Getting a list of devices, scenes and linkages?

I seem to recall there is a command (or a script) that can be run that generates a list the devices connnected to Vera. I’ve searched the threads but can’t locate it - can anyone advise if one exists?

On a similar vein, is there a way of listing the scenes (number and name) that have been set-up. Ideally it would also list the devices that act as triggers or command outputs associated with the scenes.

As the complexity of the HA set-up grows it can be hard to remember the various interconnections and it would be good to have an inventory in the event of a major failure where a restore from a backup is not an option.

Plug-Ins for this type of information used to exist. They were called LSI and ADD. They were written by Ap15e. Unfortunately, he left this forum a couple of months ago to pursue other interests and when he left, these plug-ins were removed. Perhaps you can find still find a copy of these plug-ins somewhere on this forum. Better yet, would be if someone would be able to obtain these plug-ins and be willing to maintain them. IMHO, they were two of the most useful plug-ins ever developed for Vera.

For information regarding these plug-ins, check the following threads:
http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=6614.0
http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=5130.0

You can extract your system data using:
http://ipaddress:3480/data_request?id=user_data&output_format=xml
Detail of other commands are contained in the wiki

Another option is a windows tool developed by @TimAlls see
http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=6515.new;topicseen#new

Also, give this a try:

[font=courier]http://:3480/data_request?id=invoke[/font]
[size=8pt]([font=courier][/font] = your Vera’s LAN IP address)[/size]

oTi, thanks for that link!

Exactly what I was looking for (some three months later).
How do you find these unusual port number and URLs? Is there a list?

Diitto… Just what I needed…Sorry I hijacked garrettwp’s thread to find it! Guess I’m still in the learning process of Forum Etiquette:)

[quote=“Brientim, post:3, topic:172426”]Detail of other commands are contained in the wiki
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@GroundLoop,

If you have a look at the Wiki link provided, you will find the details and the port is 3480.

[quote=“oTi@, post:4, topic:172426”]Also, give this a try:

[font=courier]http://:3480/data_request?id=invoke[/font]
[size=8pt]([font=courier][/font] = your Vera’s LAN IP address)[/size][/quote]

Is there a URL request to get this data from outside the LAN?

I’ve tried using the external IP that is reported in my web interface, but that doesn’t return anything. Should it? My security is not enabled.

With the remote access website there are cookies which contain your session ID. Without those you won’t be able to prove you are you. That’s why copying the URL doesn’t work.

There is supposedly an alternative form of the remote access URL where you put the Username and password into the URL for authentication purposes. That ought to be stateless enough that you can just enter the URL and get the response you need. I’m mobile and haven’t got a link but you should be able to find it on the wiki. Edit: Here it is.

For completeness:

https://fwd1.mios.com/<username>/<password>/<serial>/data_request?id=invoke

If fwd1.mios.com doesn’t return anything, use fwd2.mios.com.