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• • • • •RSVIEW SUPERVISORY EDITION USER’S GUIDEIf this happens, install another HMI or data server on a different computer and then movesome of the HMI project components, or some of the OPC server tags, to the new server.This distributes the processing load across computers more effectively and provides betterperformance.HMI server restrictionsServer NamesThe names of HMI servers are stored by FactoryTalk Directory, and are not deleted, evenif you remove an HMI server from all applications in which it is used and then delete theHMI server’s project files.The name of every HMI server must be unique. This means that:• you cannot re-use an HMI server’s name, even after you delete the HMI server.• if multiple users share the same FactoryTalk Directory, the names of all HMI serverscreated by all users must be unique. Similarly, if multiple applications share the sameFactoryTalk Directory, the name of each HMI server in each application must beunique.Number of serversEach area in a distributed application can contain only one HMI server.When deploying a distributed application for production, ensure that there are no morethan 2 HMI servers running on each computer. If the HMI servers are set up forredundancy, only 1 server per computer is permitted.For more information about system limits and requirements, see the RSView SupervisoryEdition Installation Guide.Setting up HMI server propertiesAfter adding an HMI server, you can use the HMI Server Properties dialog box to:• select a startup type for the HMI server.• set up redundancy for the HMI server, and specify the name of the second computerthat will host the redundant HMI server.• select the components that will run when the HMI server starts up.• specify macros that will run when the HMI server shuts down, and, if redundancy hasbeen set up, when the HMI server becomes active or goes into standby mode.• change the name of the computer on which the HMI server is running.5-12
5 • WORKING WITH DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS• • • • •You must set up the properties of each HMI server in a distributed application separately.To open the HMI Server Properties dialog box1. In RSView Studio or the RSView Administration Console, in the Explorer window,right-click the HMI server, and then click Properties.5 • PlaceholderFor details about the options in the HMI Server Properties dialog box, click Help.Specifying how the server starts upYou can set an HMI server to start up on demand, when the first client connects to it, or tostart when the operating system initializes. After an HMI server has finished starting, it issaid to be loaded. After an HMI server has finished stopping, it is said to be unloaded.When the HMI server is loaded, the user can edit the server’s HMI project using RSViewStudio, and connect clients to the HMI server. A client can be RSView Studio, theRSView Administration Console, or the RSView SE Client.5-13
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