https://forge.codesys.com/forge/talk/Engineering/thread/03033918fb/2024-04-06T04:24:22.845000ZRecent posts to OPC-UA and other communication questions2024-04-06T04:24:22.845000Z2024-04-06T04:24:22.845000Zrajshaswathttps://forge.codesys.com/u/rajshaswat/https://forge.codesys.com48dc7477199ec2830269177b6055ad13639b2c0d

<div class="markdown_content"><p>check this if it helps : <a href="https://youtu.be/Hdpbsp2jG3Q?si=NTwK13c_YOSZXM3v" rel="nofollow">https://youtu.be/Hdpbsp2jG3Q?si=NTwK13c_YOSZXM3v</a></p></div>

2024-04-02T11:20:28.589000Z2024-04-02T11:20:28.589000Zalexgooihttps://forge.codesys.com/u/alexgooi/https://forge.codesys.com03f2c2ee67e284498b814317d7e157198b43c267

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Dear forum, <br/> I currently have a big question mark above my head, and maybe this forum can shine some light on the situation.<br/> I recently updated to Codesys 3.15 SP19 Patch 6. And now I’m trying to setup the OPC-UA server, besides that I’m trying to connect to the controller with the Codesys V3 (Ethernet) protocol. <br/> OPC-UA<br/> I have installed the correct licenses on my controller (Runtime and communication. I’m able to connect to the controller with an OPC-UA client, and I’m able to browse the tags, so far so good. Therefore I’m assuming that the OPC-UA server is running on the controller. But now the strange part, in the device security settings I have set the communication Policy to BASCI256SHA256 ( I also have tried the other ones) and the communication mode is set to secure if possible (I also have tried all the other ones) (see picture). With these settings I would assume that I would only be able to login with a Basic256SHA256 policy with a client. But the opposite is true, I am able to login using the no policy mode and when I set it to Basic256SHA256 the client (UA-Expert) notes that this policy is not available on the server. I then check the certificates and I noted that there is no certificate for the OPC-UA server, I tried to generate one but it gave the error that the certificate has not been created by the device (See picture).<br/> To summarize I have no clue what is going on, and the controller does the opposite of what I would expect.<br/> Codesys Ethernet V3 driver<br/> I have a HMI connected to the same controller using the Ethernet V3 driver. But this will not connect. I tried all the Protocols (see picture), with and without the username and password enabled. But it will not connect, when I scan the available servers I can see the controller with the port number that I am expecting, so I’m assuming that the Codesys V3 ethernet driver is up on the controller.<br/> Does anyone can give me some direction, because the stuff that I tried doesn’t make sense to me.<br/> Thank you in advance</p></div>