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Use the following command in the OpcCmd utility or in UADemoPublisher (at the beginning of the program session) to enable tracing of security-related events: | Use the following command in the OpcCmd utility or in UADemoPublisher (at the beginning of the program session) to enable tracing of security-related events: | ||
!diagnostics switches setValue 1 --multiple --contains Security --typeName BooleanSwitch | !diagnostics switches setValue 1 --multiple --contains Security --typeName BooleanSwitch | ||
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| + | = Related reading = | ||
| + | * [[Using OpcCmd Utility as OPC UA PubSub Subscriber]] | ||
| + | * [[UADemoPublisher Basics]] | ||
| + | * [https://reference.opcfoundation.org/v104/Core/docs/Part14/8.4/ GetSecurityKeys Method] | ||
Revision as of 07:26, 20 March 2021
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Publish secure messages in UADemoPublisher
publish --EnabledConnection DynamicLayoutConnection --EnabledDataSetWriter SimpleWriter --SecurityMode SignAndEncrypt --SecurityKeyServiceUri opc.tcp://localhost:48010 --SecurityKeyServiceMessageSecurity SignAndEncrypt --SecurityKeyServiceUserInfo root:secret --SecurityGroupId TestGroup
Subscribe to secure messages in OpcCmd utility
uaSubscriber subscribeDataSet opc.udp://239.0.0.1:4840 --SecurityMode SecuritySignAndEncrypt --SecurityKeyServiceUri opc.tcp://localhost:48010 --SksTemplateMessageSecurity SecuritySignAndEncrypt --SksTemplateUser root:secret --SecurityGroupId TestGroup
Enable security event tracing in command-line tools
Use the following command in the OpcCmd utility or in UADemoPublisher (at the beginning of the program session) to enable tracing of security-related events:
!diagnostics switches setValue 1 --multiple --contains Security --typeName BooleanSwitch
