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WinCC Redundancy -- System wide configuration -- Setting up redundant systems
Comparison of exported data with WinCC redundancy
How can you tell that a WinCC client has been switched to another WinCC server?
What should you watch out for in particular when using the WinCC Project Duplicator with downtime monitors and process monitors?
On the WinCC client, how can you determine which server it is connected to?
How can you evaluate the redundancy state of a redundant server pair, make it available for higher-level systems and visualize it?
What options does the WinCC Project Duplicator provide for creating a redundant server project?
Which tags indicate the status of the server?
What is the server prefix for a redundant pair of servers?
How can you make use of redundancy in multi-client projects?
How do you enable and disable redundancy?
Why do clients hang during power-up when you switch to the redundant standby server?
What are the requirements for the operation of SIMATIC WinCC in a Windows network?
Which tags indicate the status of the server?
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Configuration Notes:
The @RedundantServerState tag indicates the redundancy status of the server - this is an internal WinCC system tag. This can be found among the tag management's internal tags.

The @RedundantServerState tag can have the following values:

  • Value 1: This server is the master.
  • Value 2: This server is the standby.
  • Value 3: This server is faulty.
  • Value 4: This server is standalone.

The redundancy option also comes with its own system tags. They are automatically created when redundancy is created.

Keywords:
Redundancy


 Entry ID:22083601   Date:2005-10-13 
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