There is no predefined function to do so but you can use the REST API e.g. with NodeRed or the PLC.
There are at least two possibilities:
Open tunnel in dependence of a bit on the Data Layer:
Check the state of your bit
Write tunnel command depending of the status: PUT https://192.168.0.169/remote-agent/api/v1/remoteaccess
Open:
{"enabled":true} Close: {"enabled":false}
Send a command from the device portal to the core to open the remote access tunnel:
Read out the commands that are sent to the control via the device portal Command: GET https://192.168.0.169/remote-agent/api/v1/commands Response: [
{
"id": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"deviceId": "urn:bosch:deviceportal:id:ctrlXCORE.seq.xxxxxxxxxxxxDG",
"commandType": "UPDATE_TUNNEL",
"state": "TRANSMITTED",
"softwareId": "",
"source": "",
"target": "",
"timestamp": 1634217813,
"Raw": {
"cmd": "UPDATE_TUNNEL",
"id": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"tunnelStateActive": "true"
}
}
]
Acknowledge the command in dependence of another bit on the Data Layer Command: PUT https://192.168.0.169/remote-agent/api/v1/commands/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Request: {
"id": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"deviceId": "urn:bosch:deviceportal:id:ctrlXCORE.seq.xxxxxxxxxxxxDG",
"commandType": "UPDATE_TUNNEL",
"state": "ACCEPTED",
"softwareId": "",
"source": "",
"target": "",
"timestamp": 1634217813,
"Raw": {
"cmd": "UPDATE_TUNNEL",
"id": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"tunnelStateActive": "true"
}
}
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