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© 2012 Invensys. All Rights Reserved. The names, logos, and taglines identifying the products and services of Invensys are proprietary marks of Invensys or its subsidiaries. All third party trademarks and service marks are the proprietary marks of their respective owners.

WW HMI SCADA-03Application Server 2012 R2 New Release

Steven L. Weygandt

Portfolio Product Manager

Device Integration and Application Server

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Overview

Discover the new System Platform Application Server:

• Multiple Galaxy communication and security

• Highly efficient historian redundancy

• Faster

• Easier to configure.

Talk about security

Device Integration

ASB – It’s new

Performance and high availability

Works with redundant Historian

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Top Features: AppServer 2012 R2

OperationEfficiency

Engineering Efficiency

IT Alignment

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Security and more security

Product code was recompiled using latest version of Visual Studio (2010 not 2012) which provides a higher level of cyber security.

Compliance with SDL (Security Development Lifecycle – based upon Microsoft’s best practices)

Significant investment in QA testing of security features

Pro-active program for incorporating and testing fixes related to field discovered security bugs (for example SuiteLink common component)

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Multi-Galaxy Security

Topology for Multi-Galaxy systems will require the use of Microsoft Active Directory

This requirement provides for end-to-end security for all data secured data exchange features of ArchestrA System Platform for the following based upon Security Group restriction and object setting:

• Read

• Write

• Secured Write

• Verified Write

Additionally the Active Directory Security model is enforced when using the IDE and its editors to browse the namespace of other paired Galaxies

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From Field Device to Enterprise

ArchestrA System Platform 2012 R2 provides a comprehensive automation system infrastructure for linking live data from the field for supervisory control and monitoring tasks while simultaneously providing integration with business systems.

Linking of live data from field devices is easy and straight-forward utilizing the Wonderware branded DA Servers, associated DI Objects and third party OPC-DA Servers.

Following is an update about Device Integration new stuff…

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Release Dates for Device Integration New Stuff

DASiDirect 3.0 February 2012

DASABCIP 4.1 SP3 (end October)

DASGESRTP 2.0 (end October)

FactorySuite Gateway 3.0 (end October)

Should we lock down at SuiteLink + DDE + OPC-DA 2.05?

Where is OPC-UA?

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FSGateway installed as InTouch feature

Starting with InTouch 2012, FSGateway is being installed as an InTouch Feature, in order to provide out-of-the-box OPC support and to make our customers’ life easy.

In 2012 R2 we have addressed issues with FSGateway install, uninstall and upgrades.

ASP2012 R2 installs FSGateway version 3.0

Additionally, FSGateway will also be available as stand alone version in the new Device Integration DVD as well as for download from WDN.

Installation of stand alone FSGateway takes ownership of the feature away from InTouch, becoming visible in Add/Remove Programs.

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FSGateway 3.0

Support RequestVT Syntax for explicit coercion (OPCLink replacement) and incorporates latest security fixes

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DASGESRTP 2.0

Support GE PACSystem RX3i and Symbolic Addressing and incorporates latest security fixes

Now requires the new “DAServer” feature line

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DAS RTC 3.0 SP4

For OEM/SI developers using DAS Toolkit

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DASABCIP 4.1 SP3

Firmware 20 Support and rollup of security fixes included in new service pack as a single install

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Device Integration Updates – planned for early to middle of calendar 2013

ModbusTCP

Support Ethernet-Serial bridge TSXETG100

SIMATIC-S7

Windows 7 Support and SIDirect Delta

DASABCIP 5.0

Firmware 21 Support, EN2TR and ETAP router modules support

Note: all updated* DA Servers from 2012 onward require new “DAServer” feature line in the ArchestrA.lic license file

* DASABCIP 4.1 SP3 is a service pack – still requires “IOServer” license feature

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ASB – New Technology, Not Just For Data Acquisition

Key Problems Statements:

1. Integration of products/technologies across Invensys Operation Management with ArchestrA System Platform cannot/should not be achieved by creation of automation objects.

2. For many customers the practical size of a Galaxy is smaller than the technical limits. The must be a mechanism for securely connecting multiple Galaxies together into an integrated system.

3. There must be a mechanism to enable core technologies to be developed once inside Invensys Operations Management and then leveraged across multiple products.

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ASB – New Technology, Not Just For Data Acquisition (hint A&E)

IData - Richer data types, secure transport even over WAN

IBrowse – Extensible namespace browsing. Who needs aliasing? (Next time)

IAuthenticate – Extensible secured token exchange for authority to read/write + secured & verified

Deployed services with central redundant repository and hands free discovery

(Future release of ArchestrA System Platform incorporates Alarm & Events as Idata and secures access and acknowledgement of alarms using Iauthenticate)

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System Platform Multi-Galaxy

I/O Data Server

Information Server

HistorianAutomationObject Server

AutomationObject Server

Visualization Node

Visualization Node

Engineering Station

Engineering Station

Galaxy Repository

Visualization Server

AutomationObject Server

I/O Data Server

Information Server

HistorianAutomationObject Server

Visualization Node

Visualization Node

Engineering Station

Engineering Station

Galaxy Repository

Visualization Server

WAN, Satellite, Radio

Galaxy A

Galaxy B

secure bi-directional data exchange

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Galaxy BGalaxy A

How it Works…

Global Discovery Service (Pair)

Service Config. (IDE)

Service Repository

(GR-A)

Service Repository

(GR-A)Service Host (Platforms)

Service Host (Platforms)

Mx Data Provider

Mx Data Provider

Service Config. (IDE)

Service Repository

(GR-B)

Service Repository

(GR-B)

Data Contract(iData)

ReferenceGalaxyB:Object.Attribute

Service Lookup

Browse Svc Browse Svc

Practical Application:

Common Control Room

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System Platform Multi-Galaxy Config

Multi-Galaxy configuration requires the establishment of “Paired” Galaxies

There may be multiple “Pairs” comprising a cluster of Galaxies

Each Galaxy must have “Enable Remote Pairing” checked to participate in the Multi-Galaxy communications and object browsing

“Paired” Galaxies must be configured for OS Group Security under Active Directory

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Key Concepts of ArchestrA Service Bus

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA): A set of contracts that defines the interactions supported between software components (examples: data exchange, security, alarming, eventing, time series data storage, etc.).

Service Repository: The facility for centralized storage, retrieval and deployment of ArchestrA Services and their configuration.

Service Configuration: An independent configuration tool that is used to configure and deploy ArchestrA Services.

Global Discovery Service: A pair of machines that serve as the global directory for the location of all services in a system.

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Performance & high availability

Deploy platform without redeploying hosted objects

Prevents Active-Active redundant engine at restoration of failed partner

RDI with DIs or DDESuiteLink or OPC proxy properly deactivates FSGateway or DAServer secondary data path

Hotfixes & CRs affecting performance have incorporated in R2

Device Integration products also thoroughly tested on high availability test bench

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Support for Redundant HistorianSpecify only primary Historian node (node name of secondary retrieved from Historian)

Advanced settings drop expander

Enable Late Data behavior simplified

Two independent store and forward repositories

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SQL Express 2008 with SSMSE

Starting InTouch 2012, SQL Express has been installed with InTouch if no SQL Server nor SQL Express is present. However, the version installed does not have a management console.

This has caused issues and prevented users from performing basic tasks such as tuning SQL Express performance, scheduling backups, etc.

With InTouch 2012 R2, the version installed is SQL Express 2008 with SSMSE, which includes a management console.

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.NET 4.0

The 2012 R2 release supports .NET 4.0

ASP 2012 R2 DVD media installs .NET 4.0 if it is not present

Word of caution: • Certain .NET scripts may have to be validated.

• Same for 3rd party .NET controls.

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SP1 and Hotfix rolled up into ASP 2012 R2

SP1 is part of R2

Hotfixes as of end of August 2012 rolled up into R2

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Supported Operating Systems

ASP 2012 R2 does not permit mixing older products together on the same computer with some exceptions (e.g. older DA Servers)

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QUESTIONS?

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THANK YOU

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DEMO