How disable External OPC write Audit Trail logs in 800xA (sv6.1.0.1)
Some values in the 800xA are written to by an external OPC system. This gets logged in audit trail for each and every instance that the transfer occurs.
This is filling up the Audit trail log making it difficult to use it for anything else.
In the picture attached, the registry keys for disabling this in 800xA sv5.0SP2 are shown, but these do not exist in the new version (sv6.1.0.1)
Does anyone know where the new key would be or the supported method for disabling this is 800xA.
This is filling up the Audit trail log making it difficult to use it for anything else.
In the picture attached, the registry keys for disabling this in 800xA sv5.0SP2 are shown, but these do not exist in the new version (sv6.1.0.1)
Does anyone know where the new key would be or the supported method for disabling this is 800xA.
Asked 10 days ago
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Hello,
yes can inhibit the audit overflows from the external OPC via
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yes can inhibit the audit overflows from the external OPC via
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I have made many posts on this forum on how to do this.
Hint 1: Search AKS...
Hint 2: On 64-bit OS you must use SYSWOW64 path in registry
Hint 3: If you fail with the above, search registry for these keys you mentioned.
Hint 1: Search AKS...
Hint 2: On 64-bit OS you must use SYSWOW64 path in registry
Hint 3: If you fail with the above, search registry for these keys you mentioned.
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Searching AKS for InhibitAudit yielded three results, this is one of them:
https://forum-controlsystems.abb.com/...
Google is generally speaking a better search engine than the built in to the forum engine.
https://forum-controlsystems.abb.com/...
Google is generally speaking a better search engine than the built in to the forum engine.
by BEAB Rank: 42 on 7/30/2020 3:26:01 AM | Like (0) | Report
Configuration Console?
by backdraft
That Key, as shown on your Screenshot, actually should still work, maybe you need to create the OPCSurrogate Folder if it does not already exist. Also the Value need to be 1 (not 0 as shown on screenshot) to disable Audit
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