Copyright © 2007 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All rights reserved. EtherNet/IP Overview.

Copyright © 2007 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All rights reserved.

EtherNet/IPOverview


Agenda

• Overview of Key Differentiators– Established– Standard– More Than A Fieldbus

• Conclusion/Wrap Up• Additional Details


EtherNet/IP – Differentiator #1

EtherNet/IP

Differentiator #1

Established


EtherNet/IP – Timeline

Ethernet first used in industrial applications in the 1970s… Ethernet first used in industrial applications in the 1970s…

…EtherNet/IP is the network of the present and future for industrial automation …EtherNet/IP is the network of the present and future for industrial automation

Established


EtherNet/IP - Metrics Summary

• Products in all major categories

• Node Shipments:> 1,300,000 total> 830,000 RA> 31% CAGR for RA nodes > 22% over last FY

• Vendor Adoption:> 175 vendor IDs> 250 vendors with products> 445 identified products

70,500

663,000

14,400,000

26% Modbus TCP

25.4% EtherNet/IP

2.9% Fl-Net

2.1% FF-HSE

2% PROFInet

From ARC Advisory Group Report – Title: ‘Industrial Ethernet

Worldwide Outlook Market and Forecast Through 2009’ –

May/2005

Established

2004 Shipments of Industrial Ethernet Devices by Protocol


EtherNet/IP – Who’s On Board?Established

170+ EtherNet/IP Vendor IDs Assigned

170+ EtherNet/IP Vendor IDs Assigned


EtherNet/IP – Available Product Types

Controllers

Drives

I/O Devices Instruments

Robots

Business System

Programming TerminalsHMI

Valves

Switches

Media

RFID

Weigh Scales

Established


EtherNet/IP – Worldwide AdoptionEstablished

For high performance I/O & motion



EtherNet/IP

Differentiator #2

Standard…

Not “Standards-Based”


EtherNet/IP - Standard

• EtherNet/IP…– Is an open network specified and maintained by ODVA and ControlNet International– Uses standard COTS electronics components to build products – Uses standard switches and other infrastructure products– Adheres to international standard organizations

• IEEE 802.3

• ISO/IEC 8802-3

• IEC 61158

• IEC 61784-1

• ISO 15745

Standard


EtherNet/IP – Standard Protocol Model

Physical Layer

CSMA / CD

IP

TCP UDP

FTP SMTP HTTP VOIP DNS SNMP

File Transfer

EmailWeb

Voice/Video

Management

Servers

Standard Ethernet

Implementation of OSI Model

Standard

CIP

EtherNet/IP

Application Layer

STANDARD


“standards-based” Protocols

Physical Layer

CSMA / CD

IP

TCP/UDP

Application Layer

STANDARD

From IONA Handbook 2005

Standard

Starts Out as Standard Model and is Modified

IRT H/W Support w/

Switching Technology

IP

TCP / UDP

RT Stack

Application Layer

Non RT PROFInet V3

Switch

Standard Ethernet

Controller

IP

TCP / UDPRT Stack

Application Layer

Non RT PROFInet V2

NON -

STANDARD

NON -

STANDARD


Standard vs. “standards-based”

• Standard– Uses standard switches– Integrates easily into existing

Ethernet installations and corporate networks

– Requires no special training or knowledge from IT workforce

• “Standards-based”– Requires the use of proprietary switches

or protected segments– Potential integration issues with existing

Ethernet installations– Requires extra training and knowledge

from IT workforce

“standards-based”: definition - Proprietary

Standard


EtherNet/IP – Customer TestimonialStandard


EtherNet/IP – The Standard for the Automotive Plant Floor Standard


CIP – One Protocol Across Three Networks

WLAN

CIP

• Access of the entire control system from a single location• Seamless messaging over multiple networks• No extra programming, no black boxes!!

Standard



EtherNet/IP

Differentiator #3

More Than a Fieldbus


EtherNet/IP – Technology Convergence

Mix Business, Industrial, and Commercial Technologies to Solve Applications – Plant-wide

Mix Business, Industrial, and Commercial Technologies to Solve Applications – Plant-wide

Email

Webpage

RemoteAccess

Video/VoiceOver IP

Other Commercial

Technologies

Wireless

FTP

Commercial Technologies

Controllers

Business System

Programming Terminals

HMIBusiness & Traditional Plant Floor

Applications

Robots

I/O Devices

Real-Time Plant Floor

Control Applications

Drives

Instruments



Large EtherNet/IP Applications

Brewing / BeverageBrewing / BeverageAutomotiveAutomotive

Construction MaterialsConstruction MaterialsPrintingPrinting

• 520 Nodes:– 36 Controllers– 284 I/O Nodes– 48 Drives– 152 HMI / Computers

• 1620+ Nodes:– 135 Controllers– 419 Weld Machines & I/O Nodes– 113 Drives– 348 HMI / Computers– 711 Robots– 7 Cameras

• 628 Nodes:– 8 Controllers– 120 I/O Nodes– 495 Drives– 5 HMI / Computers

• 810+ Nodes:– 32 Controllers– 384 I/O Nodes– 192 Drives– 31 HMI / Computers– 170+ Other EtherNet/IP Devices

• 3400 Nodes

The tools that these applications use to succeedThe tools that these applications use to succeed



EtherNet/IP – Expanding Capabilities

• EtherNet/IP Safety follows DeviceNet Safety • EtherNet/IP will continue to enhance information integration capabilities between plant floor and enterprise

IT IntegrationIT IntegrationSafetySafety

• EtherNet/IP systems will continue to evolve and add security measures

SecuritySecurity

• EtherNet/IP… the standard for Time Sync and Motion Control

Time Sync and MotionTime Sync and Motion



EtherNet/IP Summary

EtherNet/IP is…• Standard

– Standard, unmodified Ethernet 802.x– No special hardware requirements

• Established– Real-Time I/O control since 2001– 1+ Million EtherNet/IP devices sold– 33% CAGR– 160+ Vendors– 400+ Products Available

• More than a Fieldbus– Mix commercial and industrial technology on 1

network– Huge applications

• 1620+ Nodes• 810+ Nodes• 620+ Nodes

– Motion & Safety Devices Available



EtherNet/IP - Key Differentiators

• EtherNet/IP is:– Established– Standard– More Than a Fieldbus


EtherNet/IP – Additional Details

Additional Details

• Safety• IT Integration• Time Sync and Motion• Security• RA EtherNet/IP Portfolio


EtherNet/IP Safety

The Underlying TechnologyThe Underlying Technology

Currently ShippingCurrently Shipping

Spec Done – Products in Development – Available Late 2007

Spec Done – Products in Development – Available Late 2007


Example EtherNet/IP Safety System

GuardPLC 1600/1800 EtherNet/IP Enabled

GuardLogix Controller

Standard EtherNet/IP I/O

CompactLogix Controller

EtherNet/IP Safety I/O*

Network for Standard

and Safety Messaging

* = 4QCY2007

GuardLogix Controller

GuardPLC I/O on EtherNet/IP


• Integrates Easily with Business Systems and Corporate Infrastructure

• Makes Information Available Anywhere You Need it

Corporate Database

…because EtherNet/IP is standard Ethernet …because EtherNet/IP is standard Ethernet

Email Cell Phones

Pagers

Web Pages

Alarm in Zon

[email protected]

[email protected]

To:cc:

Alarm in Zone #1. Please Check Tank Level.

Windows - Email Express X- O

SQLXMLODBC

EtherNet/IP – IT Integration

Send Plant Info to Cell Phones or Pagers via Email

Send Plant Info to Cell Phones or Pagers via Email

Create Custom Web Pages with Data From Your Controller

Create Custom Web Pages with Data From Your Controller


EtherNet/IP – IT Integration - Applications

Commercial TechnologyIndustry Standard

Protocol/TechnologyRA Interface

Email SMTP EWEB, ENBT, ENIW

RFID Sockets EWEB

Cell Phone / Pager SMTP EWEB, ENBT, ENIW

Custom Web Pages HTTP EWEB

Corporate Database XML, OPC, ODBC, MTS/COM+, Oracle OCI, SAP, SQL Server

EWEB, ENBT, RSSQL


• RSSQL– EtherNet I/P Windows Box SQL Server DB, Oracle DB, ODBC,

MTS/COM+

• 1756-EWEB– Data presented in XML format– Socket Connections to Proprietary Systems– Custom Web Pages perfect for Portal– Authenticated Email

EtherNet/IP – IT Integration

ControllereWEB

Module

Business Applications

XML

Data


EtherNet/IP – Time Sync and Motion

• EtherNet/IP (CIP) can meet the requirements of motion networking and deliver additional benefits to the user– Lower system costs

• Broad acceptance of EtherNet/IP on the factory floor• Uses standard, commercial Ethernet technology

– Better system performance • Technology is available TODAY to provide the performance required

– IEEE 1588 time synchronization services– High performance switches

– Simplified Integration• Fewer “specialty” networks required• Motion drives with other EtherNet/IP device on the same network

– Future Proof - Leverage existing and future network enhancements• Safety, Security, 1G, 10G, etc.


EtherNet/IP – Flat Network Topology

EtherNet/IP

• Lower system cost• Better system performance

• Simplified integration• Future Proof

EtherNet/IP


EtherNet/IP - CIP Motion

• Prototype demonstrated at various venues

– 2004 Automation Fair (futures room)

– 2004 SPS/IPC/Drives Show in Germany

– 2005 Hannover Fair in Germany– 2005 ARC Event in Japan– 2005 Automation Fair

(EtherNet/IP booth)• Enhanced prototype shown at

– 2005 SPS/IPC/Drives Show in Germany

– 2006 Hannover Fair– 2006 Automation Fair

(EtherNet/IP booth)


How Can I Improve My Automation Security?

“…the key to managing risk is the planning, implementation and interdependencies of

process, policies, procedures and people in combination with the selection of appropriate

security best-of-breed technology products and/or services”

The True Meaning of Security, a whitepaper by WorldComhttp://www1.worldcom.com/us/resources/library/reports/security/true_security.pdf

“Security, isn’t a technology problem –

it’s a process problem”

“In the physical world, you lock the doors of your house, you set burglar alarms….we haven’t

developed that sixth sense in the digital world”John Thompson, Chairman and CEO, Symantec

USA Today

• The key to improving security is understanding and lowering the risk to acceptable levels

– There is no such thing as perfect security (or zero risk)

– 80% of the cost is in the last 20% of risk reduction

• Technology alone is not the answer

• Security is 20% technology and 80% process, policy, and procedure

Automation Security is all about managing risk Automation Security is all about managing risk


Application Of Products and Services

• Application of products and services supporting multiple layers of defense– Create “walls” around critical assets on the Plant Floor– Logically separate Plant Floor from the Corporate Enterprise– Create small “holes” in the Inner Wall only as required

The WorldThe World

The EnterpriseThe Enterprise

The Plant FloorThe Plant Floor

DefenseDefenseInIn

DepthDepth

The Inner Fortress Walls: Firewalls & other Security

Tools focused on Plant Floor

The Outer Fortress Walls: Firewalls, VPN, Virus Protection

& other IT Security Tools

Improve security by “minimizing your attack

profile”

Improve security by “minimizing your attack

profile”


Detailed Description of “Defense in Depth”

CorporateIntranet Automation Network

Step #1 - User Authentication and Authorization

Step #2 - Perimeter Enforcement

Step #4 - Unauthorized Access Detection

Step #5 - Device Enforcement

Corporate SecurityPolicies Defined


RA can help customers today…

Problem Solution

Plant floor personnel don’t understand industrial automation security issues and lack technical security expertise

Security Services understands automation problem and speaks the language of IT

Security patches to windows based PCs on factory floor is problematic

Better defenses provided by Security Services allow patches to be tested and applied when convenient

Worms or viruses on a windows PC Improve defenses with Security Services

Natural or man made disaster RSMACC

Unintended actions (accidents) caused by employees and other authorized visitors

RSAssetSecurity with better defenses as recommended by Security ServicesUnauthorized actions by employees and other

authorized visitors

Unauthorized actions by unauthorized people


RA’s Integrated Security Offering

SecureAutomationTM

ManufacturingProcessAssuranceTMManufacturingProcessAssuranceTM

RSAssetSecurityTMRSAssetSecurityTM

Access DetectionAccess Detection

Access Logs

Intrusion Detection

Intrusion Protection

Access ControlAccess Control

CIP Firewall

IT Infrastructure

(Firewall, Switch, etc.)

User Authentication and Authorization Security Configuration Administration

Security ServicesNetwork Services

Education and TrainingEducation and Training

Standards, Paid SeminarsPresentations, white papers, articles


EtherNet/IP – Rockwell Portfolio

PanelView Plus

FLEX I/O

SLC 5/05PLC-5E

ControlLogix Industrial PC

ALLEN-BRADLEYPowermonitor I

V 473 465 471A 865 852 859

PowerMonitor

MicroLogix

SoftLogix 5800

ControlLogix I/O

FlexLogix

Drives

EtherNet/IP products are web-enabled

POINT I/O

CompactLogix

Full set of Services


EtherNet/IP – Rockwell Portfolio Cont’d


EtherNet/IP – Rockwell Portfolio Cont’d

Controllers:• MicroLogix 1100• PLC-5E • SLC-5/05• ControlLogix• FlexLogix• CompactLogix• SoftLogix

HMI:• RSView 32/SE/ME• PanelView Standard• PanelView Plus• VersaView Computers• InView Message Displays

Drives:• EtherNet/IP – Scanport• PF - 7x• PF - 40

I/O:• 1756 - ControlLogix• 1794 - FLEX• 1734 - POINT• 1738 - ArmorPoint• 1732 - ArmorBlock

Communication Interfaces:• EtherNet/IP – Serial• EtherNet/IP – DeviceNet• Modem Dial-in

Power Monitor

MCC:• IntelliCENTER (soon)

RSI:• Full suite of products

RA Networking Services


Questions?

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