bc_fred Posted November 9, 2010 Report Share Posted November 9, 2010 HI: I am attempting to connect Wonderware InTouch to a Vision 350 PLC via UniOPC. I have installed OPCLink 8.0 for the Wonderware side. I have installed and run UniOPC for the Unitronics' side. I am communicating normally with the PLC via TCP/IP for VisiLogic. My computer is running XP Pro, SP2. I have worked through the UniOPC installation and configuration manual several times. When I get to configuration of OPCEnum as part of DCOM, when I get to the Identity tab in OPCEnum properties, the documentation indicates to select "The System Account (services only)" at the bottom of the Identity tab. However, in my case, this option is unavailable, grayed out. As a clue, when I look at the General tab for the OPCEnum properties, OPCEnum is listed as a Local Server for Application Type, whereas the UniOpc documentation shows it to be a Local Service. Does anyone know any way to make the computer think that OPCEnum is a Local Service rather than a Local Server?? Thanks in advance! Fred Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ofir Posted November 9, 2010 Report Share Posted November 9, 2010 Hi, Are you running both UniOPC server and the Wondeware on the same PC? If yes then you do not need to use OPCEnum. Please note that there is no option to tun UniOPC server as service. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bc_fred Posted November 11, 2010 Author Report Share Posted November 11, 2010 Hi, Are you running both UniOPC server and the Wondeware on the same PC? If yes then you do not need to use OPCEnum. Please note that there is no option to tun UniOPC server as service. Thanks for your comments. I independently discovered that you can start OPCenum as a service by entering "opcenum /service" at the Run command. This allows you to complete the configuration of OPCenum as described in the UniOPC manual dated 16/4/08. There is no mention in that document that you don't need to use OPCenum if you're running both Wonderware and UniOPC on a single computer. In fact, this manual would lead you to believe that both ARE running on a single computer. Regards Fred Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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