Points of interest
An arbitrary time and location can be tagged as a “point of interest”.
Points of interest are logged in the kismetdb log file, and can be used as markers to
retrieve information during post-processing.
Create a POI
Create a POI entry.
POI entries are tagged with the current timestamp and location (if present).
Optionally include data with the POI event; this could be human readable notes, JSON data, or other.
admin/poi/create_poi.cmdPOSTPARAMETERS
This endpoint takes additional parameters by using a `POST` request and supplying a
JSON document or json form variable.
You can find more information about API parameters here.
note
string
OPTIONALContent to be attached to POI
List POIs
List the points of interest recorded in the current kismetdb log, oldest first.
POIs are stored in the kismetdb log, so only POIs from the current log are listed. If kismetdb logging is not enabled, an empty list is returned.
readonly/poi/list_poi.json/poi/list_poi.ekjson/poi/list_poi.prettyjsonGET
POSTPARAMETERS
This endpoint takes additional parameters by using a `POST` request and supplying a
JSON document or json form variable.
You can find more information about API parameters here.
fields
field simplification
OPTIONALKismet can reduce the amount of information being processed and returned by an API by simplifying the fields to only return the data needed by the caller.
You can read more about the field simplification API and how to use it here.
JSON list of POI records:
| Field | Content |
|---|---|
kismet.poi.ts_sec | Timestamp, in seconds |
kismet.poi.ts_usec | Timestamp, microseconds |
kismet.poi.lat | Latitude, or 0 if there was no GPS location |
kismet.poi.lon | Longitude, or 0 if there was no GPS location |
kismet.poi.note | POI note |