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hilscher NIOT-E-TIJCX-GB-RE User Manual (292 pages)
NetIOT Edge Gateway V1.2.0.0
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Table of Contents
User Manual Netiot Edge Gateway
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Table of Contents
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1 Introduction
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About the User Manual
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List of Revisions
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Table 1: List of Revisions
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2 Brief Description
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Figure 1: Edge Gateway Communication Structure
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3 Device Drawings
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Positions of the Interfaces
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Figure 2: Positions of the Interfaces of NIOT-E-TIJCX-GB-RE Front and Top View
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Table 2: Positions of the Interfaces of NIOT-E-TIJCX-GB-RE
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Dimensions
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Figure 3: Dimensions
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4 Connectors and Mounting
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Mounting
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LED Sticker
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Figure 4: Drilling Template
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Figure 5: LED Sticker
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Power Supply
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LAN Connectors
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Real-Time Ethernet Connectors
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USB Connectors
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Table 3: Power Supply Connector
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Serial Interfaces COM1 and COM2
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Table 4: Parameters of the Serial Interface
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Table 5: RS-232 D-Sub
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Table 6: RS-422 D-Sub
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Table 7: RS-485 D-Sub
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Rs-422
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Wi-Fi
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Preparing Gateway for Cellular Communication
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Figure 6: Removing Cover of Card Holder Slot
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Figure 7: Releasing SIM Card Holder Tray
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Figure 8: Pulling out SIM Card Holder Tray
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Figure 9: SIM Card in Tray
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Figure 10: Inserting SIM Card
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Monitor Connectors
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Figure 11: SMA Sockets
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5 Leds
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Positions of the Leds on the Gateway
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Figure 12: Positions of the Leds on NIOT-E-TIJCX-GB-RE
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Gateway Status Leds
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Table 8: Description of Gateway Status Leds
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Leds of the LAN Interface
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Table 9: Leds LAN Interface
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Leds of the PROFINET IO Device Interface
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Table 10: LED States for the PROFINET IO-Device Protocol
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Table 11: LED State Definitions for the PROFINET IO-Device Protocol
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Leds of the Ethernet/Ip Adapter Interface
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Table 12: LED States for the Ethernet/Ip Adapter Protocol
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Table 13: LED State Definitions for the Ethernet/Ip Adapter Protocol
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6 Commissioning the Edge Gateway
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Establishing the IP Address Communication
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Figure 13: Default Settings of the Ethernet Network Connectors
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Using the Web Browser to Establish a Connection with the Edge Gateway
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Using the Host Name
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Figure 14: Device Label: Hostname
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Access to the Edge Gateway in the Windows Network Environment
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Using the IP Address
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7 Edge Gateway Manager
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Calling the Edge Gateway Manager
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Figure 15: Edge Gateway Manager
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Edge Gateway Manager Web Page
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Table 14: Starting Applications with the Edge Gateway Manager
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8 Control Panel
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Opening the Control Panel
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First Login
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Figure 16: Edge Gateway Manager - Setting the Administrator Password
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Secure Connection
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Figure 17: Security Error Message of the Internet Explorer
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Figure 18: Security Error Message of the Firefox Browser (1)
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Figure 19: Security Error Message of the Firefox Browser (2)
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Figure 20: Firefox Dialog Box: Adding Exceptional Safety Rule
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Figure 21: Security Error Message of Google Chrome (1)
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Figure 22: Security Error Message of Google Chrome (2)
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Overview and Main Menu
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Figure 23: Main Menu of the Control Panel
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Table 15: Functional Overview of the Control Panel
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System Information and System Time
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Displaying System Information
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Figure 24: Page Info Center
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Table 16: Info Center: Area System Info
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License Manager
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Figure 25: License Manager with License for the Passive Mode of Operation
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Table 17: Info Center: Area Monitoring
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Table 18: Info Center: Area Temperature
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Figure 26: License Information in Window Details
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Figure 27: Message after the Transfer of the License File into the Edge Gateway
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Displaying the System Log Files
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Figure 28: Control Panel, Page System > Syslog
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Table 19: Numeric Coding of Facility Value in Priority PRI
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Table 20: Numeric Coding of Severity Value in Priority (PRI)
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Table 21: Assignment of Parts of Message Line
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Setting the System Time
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Figure 29: Time Configuration Page
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Table 22: Setting the System Time
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Configure Ports for HTTP/HTTPS Communication
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Figure 30: Port Settings
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Table 23: Default Ports
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Backup and Restore
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Figure 31: Backup and Recovery
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Figure 32: Warning Message
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Figure 33: Backup in Progress
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Figure 34: Backup and Recovery
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Figure 35: Recovery Dialog
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Figure 36: Security Query Prior to System Recovery from Internal Backup File
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Figure 37: Backup and Recovery
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Figure 38: Recovery Dialog (External Source)
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Figure 39: Message Prior to Starting Recovery from External Backup
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Figure 40: Backup and Restore When Backup File Is Present
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Figure 41: Safety Query before Deletion of Local Backup
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Rebooting the System
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Figure 42: Backup and Restore
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Figure 43: Reboot Safety Query
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System Shutdown
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Packet Management
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Managing Packets
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Figure 44: Warning for Consequences of Shutdown
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Network
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Configuring Ethernet Communication (LAN)
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Figure 45: Default LAN-Configuration
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Table 24: Table LAN: Description of the Columns and Elements
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Figure 46: LAN Configuration(Cifx0 Activated)
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Configuring Wireless Communication (Wi-Fi)
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Figure 47: Wi-Fi (Default Setting)
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Figure 48: Wi-Fi Modes of Operation in Selection List Mode
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Table 25: Wi-Fi Modes of Operation in Selection List Mode
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Table 26: Wi-Fi
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Figure 49: Wi-Fi Operating Mode: Access Point
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Table 27: Parameters of the Operating Mode Access Point
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Figure 50: Wi-Fi Operating Mode: Client
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Table 28: Parameters of the Operating Mode Client
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Field
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Table 29: Operating Mode Fieldbus Interface
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Table 30: Operating Modes in the Passive Operating Mode
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Configuring Cellular Communication
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Figure 51: State of Cellular Interface
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Table 31: Modem State
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Figure 52: Connection Configuration Parameter
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Table 32: Access Parameters of Mobile Provider
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Figure 53: Network Information
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Table 33: Network Information
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Table 34: IP Settings
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Configuring IP Routes
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Figure 55: Routes
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Table 35: Parameters of Current Connection Configuration Table
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Figure 56: Defined Routes
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Figure 57: Create New Route
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Table 36: Routes Parameters
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Figure 58: Define New Route
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Configuring Firewall
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Figure 59: Firewall
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Table 37: Parameters Firewall
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Hostname
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Figure 60: Hostname
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Services
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Starting, Stopping and Configuring Services
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Figure 61: List of Default Services
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Table 38: Operating Statuses of the Services
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Table 39: Operating and Display Elements
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Figure 62: OPC-UA Server for Edge Settings Within the Control Panel, Page Network>Field
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Table 40: Parameters of the OPC UA Server for Edge
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User Management
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Managing User Roles
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Figure 63: Page for Configuring Roles
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Table 41: Access Rights Onto Resources
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Table 42: Access Rights to Resources
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Managing User Accounts
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Figure 64: User Account Page
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Security
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Public Key Infrastructure
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Figure 65: Public Key Infrastructure for Managing of Certificates
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Figure 66: Certificate Type Selection List
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Figure 67: Certificate Viewer
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Help
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Session
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User Profile
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Figure 68: Info Page
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Figure 69: User Profile Page
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Logout
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Figure 70: Dialog "Edit User Account
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9 Node-RED - the Wiring Editor
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Modelling Iot Flows with Nodes
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Figure 71: Comparison of the Physical and Logic View
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Figure 72: Wiring the Nodes
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Opening Node-RED
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Figure 73: Node-RED Workspace
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Graphical User Interface
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Figure 74: Node-RED User Interface
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Table 43: Node-RED User Interface
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Figure 75: Node
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Table 44: Node Elements
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Working with Node-RED
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Using Git Hub Repository to Store Flows (Projects)
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Menu Deploy
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Figure 76: Menu Deploy
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Table 45: Commands of Menu Deploy
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Dashboard
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Table 46: Kinds of Widgets for Use in Dashboards
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Table 47: Areas of the Dashboard Configuration
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Figure 77: Dialog "Edit Dashboard Tab Node
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Figure 78: Dialog "Edit Dashboard Tab Node
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Figure 79: Dialog "Edit Dashboard Tab Node
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Figure 80: Dialog "Edit Dashboard Tab Node
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Figure 81: Dialog "Edit Link Node
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Figure 82: Dialog "Edit Link Node
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List of Nodes
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Table 48: List of Standard Nodes
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MQTT Input Node
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Figure 83: MQTT Input Node
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Figure 84: Dialog Box Edit MQTT in Node
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Table 49: Parameter MQTT Input Node
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Figure 85: Dialog Box MQTT Broker Config Node - Tab Connection
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Table 50: Parameters in the Tab Connection
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Figure 86: Dialog Box MQTT Broker Config Node - Tab Security
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Table 51: Parameters in the Tab Security
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Figure 87: Dialog Box MQTT Broker Config Node - Tab Messages
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Table 52: Parameters in the Tab Messages
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MQTT Output Node
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Figure 88: MQTT Output Node
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Figure 89: Dialog Box MQTT Output Node
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Table 53: Parameters of the Edit MQTT Output Node
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10 Examples for Node-RED
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Example 1: Inject and Debug Node
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Example 2: MQTT Input Node
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Figure 90: MQTT Input Node
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Example 3: MQTT Output Node
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Figure 91: MQTT Output Node
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Example 4: Fieldbus Input Node
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Figure 92: Fieldbus Input Node
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Figure 93: Message of the Fieldbus Input Node (Without Error)
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Figure 94: Message of the Fieldbus Input Node (with Error)
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Example 5: Fieldbus Output Node
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Figure 95: Fieldbus Output Node
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11 Configuring and Using the Fieldbus Node
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Overview
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Table 54: Standard Procedure
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Table 55: Configuration Steps
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Configuring the Fieldbus and Defining the Signals
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Creating a New Fieldbus Configuration
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Figure 96: Edit Dialog "Edit Fieldbus in Node
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Figure 97: Dialog Box "Add New Fieldbus Interface Config Node
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Figure 98: Dialog Box "Add New Fieldbus Interface Config Node
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Figure 99: PROFINET Configuration
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Figure 100: Available IO Items (Example in Figure: PROFINET)
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Figure 101: IO Items (Example: PROFINET)
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Figure 102: Dialog „Add New Fieldbus Interface Config Node
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Changing the Existing Fieldbus Configuration
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Figure 103: Error Message - Firmware Does Not Match
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Figure 104: Fieldbus_Node
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Figure 105: Dialog Edit Fieldbus in Node
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Figure 106: Dialog Edit Fieldbus in Node
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Figure 107: Dialog "Edit Fieldbus Interface Config Node
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Figure 108: Button Open Fieldbus Configurator
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Figure 109: Start Screen of the User Interface for Fieldbus Configuration of the Netiot Edge Gateway (the Example in the Figure Shows PROFINET)
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Figure 110: Edit Fieldbus Interface Config Node
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Figure 111: Error Message - Firmware Does Not Match
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12 Configuring PROFINET and Defining Signals
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User Interface
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Menu Commands
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Figure 112: PROFINET User Interface
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Table 56: PROFINET Configuration User Interface
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Project - Save
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GSDML Download
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Printing the Configuration
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Help - Contents
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Help - Information
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Configuration Tree
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PROFINET Configuration
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IO and Signal Configuration
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Signal Definitions Overview
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Download of the GSDML File
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Figure 113: Note: Name of Station
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Table 57: PROFINET Configuration Tree
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Figure 114: List of the Possible Input and Output Modules
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Figure 115: List of the Configured Input and Output Modules
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Table 58: Contents of the Table "IO Items
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Table 59: Controls of the Table "IO Items
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Figure 116: Selected IO Item (Module) for Which You Define Signals
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Figure 117: List of the Signal Names of an IO Item (Module)
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Table 60: Contents of Table „IO Item
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Table 61: Contents of the Table „Signals
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Table 62: Controls of the Table „Signals
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Table 63: Data Types for Signal Names
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Table 73: Data Types for Signal Names
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Figure 118: List of the Configured Input and Output Modules
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Figure 119: List of the Send and Receive Signals
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Table 64: Columns of the Table of the Send and Receive Signals
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Help
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13 Configuring Ethernet/Ip and Defining Signals
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User Interface
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Menu Commands
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Figure 120: Ethernet/Ip User Interface
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Table 65: Ethernet/Ip Configuration User Interface
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Project - Save
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EDS Download
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Printing the Configuration
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Help - Contents
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Help - Information
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Figure 54: IP Settings
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Figure 121: IP Settings
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Table 66: Ethernet/Ip Configuration Tree
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IO and Signal Configuration
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Table 67: Parameters for Setting the IP Addresses
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Figure 122: List of the Possible Send and Receive Assemblies
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Figure 123: List of the Configured Send and Receive Assemblies
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Table 68: Contents of the Table „IO Items
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Figure 124: Selected IO Item (Assembly) for Which You Define Signals
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Table 69: Controls of the Table „IO Items
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Table 70: Contents of the Table „IO Items
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Figure 125: List of the Signal Names of an IO Item (Assembly)
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Table 71: Contents of the Table „IO Items
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Table 72: Controls of the Table „Signals
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Figure 126: List of the Configured Send and Receive Assemblies
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Signal Definitions Overview
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Figure 127: List of the Send and Receive Signals
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Table 74: Columns of the Table of the Send and Receive Signals
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Download of the EDS File
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Help
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14 Edge Server
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Function Principle
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Communication with IT-Network and Mobile Devices
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Figure 128: Edge Server Structure
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Communication with the OT-Network
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Access Rights to the REST API
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Functions of the Edge Server
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Table 75: Functions of the Edge Server
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Internal Structure of the Edge Server
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Figure 129: Edge Server Environment
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Figure 130: Internal Structure of the Edge Server
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Edge Server Control Center
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Starting the Edge Server Control Center
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Functions
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Figure 131: Netiot Edge Server Icon Within the Edge Gateway Manager
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Service List
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Figure 132: Edge Server Control Center
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Table 76: Symbols for the State of Operation in the Service List
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Configuration of the Edge Server
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The Configuration of IP Address Area
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Figure 133: Server Configuration
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Figure 134: Configuration of the Scan Settings
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Figure 135: Correct Configuration of the Scan Settings
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Selecting the Protocols to Scan for Field Devices
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Figure 136: Scan Protocol Configuration
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15 Isolated Application Execution with Docker
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Docker, Image, Container and Repository
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Prerequisites for Working with Docker
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Working with Docker Via the Web GUI
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The Portainer.io Interface
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Commissioning
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Figure 137: after the Start of the Docker-Service Within the Control Panel
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Starting the Portainer.io Interface for Working with the Containers
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Figure 138: Tile Docker in the Edge Gateway Manager
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Figure 139: Initial Call of Portainer.io
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Figure 140: Portainer.io - Initial Screen Home (Endpoints)
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Figure 141: View of Portainer.io Dashboard
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Figure 142: Container List (Portainer.io)
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Functions for Working with Containers
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Table 77: Functions for Working with Containers
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Example: Execute Web Server NGINX as a Container
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Figure 143: NGINX Example- Screen Page "Create Container
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User Management
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Figure 144: Portainer.io - Entry Page Home
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Figure 145: Portainer.io - Page Users > User Management
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Figure 146: Portainer.io - Display of User Details
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Registry Management
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Figure 147: Tile Docker Within the Edge Gateway Manager
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Figure 148: Portainer.io - Entry Page Home
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Figure 149: Portainer.io - Page Registries (Registry Management)
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Figure 150: Portainer.io - Page Registries (Registry-Management), Authentication Has Been Activated
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Figure 151: Portainer.io - Page Create Registry (Registries > Add Registry)
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Table 78: Meaning of Columns of Tab Le of All Current Registries
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Figure 152: Tile Docker Within the Edge Gateway Manager
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Figure 153: Portainer.io - Entry Page Home
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Figure 154: Portainer.io - Page Registries (Registry Management)
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Figure 155: Portainer.io - Page Registries (Registry-Management), Authentication Has Been Activated
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Figure 156: Portainer.io - Page Create Registry (Registries > Add Registry)
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Figure 157: Portainer.io - Page Create Registry (Registries > Add Registry), Custom Registry Selected
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Table 79: Meaning of Columns of Tab Le of All Current Registries
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Figure 158: Portainer.io - Page Registries (Registry-Management)
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Figure 159: Portainer.io - Registry Access
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Figure 160: Portainer.io - Registry Access
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Stack Management
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Figure 161: Portainer.io - Entry Page Home
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Figure 162: Portainer.io - Page Create Stacks (Stacks > Add Stack)
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Figure 163: Portainer.io - Creating a Stack Via Web Editor
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Figure 164: Portainer.io - Area "Upload
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Figure 165: Portainer.io - Creating a Stack Using Githib
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16 Public Key Infrastructure
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Asymmetric Encryption
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Figure 166: Process of Asymmetric Encryption
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Certificates and Keys
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Table 80: Attributes Concerning the Issuer and Owner of the Certificate zum Zertifikats-Aussteller und Zertifikats-Inhaber
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Hierarchy of Trust
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File Formats for Certificate and Key Files
241
Use Cases
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Use Case 1: Verification of the Authenticity of the Communication Partner (Server)
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Figure 167: Use Case 1: Verification of the Authenticity of the Communication Partner (Server)
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Table 81: Overview Use Cases
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Use Case 2: Server Certificates for Edge Gateway Services
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Figure 168: Use Case 2: Server Certificates for Edge Gateway Services
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Use Case 3: Client Certificates for Specific Servers
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Verification of the Authenticity of the Communication Partner Using Trustworthy Certificates
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Upload a Trustworthy Certificate into the Edge Gateway
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Download of Certificates from the Edge Gateway into a File
249
Removing Certificates no Longer Considered as Trustworthy
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Working with Server Certificates for Inbound Connections
250
Uploading a a Pair of Certificate File and Key File for HTTPS und OPC UA Server
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Working with Certificates for HTTPS and OPC UA Server
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Working with Key Files for HTTPS and OPC UA Server
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Working with Client Authentication Certificates for Outbound Connections
256
Uploading a Pair of Certificate and Corresponding Key File for Client Authentication
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Working with Certificates for Client Authentication
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Working with Key Files for Client Authentication
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17 Firmware Recovery
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Overview
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Prerequisites
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Step-By-Step Instructions
266
Figure 169: Formatting USB Stick
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Figure 170: Format USB STICK Dialog Window
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Figure 171: Formatted USB Stick
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Figure 172: Prepared USB Stick
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Figure 173: BIOS Start Screen
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Figure 174: BIOS Setup Menu
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Figure 175: Boot Options Tab in BIOS Setup Menu
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Figure 176: Boot Option #1 in BIOS Setup Menu
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Figure 177: List for Boot Option #1
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Figure 178: Save & Exit Tab
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Figure 179: Save & Reset Security Question
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Figure 180: Boot Options Question
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Figure 181: Firmware Update in Progress
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18 Technical Data
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Technical Data NIOT-E-TIJCX-GB-RE
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Technical Data PROFINET IO Device
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Technical Data Ethernet/Ip Adapter
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19 Decommissioning, Dismounting and Disposal
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Putting the Device out of Operation
278
Removal of Battery
278
Disposal of Waste Electronic Equipment
279
20 Appendix
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Legal Notes
280
List of Figures
284
List of Tables
289
Contacts
292
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