thread Border Router Codelab](https://openthread.io/codelabs/openthread-border-router#0). Note that the CLI simply uses OpenThread APIs. If you need to call OpenThread APIs, you can use the CLI implementation as a reference for how to call the APIs. |
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Thread devices typically configure IPv6 addresses using Stateless Address Autoconfiguration (SLAAC). However, you can manually configure IPv6 addresses using the
ipaddr addCLI.If the Child is a Minimal Thread Device, you can retrieve the child IPv6 addresses from the child table using the
child tableCLI.If the Child is a Full Thread Device, you will need to retrieve the IPv6 address using other means. One way is via DNS-SD. You can learn more in the Thread Border Router Codelab](https://openthread.io/codelabs/openthread-border-router#0).
Note that the CLI simply uses OpenThread APIs. If you need to call OpenThread APIs, you can use the CLI implementation as a reference for how to call…