Experiment 10- Smart Security System

Group Members:
J017 Anusha Semalty
J033 Aadrika Gupta
J038 Priyal Mehta

Aim: To establish a Smart Security system using Cisco Packet Tracer and to analyse its
working.
Theory:
The advancement in the Internet of Things for electronic devices and applications has
attracted people, especially younger generations, to move into the interconnected world. A
smart security system is an application that is highly in demand. Together with the rise is
cybersecurity issues. By being connected, many users are exposed to security threats without
their knowledge. In this Experiment, smart security system using is presented using Cisco
Packet Tracer Simulation Software.

Devices Used and their Description:

1. Home Gateway:
The Home Gateway provides 4 ethernet ports as well as a wireless access point configured
with the "HomeGateway" SSID on channel 6.
WEP / WPA-PSK / WPA2 enterprise can be configured to secure wireless connections. The
Home Gateway internal (LAN) IP address is 192.168.25.1.
Home Gateway login (web) : admin
Home Gateway password : admin

2. Motion Detector: Detects motion from

mouse movement
Features:
 Registration Server Compatible
 Detects motion from mouse
movement.
 Automatically deactivates after 5
seconds without any mouse
movement.
Direct Control:
 Alt-mouse move to interact.

3. Siren:
Features:
 Registration Server Compatible
 On
 Off
Direct Control:
Fig.1 Home gateway smartphone login
  ALT-click to interact

4. Webcam: A camera device that records and sends data

Features:
 Registration Server Compatible
 Off
 On
 Video recording
Direct Control:
 ALT-click to interact

5. Smartphone: The smart security system usually consists of monitoring tools, control
devices, and several automatic devices that can be accessed using a smartphone
connected to the Internet network

6. Door: It can be Open / Close / Unlock / Lock

Features:
 Registration Server Compatible
 Ability to vent Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Monoxide
Usage:
 Connect to the Door from SBC/MCU/Thing with IoT Custom Cable
 Use customWrite function to control the door and lock
Direct Control:
 ALT-click on keyhole to lock/unlock
 ALT-click on door to open/close
NOTE: opening and closing the door is not remote controllable
Working:
Step 1: Open cisco packet tracer and arrange the IOT components as shown in the figure 1:

Fig.2 IoT Components

Step 2: Click on Home Gateway. Go to its configure tab, and click on Wireless. For
authentication, choose pass phrase and set a password of minimum 8 letters.
In our Experiment password is: getconnect

Fig.3 Home gateway wireless settings

 Fig.4 Home gateway LAN Settings

Step 3: Click on the Motion detector. Go to its configure tab, and change the display name to
Motion detector.
Next, click on Home gateway from IoT server section, then click advanced.
From I/O configuration tab , check whether the network adapter is connected to wireless 1W
Then click on configuration and set the password.

Fig.5 Motion Detector wireless settings

Step 4: Click on Door. Go to its configure tab, and change the display name as Door.
From I/O configuration tab , check whether the network adapter is connected to wireless 1W
Then click on wireless from configuration tab and set the password.

Fig.6 Door wireless settings

Step 5: Similarly configure and connect the Siren and Webcam.

Fig.7 Siren wireless settings Fig.8 Webcam wireless settings

Step 6: Click on Smart phone. Then click on wireless from configure tab, and set SSID as
HomeGateway and the password.

Fig.9 Smartphone wireless settings

Fig.10 Smart Security System Setup

Step 7: Again click on smartphone, go to desktop then Web Browser, and set the URL as
192.168.25.1. Press Go and set the Username and Password as admin and submit it.

Fig.11 Home gateway smartphone login

All the components connected in the system get displayed in the smartphone. Now we can
access all these components with our smartphone.

Fig.12 IoT server smart device smartphone

interface
Step 8: Click on Condition,
Name: Person present
Then set,
Web cameraOn True
AlarmOn  True

Press Ok and add another condition

Name: No Person
Then set,
Web cameraOn False
AlarmOn  False

Press Ok

Fig.13 Device Conditions smartphone interface

Step 9: To enable the motion detector:

Click Alt and move mouse over motion detector.

Fig.14 Webcam Display and Siren in case of motion

Conclusion: We were able to construct a simple and smart security alert system using packet tracer,
where we can identify who tries to enter restricted area and gives you the flexibility to have the
control of permitting them in or not.

Fig.15 Webcam Display and Siren in absence of motion