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1 Introduction ........................................................................................................ 4
1.1 Overview............................................................................................... 4
1.2 Useful Tips ........................................................................................... 5
1.2.1 Components ......................................................................................... 5
1.2.2 Notes on SINEC NMS .......................................................................... 6
2 Engineering ........................................................................................................ 7
2.1 Requirements ....................................................................................... 7
2.2 Operation Monitor ................................................................................. 8
2.3 Configuring User Authentication ........................................................ 11
2.4 Adding OPC Monitoring Devices ........................................................ 13
2.5 Establishing a Secure OPC UA Connection ...................................... 16
2.5.1 Preparation ......................................................................................... 16
2.5.2 Establishing the Connection to the OPC UA Server .......................... 17
2.5.3 Creating OPC UA Tags ...................................................................... 19
2.5.4 Authentication on the SINEC OPC UA Server ................................... 21
2.5.5 Creating Visualization Screens .......................................................... 23
3 Operation .......................................................................................................... 24
4 Information ....................................................................................................... 27
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4.1 Operation Monitor ............................................................................... 27

4.2 OPC Configuration Page in the Operation ......................................... 28
5 Links and Literature ........................................................................................ 30

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1 Introduction
1.1 Overview
Overview
In industrial production plants, use is often made of devices from various
manufacturers with different process controllers and incompatible protocols and
data formats. An open communication standard (OPC, Open Process Control) has
been defined to enable these devices (necessarily) to work together and
communicate despite their differences. This open communication standard enables
plant data, alarms, events and other process data to be exchanged in real time
between any systems. SINEC NMS also provides the option of making data
available via OPC.

Configuration
Each operation includes an OPC UA server. You can explicitly configure which
data from which device is to be sent to the OPC UA server of the Operation. This
device data is then visible to the OPC UA client and can be evaluated and
monitored by it. Device data from non-monitored and passively monitored devices
cannot be sent to the OPC UA server.
The following figure illustrates a sample hardware configuration.
Figure 1-1
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HMI system
SINEC NMS
OPC UA Client

OPC UA Server

Data transfer



Industrial Ethernet 

Network components

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Implementation
This document shows how you can use SINEC NMS to provide the monitored data
to a higher-level HMI system via a signed and encrypted OPC UA connection.
Essential points:
• In SINEC NMS: Configuration of an additional interface for OPC UA
applications as access to the network data.
• In the HMI system: The settings required for access to the acquired data in the
SINEC NMS operation via OPC UA.

1.2 Useful Tips

1.2.1 Components

Software used
The following software is used in this sample configuration:
• TIA Portal V15.1
• WinCC Professional V15.1 incl. WinCC Runtime
• SINEC NMS (single-node installation)

Role assignment
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The following role assignment applies for the following solution:

Table 1-1
Software OPC role
SINEC NMS Operation OPC UA Server
WinCC V15.1 OPC UA Client
WinCC Runtime

Engineering PC
The following instructions assume the software packages listed below are installed
together on one PC. These are:
• TIA Portal V15.1
• WinCC Professional V15.1 incl. WinCC Runtime
• SINEC NMS (single-node installation)
In this example the PC has the IP address 10.0.1.4/24.

Note If you have a multiple-node installation, you need an additional PC.

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1.2.2 Notes on SINEC NMS

Component overview
SINEC NMS is a software for the monitoring and administration of networks and
their devices. It consists of the "Control" component and at least one "Operation"
component.
The "Control" component is for the monitoring and administration of the entire
network. An "Operation" component is for the monitoring and administration of a
subnetwork.
The Control and every Operation each have their own web interface for the display
of the monitoring data and for the administration of the network.
An Operation can be installed on the same PC as the Control or on a different PC.
When installing SINEC NMS you can choose which components are to be
installed:
• Single-node installation: The Control and an Operation are installed on the
same PC.
• Multiple-node installation: The Control or an Operation is installed.

Note SINEC NMS must be installed on each computer that is to be used as Control or
Operation.

Starting the web interface

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You need a web browser to open the web interface of the Control and the
Operation.
The following web browsers are required for SINEC NMS:
• Internet Explorer 11.0
• Firefox 60.0 or higher
• Google Chrome 67.0 or higher
• Microsoft Edge
You start the web interface of the Control via a URL in the web browser.
You have the following options to open the web interface of the Operation:
• Via a URL in the web browser
• Via the Operation Monitor (only for UMC users)
• Via the actions on the web interface of the Control

URLs of the web interface

If you log on with a local user on the Control or on the Operation, then the web
interfaces of Control and Operation can be accessed via the following URLs:
• Control: https://<IP address or host name>/local
• Operation: https://<IP address or host name>:8443/local
If you have installed the additional software UMC and are using UMC users, then
the web interfaces of Control and Operation can be accessed via the following
URLs:
• Control: https://<IP address or host name>
• Operation: https://<IP address or host name>:8443

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2.1 Requirements
These instructions assume that you have installed and started the SINEC NMS
system.
The following points are important:
• Initial logon on the Control interface
• Running of system administration on the Control
– Addition of an Operation
– Export of certificates (if necessary)
– Creation of Operation parameter profile
– Execution of authentication management
• Initial commissioning on the Operation
• Start network scan

Note Help on these topics is available in the SINEC NMS Getting Started and in the
manual (see chapter 4).
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2.2 Operation Monitor

Note Detailed information about the Operation Monitor is available in section 4.1.

Setting OPC parameters

Proceed as follows to change the Operation for OPC.
1. Right-click the icon in the taskbar to open the pop-up menu. Select the menu
command "Settings".
Figure 2-1

2. The "SINEC NMS - Operation status" window opens. Select the "Port / OPC
Settings" tab.
Define an OPC UA port or leave the default setting.
Figure 2-2
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3. Make sure the OPC is enabled or enable it if necessary.

Figure 2-3
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4. Select whether and which OPC UA server authentication you want.

Figure 2-4

In this example user authentication is wanted.

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5. Select whether and which OPC UA security mode you want.

Figure 2-5
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In this example signed and encrypted connections are wanted.

6. Confirm and save the settings with the "OK" button.

Note If, in the "Port / OPC Settings" tab of the Operation Monitor, the option "With user
authentication" is enabled, an authentication is required to access the OPA UA
server of this Operation.

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2.3 Configuring User Authentication

If, in the "Port / OPC Settings" tab of the Operation Monitor, the option "With user
authentication" is enabled for an Operation, to access the OPA UA server of this
Operation an authentication of the user is required whose data has been
configured in the relevant parameter group.

Menu
You reach the appropriate page in the Control navigation via "System
administration > Operation parameter profiles".
Figure 2-6
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OPC user
In "OPC settings" parameter group you can define a user and password and see
the default settings.
When you change the user name and password, you save the settings with the
"Save" button.
Figure 2-7
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2.4 Adding OPC Monitoring Devices

Note This section shows you the configuration in practice. More detailed information
about the setup and function of the configuration page is available in section 4.2.

Menu
You can access the configuration page via the menu command "Network
monitoring > Settings > OPC" on an Operation.
Figure 2-8
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Making the OPC settings

In the "OPC settings" dialog area you make the following OPC settings:
1. Enable the following two check boxes:
– "Make monitored devices automatically visible in OPC" and
– "Provide status overview via OPC UA".
With this option you have a display of the number of devices in each status
for the entire Operation and for each view.
Figure 2-9

2. If you enable the option "Make monitored devices automatically visible in

OPC", all the monitored network devices transfer their data automatically via
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the OPC UA interface to the higher-level HMI system. All the available devices
are transferred automatically into the column marked "Devices visible in OPC".
Figure 2-10

3. In the area on the right you select the procedure for generating the OPC UA
index (in the example: "Use OPC system index").
Figure 2-11

Note If you do not want to integrate all the devices into the higher-level HMI system,
you disable the option "Make monitored devices automatically visible in OPC".
You can then select each device individually and add them to the list of devices
visible in OPC.

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Individually installing available devices visible in OPC

If you disable the option "Make monitored devices automatically visible in OPC"
you can add the devices individually to the list of devices visible in OPC.
Proceed as follows to transfer available devices to the list of devices visible in
OPC:
1. In the column on the left you mark all the devices you want to make visible in
OPC. To select multiple devices you press and hold the <Ctrl> button and
select the devices with a click.
Figure 2-12

2. Move the marked devices to the right column with the corresponding arrow
key.
Figure 2-13
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3. The devices you marked are now visible in OPC.

Figure 2-14

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2.5 Establishing a Secure OPC UA Connection

In this section we prepare WinCC for the role as OPC UA client.

2.5.1 Preparation

Releasing the OPC port in the firewall

If you are operating TIA Portal and SINEC NMS on separate PCs, then you must
observe the following points:
1. The PC with TIA Portal and the PC with SINEC NMS must be mutually
accessible.
2. On the PC with SINEC NMS, the OPC port that you configure in the Operation
Monitor (see section 2.2) must be released in the firewall.

TIA Portal project

Start TIA Portal V15.1 with integrated WinCC Professional. Create a new project in
the TIA Portal and switch to Project View.
Create a new device. Select the "PC systems" icon for the new device and
configure the new device as "SIMATIC HMI Application > WinCC RT Professional".
Figure 2-15
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2.5.2 Establishing the Connection to the OPC UA Server

1. In the "Project tree" you navigate to the item "Connections" and double-click it.
In the top center window you create a new OPC UA connection with the
following parameters:
– Name: <freely selectable, in this example OPC_UA >
– Communication driver: OPC UA
Figure 2-16
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2. In this example we have set the OPC UA security mode in the Operation
Monitor so that the connection has to be signed and encrypted. Create a
signed and encrypted OPC UA server connection with the following
parameters:
– UA server discovery URL:
opc.tcp://<Computer name OPC server>:4841
– Security policy: Basic128Rsa15
– Message security mode: "Sign and encrypt"

Figure 2-17

Note For this example we have configured a signed and encrypted OPC UA
connection that requires a subsequent certificate exchange between the WinCC
OPC UA client and the SINEC OPC UA server.
If you choose a non-secure connection type, there is no certificate exchange.

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3. In this example, in the Operation Monitor we have selected the OPC UA server
authentication such that the user has to be authenticated. Disable the
"Anonymous" option and enter the user and password that you defined in the
Operation parameter profile (see section 2.3).
Figure 2-18

Note For this example we have configured a server authentication with user
authentication which requires a subsequent user login query.
If you have not chosen server authentication in the Operation Monitor, you can
leave the "Anonymous" option enabled.
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2.5.3 Creating OPC UA Tags

1. In the Project tree you navigate to the item "HMI tags > Show all tags" and
select it with a double-click. In the top center window you create the first new
HMI tag by defining a tag name (here: "XB208 device name") in the first line of
the "Name" column.
Figure 2-19
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2. In the "Connections" column you select the newly created OPC UA connection
"OPC_UA".
Figure 2-20

3. Then you define the data type "String" for the new tag.
Figure 2-21
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4. Finally, in the "Address" field you double-click the drop-down menu icon so that
the error message "Connection failed" appears. Close this dialog by clicking
the green icon "OK".
Figure 2-22

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Result:
When attempting to establish the connection the WinCC OPC UA client has to
authenticate itself to the server with a certificate.
Since the OPC UA server has no matching WinCC OPC UA client certificate in its
trusted certificates store it refuses the WinCC OPC UA client the establishment of a
connection.
The rejected WinCC OPC UA client certificate is stored in the "Rejected" folder.

2.5.4 Authentication on the SINEC OPC UA Server

Note In order to be able to browse the OPC UA tags created in the WinCC you have
to make the WinCC OPC UA client certificate known to the SINEC OPC UA
server.

1. On the PC you open the Windows Explorer (keyboard shortcut <Windows+E>).

In the standard installation directory of SINEC NMS the rejected WinCC OPC
UA client certificate is located in the folder
"C:\Siemens\SINECNMS_MON\WinCC_OA\3.15\data\opcua\server\PKI\CA\rej
ected".

2. Move this certificate into the following folder of the standard installation
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directory:
"C:\Siemens\SINECNMS_MON\WinCC_OA\3.15\data\opcua\server\PKI\CA\ce
rts".

3. Switch back to the TIA Portal and the last configuration step (see step 4 of the
previous section).

4. In the "Address" field you again double-click the drop-down menu icon.

Result:
Thanks to the certificate exchange the establishment of the OPC UA connection
works this time and a list of all the monitored network devices is displayed.

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5. In the Device tree you navigate to the desired device.

In the window on the right you see all the available OPC UA objects for the
selected device.
For this example you select the tag "deviceName".
Figure 2-23

6. Close this dialog by clicking the green icon "OK".

7. Repeat the previous section entitled "Creating OPC UA tags" (section 2.5.3)
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and create in the HMI tag table the tags you need for your visualization.

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2.5.5 Creating Visualization Screens

1. In the Project tree you navigate to the "Screens" item and create a new
visualization screen. For this you double-click the "Add new screen" item.
Figure 2-24

2. In the window that now opens you create your visualization interface with the
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name "Screen_1".
To have the value of the HMI tags displayed you define an output field for each
tag and link the output field to the corresponding HMI tag. The figure below
shows a possible visualization interface.
Figure 2-25

3. Compile your HMI system. If errors occur, clear them.

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3 Operation
When you have completed all the procedures in chapter 2 you can proceed by
starting an encrypted OPC UA data exchange.

Starting WinCC Runtime

1. In the Project tree you navigate to the entry "HMI_RT_1" and to start the
WinCC Runtime in the toolbar you click the icon "Start Runtime on the PC".
Figure 3-1
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2. The started WinCC Client Runtime cannot yet display any values. You must
leave the visualization screen that appears open, even if it does not display the
correct data.
Figure 3-2

Note When the Runtime starts, the OPC UA client initiates establishment of a
connection to the OPC UA server. The OPC UA server sends its certificate,
which is however not yet known to the OPC UA client.
This is why the OPC UA client rejects the server certificate and stores it in its
internal "Rejected" folder.

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Storing certificates
For encrypted OPC UA data exchange the certificates of the OPC UA client and
the OPC UA server must be made mutually known to each other.
Since each client has its own certificate, the making known of the certificates must
be done for each client.

Note In this example the Engineering PC is also used for the WinCC Runtime. If this is
not the case with you, you should execute the following steps on the device on
which the WinCC Runtime is running.

1. Open the Windows Explorer (keyboard shortcut <Windows+E>). The rejected

SINEC OPC UA server certificate is located in the directory
"C:\ProgramData\Siemens\CoRtHmiRTm\OPC\PKI\CA\default\rejected".

2. Move this certificate into the directory

"C:\ProgramData\Siemens\CoRtHmiRTm\OPC\PKI\CA\default\certs".

Result:
Now the OPC UA server certificate is known to the OPC UA client. Because of the
bidirectional OPC UA communication, the OPC UA client certificate must then also
be made known to the OPC UA server.
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3. For this you once again open the Windows Explorer (keyboard shortcut
<Windows+E>). The second rejected WinCC OPC UA client certificate is
located in the directory
"C:\Siemens\SINECNMS_MON\WinCC_OA\3.15\data\opcua\server\PKI\CA\rej
ected".

4. Also move this certificate into the following folder of the standard installation
directory:
"C:\Siemens\SINECNMS_MON\WinCC_OA\3.15\data\opcua\server\PKI\CA\ce
rts".

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Result:
After these steps the two OPC UA client certificates are now known to the SINEC
OPC UA server and the OPC UA client knows the required OPC server certificate.
In this way the client can establish a signed and encrypted connection to the
server.
The visualization screen now displays the relevant data "correctly".
Figure 3-3
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4 Information
4.1 Operation Monitor
Description
The Operation Monitor is an administrative component that you can use to
configure settings specifically for an Operation. The Operation Monitor runs on
each PC on which an Operation is installed and starts automatically after the
installation of the Operation and after each start of the PC.
There is a button in the taskbar to open the pop-up menu of the Operation Monitor.
The functions of the Operation Monitor are presented in this pop-up menu.
This icon can have different colors depending on the status of the Operation.

Note You must have administrator rights in Microsoft Windows to edit the settings in
the Operation Monitor.

OPC UA server authentication

With the OPC UA server authentication you define whether authentication with a
user is required for accessing the OPC UA server of the operation. You configure
this user on the Control under "System administration > Operation parameter
profiles" in the parameter group "OPC settings". With the configured user, all the
devices that were added to the list of devices visible in OPC on the page "Network
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monitoring > Settings > OPC" of the Operation are visible regardless of how the
devices are assigned to views.
The following options are available:
• With user authentication: Authentication with the configured user is required for
access to the OPC UA server.
• Without user authentication: Authentication with the configured user is not
required for access to the OPC UA server.

OPC UA security mode:

With the OPC UA security mode you define the connections admissible for access
to the OPC UA server:
• None: The OPC UA connections do not have to be signed or encrypted.
• Signed / signed and encrypted connections: Only signed or signed and
encrypted connections are admissible.
• Signed and encrypted connections: Only signed and encrypted connections
are admissible.

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4.2 OPC Configuration Page in the Operation

You can access the configuration page via the menu command "Network
monitoring > Settings > OPC" on an Operation.

Dialog area "OPC settings"

The following operating elements are available in the dialog area "OPC settings":
Figure 4-1

Table 4-1
Operating element Function
Make monitored devices If you enable this option, the data of all the devices
automatically visible in OPC. monitored by the Operation is visible in OPC.
Procedure for generating the The Operation generates an OPC UA index for
OPC UA index. monitored devices that do not yet have an OPC UA
index. You can select the following types:
• Use IPv4 address: The OPC UA index is made up of
the four numbers of the IPv4 address of the device.
• Use PNIO name: The PNIO name of the device is
used as the OPC UA index.
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• Use OPC system index (default setting): The OPC

system index of the device is used as the OPC UA
index.

Provide status overview via If you enable this option, the following information is
OPC UA. provided via OPC:
• The number of devices per overall status.
• The worst overall status available.
• The information gives the name of the view for each
view:
– Name of the higher-level view if available.
– Worst overall status available.
– Number of accessible devices.
– Number of non-accessible devices.
– Number of non-connected devices.
The overall statuses are specified via the following
values:
1: Not accessible
2: Error
3: Maintenance requested
4: Maintenance required
5: OK
6: Not connected
7: Not monitored
8: Passively monitored

Available devices visible in OPC

In the dialog areas "Available devices" and "Devices visible in OPC" you can also
manually configure which data is visible to which devices via OPC UA. If the option
"Make monitored devices automatically visible in OPC" is enabled in the OPC

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settings, the settings made in this respect are not taken into account and the
associated control elements are disabled.
Figure 4-2

The table has the following operating elements:

Table 4-2
Operating element Function
A dialog window is opened in which the OPC UA index of the
selected device can be changed manually.
Update the OPC UA indexes of the selected devices as per the
configured procedure.
Enter text for test search / filter.

Start text search / filter setting.

Remove all the devices from the "Devices visible in OPC" list.
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Remove the selected (✓) devices from the "Devices visible in

OPC" list.
Add the selected (✓) devices to the "Devices visible in OPC" list.
Add all the devices to the "Devices visible in OPC" list.

Although the assignment of columns is preset in the data area you can change it at
will. The necessary tool is available in the footer. You can choose all the device
properties and how they are available via the device window and device details.

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5 Links and Literature

Table 5-1
No. Topic
\1\ Siemens Industry Online Support
https://support.industry.siemens.com
\2\ SINEC NMS GettingStarted
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109762792
\3\ SINEC NMS Manual
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/de/view/109762749
\4\ SINEC NMS V1.0 Software (incl. 21-day Trial License) Download
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/de/view/109762387
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