can someone help me and send to my any note about how I connect to PLC 500 & 5k on line by Ethernet from home using IP address without any program on server
[?]: PLC 500 & 5k on line by Ethernet ?
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Re: [?]: PLC 500 & 5k on line by Ethernet ?
I do it from Europe to system in USA using ciscos VPN.
VPN serer at other end, VPN clinet on my machine (inside a VMware machine btw)
The client now thinks it is on LAN in USA;
Just connect as if I were sitting right there on LAN
Is Cool, can make PLC changes to live plant a other side of world !!
Woody
VPN serer at other end, VPN clinet on my machine (inside a VMware machine btw)
The client now thinks it is on LAN in USA;
Just connect as if I were sitting right there on LAN
Is Cool, can make PLC changes to live plant a other side of world !!
Woody
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Re: [?]: PLC 500 & 5k on line by Ethernet ?
thanks for replying but if you plzzzzz show m how i do it i using windows xp sp3
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Re: [?]: PLC 500 & 5k on line by Ethernet ?
Sorry, I connect to the remote site using a VPN client. This provides "a tunnel" from my home LAN to the sites LAN and puts my machine on the remote LAN just as if I was sitting in the remote location. The VPN Client I use is CISCOs.
Then Control Logix V18 just connects as if I was programming over a local ethernet connection.
The remote site has a VPN server (my VPN client conects to it). The VPN tunnel then sends information over the Internet in an encrypted form.
For My client I use a Windows XP SP3 machine with Control Logix installed on it.
Woody
Then Control Logix V18 just connects as if I was programming over a local ethernet connection.
The remote site has a VPN server (my VPN client conects to it). The VPN tunnel then sends information over the Internet in an encrypted form.
For My client I use a Windows XP SP3 machine with Control Logix installed on it.
Woody