The ISY is more on the advanced level where you have full control. I run it only MythTV back end which has horsepower to spare, and is running all of the time anyway. The Insteon also supports a bunch of third-party techs like Amazon echo, google assistant, and Logitech. It needs much more horsepower than the likes on a Pi or similar can deliver, unfortunately. You need an Apache server to run as a proxy, but I'm happy to help you set this up is you have a machine available. My ISY REST and SOAP interface can be accessed this way as well, but the GUI does not work (due to the way the event subscription works). Just secured access thru a standard SSL port.
Sound does not work though, but I don't need that.
Next, you’ll be asked for a username and password. Plug in your hub (if it isn’t already), and tap next in the app. Accept the license terms and create your account. Choose Create New Insteon Account on the first page.
#Insteon camera setup aassistant install#
This results in SSL wrapped access, all thru standard port 443 (no matter how many cameras). Download and install Insteon for Hub app, available for iOS and Android. I use an Apache instance with a wildcard SSL cert (from cacert), external DNS cname records for, etc all pointing to my dynamic DNS name where my Apache listens on 443.Īpache unwraps the SSL, receives the name requested, routes the request to the appropriate name base vhost then forwards the request to the non-SSL port on the cam using mod_proxy.
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