Windows Scada project upload in Ubutu

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  • #15288
    rajatdas2005
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    Hi, I have installed rapid scada in a windows system, where I have created one project, and it is working fine. Now I have also installed rapid scada in a Ubuntu system. Next I want to transfer this windows rapid scada project in the ubuntu system and run it. Can you kindly mention the steps in detail ?

    #15289
    manjey73
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    In the deployment profile, specify where to transfer the project. Specify the IP of your Ubuntu server there instead of localhost

    • This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by manjey73.
    #15295
    rajatdas2005
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    Hi Thank you. Current I am building the project in a windows system and while deploying the project the ip section is blank and opening in localhost. Now in this section do I need to put the Ubuntu machine ip and open that in the browser ?

    #15300
    manjey73
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    Yes, when you debug a project on a local PC, you can transfer it to a production Server by specifying its IP already. And the browser is already open on the remote PC, if the WEB server is located there.

    #15303
    Mikhail
    Moderator

    Hi,
    Check this video.

    #15304
    rajatdas2005
    Participant

    Thank you. For this both windows and ubuntu system need to be in the same network ?

    #15305
    manjey73
    Participant

    The Ubuntu server can be remote with a real IP address (for example, on a VDS server) or connected to your server via VPN.
    And there is also an option when the Scada Agent connects via proxy mode. There are many connection options.

    #15306
    rajatdas2005
    Participant

    Actually this ubuntu server is a remote one, and I access this via ssh with .pem key and ip address. So in the deployment profile secret key section do I need to put the .pem key values ?

    #15307
    manjey73
    Participant

    No. .your pem key is used to access the remote server via ssh.
    To transfer the project from the Administrator, you need to open TCP port 10002 for ScadaAgent to work. Configure the firewall accordingly.

    The secret key and passwords in Scada are already internal protection methods so that third-party Scada Administrators cannot connect to your Scada Server and change the data.

    #15308
    manjey73
    Participant

    Flies separately, cutlets separately 🙂

    #15309
    Mikhail
    Moderator

    Check that you can establish a connection from Windows to Linux by TCP on port 10002 using any network utility. Then use the Administrator app.

    #15312
    rajatdas2005
    Participant

    I am not able to establish connection from Windows to remote Linux machine (It has a public ip). So not able to deploy the project. Next if I simply copy and paste the whole project itself in the remote linux machine, then how to run it in that machine ?

    #15313
    manjey73
    Participant

    service scadaserver6 start
    or
    systemctl start scadaserver6.service

    (restart, stop, status)
    (scadaagent6, scadacomm6, scadaweb6)

    the rest is by analogy

    Check for uwf on the remote Ubuntu machine. This is another firewall that can block your access

    • This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by manjey73.
    • This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by manjey73.
    #15320
    Mikhail
    Moderator

    if I simply copy and paste the whole project itself in the remote linux machine, then how to run it in that machine ?

    No, because a project is converted into the runtime format before sending.
    Check ScadaAgent.log on the Linux machine.

    #15321
    rajatdas2005
    Participant

    Earlier I have installed rapid-scada in the remote Linux machine, and all the 4 services is running. firewall I will check.


    @Mikhail
    , I am not able to deploy the project in the remote Linux machine, so where to check the ScadaAgent.log file ?

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