Automation Direct STRIDE SiteLink SE-SL3011, Руководство пользователя

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SiteLink Series Industrial VPN Routers User Manual 1st Edition
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Chapter 2: STRIDE SiteLink Platform
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Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
With an HTTP-service you can remotely connect to any webserver hosted on your devices.
You can open the HTTP service in a new browser-window by clicking on the “open-in-new”
icon in the top right corner or you can press-and-hold the CTRL key when you click on an
HTTP service to directly open it in a new window.
Virtual Network Computing (VNC)
With STRIDE SiteLink Platform you can remotely access your devices with a VNC server from
within your browser. If you have a VNC server running on a computer, make sure you set your
server’s encryption setting, if available, to also accept unencrypted connections.
Our in-browser VNC client has been optimized for use with smartphones or tablets. With two
finger gestures you can pinch-zoom and pan around the screen.
Data Logging
Datalogging and monitoring is available as an add-on service, subscribed to from your STRIDE
SiteLink account.
The setup process requires:
1. Enter credit card information in the Billing section. (Click your username, then click
“Billing” in the 1st-tier menu.)
2. Activate the Data logging subscription for the desired router under SUBSCRIPTIONS in
the third-tier panel for that device. Select the desired service level (number of data points
per hour). Note that a 30-day free trial of the data logging service for one router is available
from the SUBSCRIPTIONS panel as well.
3. After the Data logging service is activated, click the ellipsis in the Data logging box to
expose the menu that includes adding/editing a data report or live data monitor. Selections
to Pause, Upgrade and Deactivate the datalogging subscription are also available here.
4. Configure your device for Datalogging – select the Protocol and enter the Data Tags.
5. Configure data reports (log/record historical data) and/or data monitors (display live data)
A more detailed example of setting up data logging is shown in
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Permissions
For each service type users can be allowed or disallowed to connect with the device. Users who
are not allowed to connect via VNC, for example, will not see the VNC connect button even
though the device might have a VNC service configured.