Kill (stop) control manager
- mkoller
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Re: Kill (stop) control manager
Try using the other DP: _Managers_2.Exit
- vedadramovic
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Re: Kill (stop) control manager
Hi Martin,
thank you very much for fast reply.
I forgot about Managers_2.Exit.
is there a way to go thru pmon details of other scada server or a simple way to get managerID of other scada redundant server by its parameters?
Best regards,
Vedad
thank you very much for fast reply.
I forgot about Managers_2.Exit.
is there a way to go thru pmon details of other scada server or a simple way to get managerID of other scada redundant server by its parameters?
Best regards,
Vedad
- mkoller
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Re: Kill (stop) control manager
pmon opens a TCP socket which is used to communicate with it, either locally (which the console does) or also remotely - if the port can be reached from any other server. (See our help for the details of the pmon protocol to query the list of managers, etc.
and check the pmon config entry "localAddress")
and check the pmon config entry "localAddress")
- vedadramovic
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Re: Kill (stop) control manager
Thank you Martin.
pmon is accesible over TCP from other locations.
I was wondering if I could use in control manager on first SCADA server functions like: pmonGetCount(), pmonGetName(), pmonGetOptions(), pmonGetNum()...
to find out specific manager id on second redundant server?
Thanks,
Vedad
pmon is accesible over TCP from other locations.
I was wondering if I could use in control manager on first SCADA server functions like: pmonGetCount(), pmonGetName(), pmonGetOptions(), pmonGetNum()...
to find out specific manager id on second redundant server?
Thanks,
Vedad
- Gertjan van Schijndel
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Re: Kill (stop) control manager
You could use the function 'convManIdToInt', if you know the manager properties, to get a manager id.
You can find out which managers are running thru the '_Connections..*' datapoint elements.
You can find out which managers are running thru the '_Connections..*' datapoint elements.
- mkoller
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Re: Kill (stop) control manager
no, that's not possible since these functions directly read the local shared memory
- vedadramovic
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Re: Kill (stop) control manager
Thank you very much Gertjan.
- vedadramovic
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Re: Kill (stop) control manager
Thank you Martin for fast and precise response.
Best regards,
Vedad
Best regards,
Vedad