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    Experiment No: 6

    Home Automation using Cisco Packet Trace

    Name: Deepak More Div: __A_____ Roll No.__36__

    Objectives
    Part 1: Explore the Existing Smart Home Network
    Part 2: Add Wired IoT Devices to the Smart Home Network
    Part 3: Add Wireless IoT Devices to the Smart Home Network

    Theory-

    We have studied a case study on Home Automation. Let us build a network for Home
    Automation using Packet Tracer.

    In this Labwe will open a Packet Tracer file with an existing home network, explore the devices
    on the network, and then add additional wired and wireless IoT devices

    Packet Tracer – Adding IoT Devices

    The Smart Home Network


    Part1: Explore the Existing Smart HomeNetwork
    Step 1: Open the Smart_Home_Network.pkt file
     Open the Smart_Home_Network.pktfile.
     Save the file to yourcomputer.
    Step 2: Explore the Smart HomeNetwork
     Explore IoT enddevices.
    At the bottom left corner of the Packet Tracer window, locate and click the End
    Devices icon in the top row, and the Home icon in the bottom row of the Device-
    Type Selection box.

    Across the bottom of the Packet Tracer window, the Device-Specific Selection box
    displays the many different Smart Home IoT devices available.

    Move the mouse pointer over each device and notice that the descriptive name of the
    device is displayed at the bottom of the Device-Specific Selection box. Take a
    moment to look at each device type.

     Explore the Smart Homenetwork.


    In the Logical workspace is a prebuilt smart home network that consists of many wired
    and wireless IoT devices, and network infrastructure devices.

    When we place your curser over a device, such as the Smart Fan, an informational
    window opens containing basic network information about that device.

    To turn on or activate a device, simply hold down the Alt key on the keyboard and
    then move the cursor over the device. Try this on each of the smart devices to
    observe what they do.

    The smart home network also consists of infrastructure devices such as a


    home gateway. Click the Home Gateway icon to open the Home Gateway
    window.

    The Physical tab is selected by default and shows a picture of the Home Gateway.
    Next, click the Configtab and then in the left pane click LAN to view the LAN Settings of
    the Home Gateway.

    Write down the IP Address of the home network for futurereference.

    Click Wireless in the left pane to view the wireless settings of the Home Gateway.

    Write down the SSID of the homenetwork HomeGateway and the WPA2-PSK
    PassPhrase mySecretKey or futurereference.

    Close the Home Gateway window.


    Next, click the Tablet device icon to open the Tablet window.

    In the Tablet window, select the Desktop tab and then click the Web Browser icon.

    In the Web Browser window, type the IP address of the Home Gateway 192.168.25.1
    into the URL box and click Go. In the Home Gateway Login screen, type admin for
    both the username and thepassword and clickSubmit.
    After you have connected to the Home Gateway web interface, a list of all the
    connected IoT devices appears.

    When you click a device in the list, the status and settings of that device is displayed.
    Close the Tablet window.

    Part2: Add Wired IoT Devices to the Smart HomeNetwork


    Step 1: Cable a device to the network
     In the Device-Specific Selection box, click the Lawn Sprinkler icon and then click
    in the workspace where you would like to locate the LawnSprinkler.
     Cable the Lawn Sprinkler to the HomeGateway.

    In the Device-Type Selection box, click the Connections icon (this looks like a
    lightning bolt). Click the Copper Straight Through connector type icon in the Device-
    Specific Selection box. Then click the Sprinkler icon and connect one end of the cable
    to the Sprinkler’s FastEthernet0 interface. Next, click the Home Gateway icon and
    connect the other end of the cable to an available Ethernet interface.
    Step 2: Configure the sprinkler for network connectivity
     Click the Lawn Sprinkler device icon in the workspace to open the device window.
    Notice that right now the name of the Lawn Sprinkler is a genericIoT0.

     The device window will open to the Specification tab which gives information about the
    device which can be edited.
    Click the Configtab to edit the device configurationsettings. In the Configtab, make the
    following changes toSettings:
     Set the Display Name to Sprinkler1 (notice the window name changes
    toSprinkler1)
     Set the IoT Server to HomeGateway

    Click FastEthernet0 and change the IP Configuration to DHCP.

    Close the Sprinkler1 window.


     Verify that the sprinker is on thenetwork.Log into the Home Gateway from the Tablet.

    The device Sprinkler 1 should now appear in the IoT Server – Devices list.

    Close the Tablet window.

    Step 3: Experiment by adding other types of IoT devices to the smart home network.

    Part3: Add Wireless IoT Devices to the Smart HomeNetwork

    Step 1: Add a wireless device to the network

     In the Device-Specific Selection box click the Wind Detector icon and then click
    in the workspace where you would like to locate the WindDetector.

     Add wireless module to the WindDetector.


    Change the Network Adapter drop down list to PT-IOT-NM-1W, which is a wireless
    adapter.

    Click the Wind Detector icon in the workspace to open the IoT device window. In the
    bottom right corner of the IoT device window, click the Advanced button. Notice more
    tabs become visible at the top of the window. Click the I/O Configtab.

    Configure the Wind Detector for the wirelessnetwork. Click the Configtab.
    Change the Display Name to Wind_Detectorand change the IoT Server to Home
    Gateway.

    Next click Wireless0 in the left pane. Change the Authentication type to WPA2-PSK
    and in the PSK Pass Phrase box type mySecretKey. These are the wireless settings
    from the Home Gateway that you recorded in Part 1.

    A wireless connection should be formed between the Wind Detector and the Home
    Gateway.
    Verify the Wind Detector is on the network. Log into the Home Gateway from theTablet.
    The device Wind Detector should now appear in the IoT Server – Devices list.

    Close the Tablet window.


    Step 2: Experiment by adding other types of IoT devices to the smart home wireless
    network.
    Conclusion :
    I have connected two devices portable music player and Bluetooth speaker ,after the
    connections are done .I have played music(saved music file in my laptop) on Bluetooth
    speaker.

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