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INSTALLATION GUIDEView Site Edition PUBLICATION VIEWSE-IN003L-EN-E–August 2014Supersedes Publication VIEWSE-IN003K-EN-E

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDEx• • • • •Release Notes. Read the Release Notes before you begin installing or working with Facto

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE86• • • • •3. In the Communications Setup editor, select each configured RSLinx Enterprise shortcu

7 • DEPLOYING NETWORK STATION APPLICATIONS87• • • • •You can also start or stop the HMI server components manually. To do this, in the Components

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE88• • • • •To create a new FactoryTalk View SE Client file1. On the desktop click Start > All P

7 • DEPLOYING NETWORK STATION APPLICATIONS89• • • • •To run an SE Client using the .cli fileDouble-click the client setup file (.cli), in the foll

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE90• • • • •Administering deployed network station applicationsTo make minor changes to an applicat

918Deploying local station applicationsAfter you finish developing and testing a FactoryTalk View Site Edition local station application, you can depl

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE92• • • • •Move the local station applicationThere are two steps involved in moving a local statio

8 • DEPLOYING LOCAL STATION APPLICATIONS93• • • • •About restoring System information with the applicationIn FactoryTalk View Studio, in a local s

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE94• • • • •After restoring the application, you must open the Communications Setup editor in Facto

8 • DEPLOYING LOCAL STATION APPLICATIONS95• • • • •Specify OPC data server host computer namesAfter moving RSLinx Classic configuration files to p

PREFACE • xi• • • • •What’s in this manualThe Installation Guide is available in PDF format from the FactoryTalk View Installation DVD, from the H

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE96• • • • •To open the HMI Server Properties dialog box1. Click Start > All Programs > Rockw

8 • DEPLOYING LOCAL STATION APPLICATIONS97• • • • •To run a local station application, the FactoryTalk View SE Client must run on the same compute

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE98• • • • •Prevent switching to other applications. To do this, in the FactoryTalk View SE Client

8 • DEPLOYING LOCAL STATION APPLICATIONS99• • • • •If the user does not have the necessary permissions, the FactoryTalk View SE Client Login dialo

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1019Upgrading an operating FactoryTalk View SE applicationUpgrading the FactoryTalk View Site Edition software in an automation and control applicatio

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE102• • • • •To illustrate an upgrade path that includes such supporting tasks, this chapter describes how to up

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION103• • • • •Information to help you upgradeYou can also look for answers in other Rockwe

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE104• • • • •Step 6 – Migrate the FactoryTalk View SE applicationStep 7 – Upgrade software on selected run-tim

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION105• • • • •Upgrade run-time clients. See “Step 7 – Upgrade software on selected run-ti

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDExii• • • • •To open the online manuals1. Open FactoryTalk View Studio.2. From the Help menu, selec

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE106• • • • •FactoryTalk administrative rights are required to log on to the FactoryTalk Network Directory, for

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION107• • • • •Step 2 – Back up the deployed applicationTo ensure that the most recent appl

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE108• • • • •About backing up System information with an applicationThe following illustration shows what a Fact

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION109• • • • •To back up a network distributed application1. On Server #1, click Start >

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE110• • • • •Part 2: Set up a temporary system and perform a partial upgradeDuring Part 2 of the upgrade, a temp

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION111• • • • •Step 3 – Set up a temporary upgrade systemTo set up a temporary system so th

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE112• • • • •6. In the Explorer window, right-click the data server (RSLinx Enterprise), and then click Properti

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION113• • • • •3. In the FactoryTalk Directory Server Configuration dialog box, click This

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE114• • • • •5. In this upgrade example, because System information was included when the application was backed

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION115• • • • •5. In the Explorer window, right-click the data server (RSLinx Enterprise),

PREFACE • xiii• • • • • Whether computers on the network are connected using a Windows domain controller or a workgroup. Which FactoryTalk View

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE116• • • • •3. If the DVD does not start automatically, run D:\Setup.exe, where D: is the drive containing the

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION117• • • • •1. On Workstation #1, click Start > All Programs > Rockwell Software &

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE118• • • • •To change the Network Directory location, you have to log on as an administrator on the new Network

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION119• • • • •3. Save the configuration and close the Communications Setup editor.Test the

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE120• • • • •3. In the FactoryTalk Directory Server Configuration dialog box, click This computer, and then clic

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION121• • • • •Step 8 – Test the migrated FactoryTalk View SE applicationTo test the migrat

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE122• • • • •Part 3: Upgrade Server #1 and remaining clientsPart 3 of the upgrade, illustrated next, involves up

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION123• • • • •Step 10 – Upgrade software components on Server #1To upgrade FactoryTalk Vie

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE124• • • • •For more information about the backup and restore operations, see “Step 2 – Back up the deployed ap

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION125• • • • •2. Open another instance of Windows Explorer, and then paste the backed-up H

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FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE126• • • • •Specify Server #1 as the primary HMI and data serverTo restore Server #1 to its original role as th

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION127• • • • •Step 12 – Set up redundancy for the upgraded systemTo restore redundancy for

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE128• • • • •Set up HMI server redundancyTo restore Server #2 to its original role as the secondary HMI server,

9 • UPGRADING AN OPERATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SE APPLICATION129• • • • •The replicate operation copies the primary server’s configuration files, inc

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE130• • • • •Start Server #1 and Server #2To prepare to restart the entire system, first restart Server #1, and

131APPENDIX ACommon upgrade proceduresThis section contains notes, common procedures and information from the Rockwell Automation Knowledgebase that y

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE132• • • • •3. Input and confirm a password for the SA account in the SQL Server Install window, a

A • COMMON UPGRADE PROCEDURES133• • • • •3. Scroll down to Software and click on FactoryTalk View SE. In the Search box, type Patch TOC and click

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135APPENDIX BFactoryTalk Tools and UtilitiesFactoryTalk View toolsTo run the following tool, select Start > All Programs > Rockwell Software >

11FactoryTalk View basicsFactoryTalk View, including FactoryTalk View SE (Site Edition) and FactoryTalk View ME (Machine Edition), are HMI (human-mach

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE136• • • • •FTView Graphic Strings Search Replace is software for performing search and replace o

B • FACTORYTALK TOOLS AND UTILITIES137• • • • •RSSecurity Emulator Install is software for installing the RSSecurity Emulator, which emulates an

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139APPENDIX CInstall Microsoft Internet Information ServicesWhen you install FactoryTalk View SE on Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE140• • • • •10. Under World Wide Web Services folder, expand the Security folder.11. Select the Wi

C • INSTALL MICROSOFT INTERNET INFORMATION SERVICES141• • • • •The following example shows the installation for Windows Server 2008.9. Click to ex

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE142• • • • •The following example shows the installation for Windows Server 2008.11. Click Next, a

C • INSTALL MICROSOFT INTERNET INFORMATION SERVICES143• • • • •Installing WebDAV on Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition with Service Pack 2WebDAV

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE144• • • • •8. Select the ASP check box. The ISAPI Extensions check box should then be selected au

145APPENDIX DUse unattended installationThe unattended installation is an automated installation method that you can use to install FactoryTalk View.

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE2• • • • •About the architecture of your FactoryTalk View systemA network distributed FactoryTalk View SE syste

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE146• • • • •In this example, type D: and press Enter.4. Type a command line with the following syn

D • USE UNATTENDED INSTALLATION147• • • • •If omitted, the other parameters will not take effect and the installation will start with Setup Wizard

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE148• • • • • Site Edition Station/SerialNumber=serial_number(Optional) Specifies the product seri

D • USE UNATTENDED INSTALLATION149• • • • •Example 2Setup /Q /AcceptAllLicenseItems /Product="Site Edition Client" /AutoRestartmeans: F

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iIndexSymbols.cli files 78, 80, 88, 89, 97, 98Aaboutactivation keys 57Application Documenter 135Application Manager 135DeskLock 135Diagnostics Viewer

iiFACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE• • • • •upgrading non-redundant 104upgrading redundant 103upgrading run-time clients 119, 122up

iii INDEX• • • • •starting or stopping HMI servers 86, 95updating data server names 71, 84deploying network applications 61backing up 62changing H

ivFACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE• • • • •on the Internet xiitechnical support xiifirewallsthird-party incompatible 21foldersHMI

v INDEX• • • • •Nnamingbackup archives 124computers 16, 71, 73, 84, 95data server computers 71, 84, 95HMI server computers 73troubleshooting compu

1 • FACTORYTALK VIEW BASICS3• • • • •FactoryTalk View Studio contains editors for creating complete applications, and includes client and server s

viFACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE• • • • •Rockwell Software Data Client 136RSLinx ClassicBackup Restore Utility 70, 84, 94RSLinx

vii INDEX• • • • •tools and utilities 136Alarm Log Setup 136Alarm Log Viewer 136Application Documenter 135Application Manager 82, 92, 135DeskLock

viiiFACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE• • • • •turning off fast user switching 18turning off simple file sharing 18Windows Firewall

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FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE4• • • • •FactoryTalk View SE StationFactoryTalk View SE Station is a supervisory HMI software package for ente

1 • FACTORYTALK VIEW BASICS5• • • • •A Local Station FactoryTalk View SE system (below) can include several HMI computers, each with its own Facto

February 7, 1997Contacting RockwellCustomer Support Telephone — 1-440-646-3434Online support — http://support.rockwellautomation.comCopyright Notice©

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE6• • • • •FactoryTalk Services Platform is installed automatically with any FactoryTalk-enabled product. Factor

1 • FACTORYTALK VIEW BASICS7• • • • •FactoryTalk ActivationFactoryTalk Activation services provide a secure, software-based system for activating

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE8• • • • •Installation DVDThe FactoryTalk View DVD provides all the software you need to develop and run local

92Hardware, operating system, and domain informationThis section explains computer and Microsoft Windows support information for a FactoryTalk View SE

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE10• • • • •Review hardware requirementsThe computer hardware you choose to install and operate your FactoryTalk

2 • HARDWARE, OPERATING SYSTEM, AND DOMAIN INFORMATION11• • • • •Application ServerFactoryTalk View SE ServerFactoryTalk View Studio EnterpriseFac

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE12• • • • •Review operating system requirementsFactoryTalk View SE software is designed to run on Microsoft Win

2 • HARDWARE, OPERATING SYSTEM, AND DOMAIN INFORMATION13• • • • •application client or server. You might choose to run operator or engineering wor

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE14• • • • •Windows Vista cannot be used to host an application server with remote clients.Set up the Windows d

2 • HARDWARE, OPERATING SYSTEM, AND DOMAIN INFORMATION15• • • • • Windows Server 2008 R2 with Service Pack 1 (Standard Edition) Windows Server 2

iiiContentsPreface • What’s in this Installation and Deployment Guide? ... ixAbout the FactoryTalk View documentation...

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE16• • • • •Set up computers with names to be used in productionWhen you install the FactoryTalk Services Platfo

173Pre-installation configurationThis section will guide you through the steps for preparing your computer for installation of the FactoryTalk View SE

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE18• • • • •2. In the left column, select Change settings.3. In the Important Updates drop down, select Never ch

3 • PRE-INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION19• • • • • (Windows 8.1, Windows 8, or Windows Server 2012)Press the Windows button+X, select Control Panel.2.

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE20• • • • •For an overview of best practices for connecting devices over a network, see the Ethernet Design Con

3 • PRE-INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION21• • • • •To disable power saving for the NICThe steps for disabling power saving for the NIC vary slightly for

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE22• • • • •IIS is required on the following computers:Guidelines for different operating systemsBecause of diff

3 • PRE-INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION23• • • • •3. Open the Windows Control Panel, and then double-click Add or Remove Programs.4. On the left side o

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE24• • • • •To finish installing IIS, follow the instructions in the wizardAbout uninstalling IISIf for some rea

3 • PRE-INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION25• • • • •To remove ESC in Windows Server 20081. Select Start > Administrative Tools > Server Manager.2.

ivFACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE• • • • •Set up the Windows domain or workgroup...

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE26• • • • •To remove ESC in Windows Server 20121. On the Windows taskbar, select the Server Manager icon.2. In

3 • PRE-INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION27• • • • •2. In the General tab, under Browsing history, click Settings.3. In the Temporary Internet Files and

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE28• • • • •4. In the System Properties dialog box, click the Advanced tab.5. In the Advanced tab, under Perform

294Installing FactoryTalk View The FactoryTalk View installation DVD provides all the software you need to develop and run distributed systems involvi

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE30• • • • • Studio Enterprise  Site Edition Server Site Edition Client Site Edition Station Stand-alone RS

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW31• • • • •Preparing for installation Ensure that the user installing the software has administrative rights in Wi

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE32• • • • •Microsoft XML 4.0 SP2The welcome screen offers a pull down menu to select the products you would lik

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW33• • • • • Mandatory (greyed-out and checked) software that will be automatically installed as part of the select

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE34• • • • •FactoryTalk Activation WarningSome products require activation using FactoryTalk Activation Manager.

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW35• • • • • After selecting Install IIS, you will see the text appear in this screen at the top:Installing IIS - Th

v CONTENTS• • • • •Select Setup Type... 40SQL Serve

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE36• • • • •Dependent software process termination warningDuring the installation, the Setup Wizard identifies R

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW37• • • • •Providing information for the installThe Setup Wizard will only show this Serial Number entry page when

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE38• • • • •one license agreement on this page. The individual license agreements are listed above the text box.

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW39• • • • •File Location for product installationSelect the location for Rockwell Automation software. If needed, s

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE40• • • • •Select Setup TypeThis dialog box allows you to select the most appropriate type of installation for

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW41• • • • •SQL Server sign-in or installationDuring the installation, the Setup Wizard determines whether a compati

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE42• • • • •Enter and verify the password, then click Next. Strong Password GuidelinesStrong passwords are not r

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW43• • • • • (Windows Server 2012, Windows 8.1, and Windows 8) Press the Windows button+R, and in the Open text box

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE44• • • • •Configuring ProductsIf you selected the Custom setup, you can decide whether to install the demo app

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW45• • • • •Under the FacotyrTalk View Site Edition Server application, you can also decide whether to install the c

viFACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE• • • • •Locking operators into the run-time environment...

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE46• • • • •Checking selections and starting the installation processOnce all the selections are made, the Setup

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW47• • • • •Installation of selected softwareAfter installing prerequisites, the installer automatically installs al

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE48• • • • •Installation completeAfter the FactoryTalk View SE software finishes installing, the Setup Complete

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW49• • • • •http://servername/ftviewclientwhere servername is the name of your FactoryTalk View SE server computer.F

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE50• • • • •7. To install SE Client, click Install FactoryTalk View Site Edition Client on this computer. Follow

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW51• • • • •2. On the Rockwell Automation Support Center page, click the down arrow on the Search Knowledgebase tab.

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE52• • • • •In the search results, look for Patch TOCs related to all the products you installed from the Factor

4 • INSTALLING FACTORYTALK VIEW53• • • • •To specify the Network Directory on client and server computers1. On the Network Directory computer, cli

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555Activating FactoryTalk View softwareFor continuous use of FactoryTalk View SE and other Rockwell Software products, computers running the software

vii CONTENTS• • • • •Administering deployed local station applications ... 999 • Upgrading an

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE56• • • • •What happens if FactoryTalk View is not activated?If the FactoryTalk View components you have instal

5 • ACTIVATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SOFTWARE57• • • • •To ensure that critical software components (redundant HMI servers, for example) can always obt

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE58• • • • •To activate this software product or component Use this keyFactoryTalk View Studio**Includes softwar

5 • ACTIVATING FACTORYTALK VIEW SOFTWARE59• • • • •Sharing keys among multiple software componentsMultiple FactoryTalk View SE software components

FACTORYTALK VIEW INSTALLATION GUIDE60• • • • •runs in view-only mode, choose the view-only option when setting up the client’s configuration file.

616Deploying network distributed applicationsAfter developing and testing a FactoryTalk View Site Edition network distributed application, you can dep

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE62• • • • •Renew data server shortcuts, topics, and device paths.Specify HMI server host compute

6 • DEPLOYING NETWORK DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS63• • • • •About backing up System information with an applicationThe following illustration shows w

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE64• • • • •For example, if you restore System information, and if the Network Directory on the loc

6 • DEPLOYING NETWORK DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS65• • • • •4. In the Explorer window, right-click the application you want to back up, and then clic

viiiFACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE• • • • •I • Index...

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE66• • • • •7. Select or clear the checkbox Encrypt File Contents. If you decide to encrypt file co

6 • DEPLOYING NETWORK DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS67• • • • •After backing up the HMI project files, use Windows Explorer to move the backed-up files

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE68• • • • •2. Select Network, and then click OK.3. In the Explorer window, right-click the Network

6 • DEPLOYING NETWORK DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS69• • • • •7. To restore the application with its original name, clear the check box, Restore into a

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE70• • • • •Repeat steps 1 to 5 on all client and server computers that will participate in the dep

6 • DEPLOYING NETWORK DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS71• • • • •2. In the RSLinx Classic Backup/Restore tool, click Backup.3. Select a folder for the bac

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE72• • • • •3. In the Explorer window, expand the name of the restored application, right-click the

6 • DEPLOYING NETWORK DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS73• • • • •Renew data server shortcuts, topics, and device pathsAfter restoring RSLinx data servers

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE74• • • • •To change the HMI server computer name1. Open the restored application in FactoryTalk V

6 • DEPLOYING NETWORK DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS75• • • • •for production HMI servers, and required for an HMI server that is part of a redundant pa

ixPREFACEWhat’s in this Installation and Deployment Guide?This manual describes the FactoryTalk View Product and System, the tasks to be performed on

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE76• • • • • In the Components tab, select the application components that will start automaticall

6 • DEPLOYING NETWORK DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS77• • • • •The replicate operation copies the primary server’s configuration files, including settin

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE78• • • • •In a network distributed application, FactoryTalk View SE Clients, HMI servers, and dat

6 • DEPLOYING NETWORK DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS79• • • • • (Windows XP and Windows Server 2003). . .\Documents and Settings\All Users\Shared Docum

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE80• • • • •To run an SE Client using the .cli fileDouble-click the client setup file (.cli), in th

817Deploying network station applicationsAfter you finish developing and testing a FactoryTalk View Site Edition network station application, you can

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE82• • • • •Move the network station applicationThere are two steps involved in moving a network st

7 • DEPLOYING NETWORK STATION APPLICATIONS83• • • • •4. Copy the backed up application to the new (production) computer.Specify the Network Direct

FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION INSTALLATION GUIDE84• • • • •If RSLinx Classic is installed on the development and production computers, you can use

7 • DEPLOYING NETWORK STATION APPLICATIONS85• • • • •For information about setting up other data server properties, click Help in the server’s Pro