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Getting Started SIPLACE Explorer 3 SIPLACE Explorer Runtime Envi ronment from 3.11 (R20-2) Edition 11/2020 EN 1 9 3 Fig. 3 - 4 RTE - SE security manager  Select the relevant security l evel from the follo wing options :…

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SIPLACE Explorer Runtime Environment can be operated and the relevant production line web-

sites viewed with these default users. 3

You can also manage access to the tools, with the SE Security Manager. For more details, please

refer to Section “SE Security Manager” on page 18. 3

3.4 SE Security Manager

The SE Security Manager can be used to manage access to the SIPLACE Explorer Runtime En-

vironment tools. Select a security level here and specify the data for establishing a connection to

the factory database. 3

3.4.1 Using the SE Security Manager

 Start the SE Security Manager via the Programs  SIPLACE Explorer  SE Security

Manager menu in Windows.

 When you start the SE Security Manager for the first time, the SIPLACE Explorer login dialog

will open. Log in as a default user, with the user name "Admin" or "Operator" and with an empty

password.

Fig. 3 - 3 RTE - SE security manager

 The SE Security Manager will open.

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Fig. 3 - 4 RTE - SE security manager

 Select the relevant security level from the following options:

– No security

Any user can start any of the SIPLACE Explorer Runtime Environment tools without the

– Use default logon

Only the two default users with empty passwords ("Admin" and "Operator") can start the

SIPLACE Explorer Runtime Environment tools. When a tool is started for the first time, the

– Use factory-based security

Only users who have been defined in the User Management feature of the Factory

Configuration Utility can start the SIPLACE Explorer Runtime Environment tools. For more

details, please refer to Section “User Management” on page 86. When a tool is started for

the first time, the login dialog will appear.

 If you have enabled the security level Use factory-based security, you will need to specify the

data for establishing a connection to the factory database. Specify the following information:

– Microsoft SQL Server:port number

You can add the port number to the SQL Server instance, separated by a colon, for

example: PLK0495A\SIPLACE_2005EXPR:12345.

– Database name

– User name

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– Database password

 After entering this information, click on the OK button. The SE Security Manager will try to

establish a connection to the database, using the specified parameters.

NOTE

If you have enabled the security level Use default logon or Use factory-based security, the

use the tool. 3

NOTE

If you have enabled the security level Use factory-based security, a connection will be

established to the factory database at login and tool start, in order to authenticate the user. If

SIPLACE Explorer is unable to establish a connection to the factory database, the tool will not be

started. 3

NOTE

You only need to log in when you start a SIPLACE Explorer Runtime Environment tool for the first

time. After successfully starting this tool, other tools can be started without the 'login' dialog. This

setting remains active until you restart SIPLACE Explorer Runtime Environment. 3

3.5 SE Manager

The SE Manager is used to select one or more production lines to be monitored. With the SE

Manager, monitoring can be started and stopped for the selected production line and SIPLACE

Explorer applications can be initialized. 3

The SE Manager can also be used to manually check if there are line configuration deviations in

OIS/SIS and SIPLACE Explorer. 3

This section will describe the following actions: 3

– “Using the SE Manager” on page 21

– “Starting Production Line Monitoring in SIPLACE Explorer” on page 25

– “Manually Checking the SIPLACE Explorer Configuration for Problems” on page 26