The OPC UA Server Configuration window allows you to configure the OPC UA server.
Accessing the OPC UA Server Configuration Tab
Step |
Action |
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1 |
In the Devices tree, double-click MyController. |
2 |
Select the OPC UA Server Configuration tab. |
OPC UA Server Configuration Tab
The following figure shows the OPC UA Server Configuration window:
OPC UA Server Configuration Description
This table describes the OPC UA Server Configuration parameters:
Parameter |
Value |
Default value |
Description |
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OPC UA Server Enabled |
Enabled/ Disabled |
Enabled |
This checkbox is used to enable or disable the OPC UA Server on the controller. |
Security Settings |
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Disable anonymous login |
Enabled/ Disabled |
Disabled |
By default, this checkbox is cleared, meaning that OPC UA clients can connect to the server anonymously. Select this checkbox to require that clients provide a valid user name and password to connect to the OPC UA server. NOTE: Anonymous login is disabled when User Rights are activated, regardless of the state of this parameter. |
Security Policy |
None Basic256 Basic256Sha256 |
– |
This drop-down menu allows you to secure your exchanges by signing and encrypting the data you send and receive. |
Message Security |
None Sign SignAndEncrypt |
– |
The messages are related to the Security Policy selected. |
Server Configuration |
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Server port |
0...65535 |
4840 |
The port number of the OPC UA server. OPC UA clients must append this port number to the TCP URL of the controller to connect to the OPC UA server. |
Max. subscriptions per session |
1...100 |
20 |
Specify the maximum number of subscriptions allowed within each session. |
Min. publishing interval |
200...5000 |
1000 |
The publishing interval defines how frequently the OPC UA server sends notification packages to clients. Specify the minimum time that must elapse between notifications, in ms. |
Max. monitored items per subscription |
1...1000 |
100 |
The maximum number of monitored items in each subscription that the server assembles into a notification package. |
Min. KeepAlive interval |
500...5000 |
500 |
The OPC UA server only sends notifications when the values of monitored items of data are modified. A KeepAlive notification is an empty notification sent by the server to inform the client that although no data has been modified, the subscription is still active. Specify the minimum interval between KeepAlive notifications, in ms. |
Max. number of sessions |
1...4 |
2 |
The maximum number of clients that can connect simultaneously to the OPC UA server. |
Identifier type |
Numeric String |
Numeric |
Certain OPC UA clients require a specific format of unique symbol identifier (node ID). Select the format of the identifiers: oNumeric values oText strings |
Diagnostic |
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Enable trace |
Enabled/disabled |
Enabled |
Select this checkbox to include OPC UA diagnostic messages in the controller log file. Traces are available from the Log tab or from the System Log File of the Web Server. You can select the category of events to write to the log file: oNone oError oWarning oSystem oInfo oDebug oContent oAll (default) |
Sampling rates (ms) |
200...5000 |
500 1000 2000 |
The sampling rate indicates a time interval, in milliseconds (ms). When this interval has elapsed, the server sends the notification package to the client. The sampling rate can be shorter than the publishing interval, in which case notifications are queued until the publishing interval has elapsed. Sampling rates must be in the range 200...5000 (ms). Up to 3 different sampling rates can be configured. Double-click on a sampling rate to edit its value. To add a sampling rate to the list, right-click and choose Add a new rate. To remove a sample rate from the list, select the value and click |
Click Reset to default to return the configuration parameters on this window to their default values.