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on 08-14-2017 10:00 AM - edited on 10-23-2019 08:49 AM by Retired Member
Firewall configuration
So this payload makes the light blink for 15 seconds in the red color (hue:0) and afterwards stay on.
There are other alternatives possible, you can also make it blink one time in red and afterwards stay on.:
{"on":true,"hue":0,"bri_inc":254,"transitiontime":0,"alert":"select”}
The advantage is that even if you’re not there, you come back and you see that the light is on in red, you know that a severe threat was detected. And if another threat is detected, it will blink again so you see this.
But other alternatives are possible of course as well as you can use the entire Philips Hue API.
And then you attach the HTTP Server Profile to the Log Forwarding Profile(s):
Here I attached it to the critical and high severity threats, as well as when WildFire saw a malicious file.
Address |
http://<bridge ip address>/api |
Body |
{"devicetype":"my_firewall#PA-220"} |
Method |
POST |
Each light has its own URL. You can get information about the different lights through the API, or you can go through the different id’s if it aren’t that many.