uart:~$ att_cloud provision
[00:00:42.258,361] <dbg> cloud: state_connected_ready_run: Provisioning request received
[00:00:42.258,453] <dbg> cloud: state_connected_exit: state_connected_exit
...
[00:00:45.086,273] <dbg> nrf_provisioning_coap: request_commands: Path: p/cmd?after=&rxMaxSize=4096&txMaxSize=4096&limit=5
[00:00:45.289,215] <dbg> nrf_provisioning_coap: coap_callback: Callback code 69
[00:00:45.289,245] <dbg> nrf_provisioning_coap: coap_callback: Operation successful
[00:00:45.289,245] <dbg> nrf_provisioning_coap: coap_callback: Last packet received
[00:00:45.289,367] <dbg> nrf_provisioning_coap: nrf_provisioning_coap_req: Response code 69
[00:00:45.289,367] <inf> nrf_provisioning_coap: No commands to process on server side
[00:00:45.290,924] <dbg> nrf_provisioning: check_return_code_and_notify: No commands to process
[00:00:45.290,954] <wrn> cloud: No commands from the nRF Provisioning Service to process
[00:00:45.290,954] <wrn> cloud: Treating as provisioning finished
When the provisioning command is called, the device connects to the provisioning endpoint, checks for any pending commands for the device, and executes them if present. Use this command to reprovision the device during development, or when you want to swap out the credentials used in the CoAP connection.