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- Windows, real time
- PID loops
- PCs vs. PLCs
- Replacing people
- MS 'monopoly'?
- Software quality
- Where do we go from here?
- Why pay?
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from the Emerson Ovation department...
Straw Poll: Emerson Ovation TCP Ports and Services
I'd like to conduct a quick straw poll on the listserve. This mainly concerns Emerson Ovation users.
For a bit of background, I've been banging my head against a wall when it comes to getting a list of TCP/UDP ports that Ovation applications use. Originally I thought that Emerson is just very tight lipped about this information, but I'm starting to think that they may not know exactly which ports are used. So, I'd like to ask the group:
1. Has anyone ever received any information of the TCP/UDP ports used by the Emerson Ovation suite of Applications?
2. Would this information be important to you, and why?
Oh, and I wouldn't mind if anyone who has, and wouldn't mind sharing, the information send me an email: nospamMTOECKER*at*BURNSMCD.COM.
Mike
For a bit of background, I've been banging my head against a wall when it comes to getting a list of TCP/UDP ports that Ovation applications use. Originally I thought that Emerson is just very tight lipped about this information, but I'm starting to think that they may not know exactly which ports are used. So, I'd like to ask the group:
1. Has anyone ever received any information of the TCP/UDP ports used by the Emerson Ovation suite of Applications?
2. Would this information be important to you, and why?
Oh, and I wouldn't mind if anyone who has, and wouldn't mind sharing, the information send me an email: nospamMTOECKER*at*BURNSMCD.COM.
Mike
Having similar problems now trying to get my ABB Flowserve gas chromatograph to talk to our Ovation system.
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