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Collecting data from multiple remote sites or aggregating, as it is generally referred to, is a big part of geographically distributed control operations. Having a macro picture of your operations ...
The more regulated your industry, the more likely it is that you have a cybersecurity team that is extremely vigilant about gaps in security. Traditionally, remote OPC tunneling has generally always ...
The word tunneling, when it comes to industrial automation and data, typically goes together with OPC. OPC tunneling is generally the most common form of tunneling, but what if your data sources ...
The letters O - P - C get thrown around a lot these days in the context of the industrial automation industry. But it's important to understand that OPC is not a one-size-fits-all standard. There are ...
This is Part 10 of our “25 Things to Consider when Choosing an OPC Tunnel” series. Are there ways to connect a Windows system to a non-Windows system with the Tunnel solution? Since OPC was designed ...
This is Part 9 of our “25 Things to Consider when Choosing an OPC Tunnel” series. Will a tunneler support redundant tunnel paths? Redundancy is typically a more complex topic than it might sound ...
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This is Part 8 of our “25 Things to Consider when Choosing an OPC Tunnel” series. What flexibility is there in how ports are configured? Depending on your level of knowledge regarding OPC tunneling ...
This is Part 7 of our “25 Things to Consider when Choosing an OPC Tunnel” series. How does the OPC tunneling solution work in a mixed Windows OS environment. If you have ever used DCOM between two ...