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| - | Using OPCUA Servers for TransSECS Devices | + | ==== Example |
| - | This example uses the Kepware V6 OPCUA Server | + | This example uses the Kepware V6 OPCUA Server |
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| - | For simplicity we are using no client connection security | + | |
| To make sure the Kepware server will allow this type of connection, use the Kepware Configuration applications, | To make sure the Kepware server will allow this type of connection, use the Kepware Configuration applications, | ||
| - | {{: | + | {{: |
| - | and select "OPCUA" from the selections | + | and select "OPC UA" from the list on the left side of the panel. Then find the property called "Allow Anonymous Login" under Client Session and change this from No to Yes. |
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| + | Note: If you have problems browsing OPUCA Server tags from TransSECS, make sure the server allows anonymous logins. | ||
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