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3.2.4 SFTP server
File access via SFTP
The Inline controller has an SFTP server for accessing the file system. Software updates,
for example, can be downloaded from the PC to the Inline controller in this way. The SFTP
server can only be activated and deactivated via the SCA system shell (see Section 3.2.2 ).
A password can be set for user “sftpuser” to facilitate this access. SSH access can be acti-
vated in parallel to SFTP. Only the device manufacturer can use this to diagnose the con-
troller based on command lines.
3.3 Startup
In the delivery state, the Inline controller has a standard configuration. Settings such as IP
address, time, and time zone must be specifically defined.
The following software components of the Inline controller are active in the delivery state:
– The system shell waits for inputs.
– The I/O server detects the connected Inline terminals and opens its interfaces for the
startup website and for Sedona and Niagara.
– The startup webserver hosts the startup website.
– The Niagara Daemon functions as a communication partner for a platform connection
with the Niagara Workbench (user: “sysmik”, password: “intesa”). However, no applica-
tion is running – you can load this as part of Niagara commissioning.
A change to the IP addresses or time zone is only completely effective following a restart of
the Inline controller.
3.3.1 Assigning the IP address
The standard IP address of the first Ethernet interface (eth0) of the Inline controller is
192.168.1.1, the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. The second Ethernet interface (eth1) is dis-
abled in the delivery state. There are several ways of configuring the IP address:
– System shell (see Section “System shell” on page 32 )
– Startup website via “Settings, Network” (see Section 3.2.3 )
– Niagara Workbench via platform connection to the Niagara Daemon under “TCP/IP
Configuration”