TFay Posted November 3, 2022 Share Posted November 3, 2022 (edited) These sample ISY network resources can be used to launch PowerShell scripts on a Windows host that can speak to guests are your gate, welcome you home, inform you if the garage door has been left open, etc. You can create scripts that are as simple or as complex as you'd like. I have attached a pair of simple scripts that announce if your garage door is open or closed. I have also attached a rather complex set of scripts and supporting files that when triggered by a Weigand Access Controller will grab the swipe log from the Access Controller, parse it, and use that to announce a customer welcome to that specific gate user, as well as inform them if rain is expected (based off .json forecast data from Weather Underground). To launch PowerShell scrips remotely, you will need to make sure the scripts are in your $PATH, and configure PSExec from Microsoft's PSTools collection to allow for remote execution. You will also need to replace the basic authentication in these network resources with username and password for your Windows host. You will also need to enable something like HTTPListener (by Steve Lee) with settings such as those in the attached HttpListener_Start.ps1 script. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/pstools Simple HTTP api for Executing PowerShell Scripts - PowerShell Team (microsoft.com) I've attached the HTTPListener script by Steve Lee, as the link to his PowerShell script in the blog above appears to be no longer working. There may be a newer version available, or alternative solutions, but this works well with ISY. ISY PowerShell_Script_Launchers.zipHTTPListener-1.0.2.modified.zip Sample Powershell Scripts.zip HttpListener_Start.ps1 HTTPListener-1.0.2.modified.zip Edited November 3, 2022 by TFay 1 Link to comment
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