6.12.2 Identification data for PCs
Where does the identification data for PCs come from?
In the case of the faceplate for PC objects, the identification data is determined directly in the
PC if the PC does not support an SNMP connection.
The following table shows the assignment of the identification data displayed on the MS to the
origin.
Identification data Origin
TAG / HID Object properties of the PC station objects "Computer name"
LID Object properties of the PC station "Name"
Address IP address terminal bus CCAgent
Description Not available
Message
Device type IWbemService (Win32_ComputerSystem_Model)
Manufacturer IWbemService (Win32_ComputerSystem_Manufacturer)
Article number
1)
IWbemService (Win32_ComputerSystemproduct_IdentifyingNumber)
Serial number IWbemService (Win32_BaseBoard_SerialNumber)
Installation date IWbemService (Win32_OperatingSystem_InstallDate)
HW revision IWbemService (Win32_BaseBoard_Version)
SW revision IWbemService (Win32_BIOS_SMBIOSVersion)
Last update Time stamp of the updating of the identification data
Comment Object properties of the PC station "Comment"
1)
Article number = also order number or MLFB
6.12.3 Identification data for network objects
Where does the identification data for a network object come from?
In the case of the faceplate for network objects, the identification data is read from the device
via an SNMP connection.
The device must be configured in the SNMP OPC Server of the maintenance station for this.
This data is prepared for display on the maintenance station with the "Export variables for
WinCC" function.
The following table shows the assignment of the identification data displayed on the MS to the
origin.
Identification data Origin
For example, Profil_OSM_V10.txt Profile MIB-II
TAG / HID WBM
1)
"automationFunctionTag" Not available
LID HW Config/OPC server "Name"
Operator control and monitoring
6.12 Origin of the identification data
Maintenance Station
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