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07-27-2022 10:19 AM
Does someone know what is the IoT Controller's Node-red port?
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08-01-2022 08:18 AM - edited 08-02-2022 03:04 AM
Hi @nets
Okay, so you want to configure BLE scan plugin data to be forwarded internally to node-red. You would have to configure BLE scan plugin to forward the data to 1880 and configure the URL as https://xx.xx.xx.xx (controller IP) and whatever endpoint "/sample/endpoint" (should be same as what is given in the node-red http in] then it will forward correctly. Please let me know in case any issue persist.
Best Regards
Vineet
07-29-2022 08:48 AM
Hi @nets
I guess you mean communication on port ? That should be 8883 (secure) or 1883. Do correct me you had something else please.
Best Regards
Vineet
07-29-2022 10:06 AM
I try to push data from BLEScan plugin into the IoT Controller's inbuilt Node-red. I have set up the 'http in' node in Node-red. I tried to push data to ports you recommended, but Node-red is not listening on these ports of the IoT controller. My question is how should I direct data from the internal plugin into the internal Node-red?
08-01-2022 08:18 AM - edited 08-02-2022 03:04 AM
Hi @nets
Okay, so you want to configure BLE scan plugin data to be forwarded internally to node-red. You would have to configure BLE scan plugin to forward the data to 1880 and configure the URL as https://xx.xx.xx.xx (controller IP) and whatever endpoint "/sample/endpoint" (should be same as what is given in the node-red http in] then it will forward correctly. Please let me know in case any issue persist.
Best Regards
Vineet
08-02-2022 01:09 AM
Hi Vineet, Thanks. It didn't work on https://10.157.96.144 but worked on the localhost https://127.0.0.1 port 1880. I figured it out when I restarted the rules engine in IoT controller Admin tab and checked the logs. The logs showed:
1 Aug 18:41:04 - [info] Starting flows
1 Aug 18:41:05 - [info] Started flows
1 Aug 18:41:05 - [warn] [function:SYSTEM VALUES] System Startup Initiated...
1 Aug 18:41:05 - [info] Server now running at https://127.0.0.1:1880/node-red/
