2.2.9 ResetStateRequest Browser Frame
The ResetStateRequest frame instructs a browser server to change its operational state.
The local master browser SHOULD send a RESET_STATE_CLEAR_ALL request to any backup browser that is determined to be running an earlier version of the browser protocol when the HostAnnouncement Timer count-down reaches 0x00.
The format of the ResetStateRequest frame MUST be as listed in the following table.
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0x0E (1 byte): The 8-bit opcode that identifies this structure as a ResetStateRequest frame. This opcode MUST have a value of 0x0E.
Type (1 byte): An unsigned 8-bit integer that MUST be set to one of the following possible values.
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Meaning
RESET_STATE_STOP_MASTER
0x01
Instructs master browser server to change its role to browser server.
RESET_STATE_CLEAR_ALL
0x02
Instructs browser server to stop all browser server activities. It is disqualified from acting as a browser server.
RESET_STATE_STOP
0x04
Instructs browser server to stop the browser service.