Somebody know how it is possible to check the status of Z wave device, for detect Jamming attack ?
Maybe make a scene with luup code for poll Z wave sensor, if no answer sen a notification ?
I have a Vera lite, and if you know how made this i will very interrested.
For the detection of jamming attacks on your Z-Wave installation, use a spectrum analyzer.
If you’re concerned about security, Z-Wave mightn’t be the right choice.
A Z-Wave device that doesn’t answer doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re under attack.
MiOS provides an UPnP action ‘StressTest’ (service: urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:HaDevice1) that could be used to ‘measure’ the quality of the Z-Wave signal. You could use [tt]luup.call_action[/tt] to call ‘StressTest’.
I understand, it is not very safe, but many new Z wave devices are made for Security control.
I just want to find the better solution for know if somebody use a jammer and send a notification.
@blooby78,
For that level of security/monitoring, you may need to use an Alarm Panel. A number of the [supported] panels will give “Tamper” events when a remote wireless device is having problems. I haven’t seen any Z-Wave devices [yet] that have that sort of functionality.
That said, these are often done by infrequent [sometimes configurable] polls for every device in order to keep battery usage to a minimum. I suspect you’ll burn batteries in any kind of device if you attempt to poll them, at any meaningful rate, for “presence”
There are a few threads on burning up batteries in various Battery powered devices by folks (or Vera) that poll them more frequently than the device intended.
I know about it, DSC is better (but very expensive), but now you have a lot of Z wave device for security. I just would like a little script for check the status of device (reachable or not) and send notification about it.
Nobody can help me ?
Are you looking to check the status of battery-powered Z-Wave devices, like a door/window sensor or motion sensor?
If so, chances are that the device is normally sleeping, so polling it would fail, and therefore not necessarily indicate an issue (as @Ap15e mentioned). Such devices can be told to wake up more frequently to ‘check in’ with Vera, but that would drain the batteries quickly (as @guessed mentioned).
Thanks for your answer.
I have only ask how it is possible to check the result of poll node? I would like to make this test on other product (not sensor, but dimmer), if your are jamed all devices will go down. It is better to check a device who is connected on power.
Please provide me the luup code for know the poll resutl and send notification if is no answer.