Windows XP Setting for Trusted Gateway Module T8170

Windows XP (SP2) Computer Properties Setting for Trusted TM Gateway Module T8170From the Control Panel, Administrative Tools, run Component Services. Select Component Services, then computer. Display the Properties of My Computer (Fig 1).Figure 1: Component Services and PropertiesSelect the Default Properties tab, check the “Enable Distributed COM on this computer” check box, set the “Default Authentication Level” to None and set the “Default Impersonation Level” to Identif y (Fig 2). Click Apply.Figure 2: My Computer Properties Default Properties TabSelect the COM Security tab (Fig 3). A window similar to the version shown appears.Figure 3: My Computer Properties COM Security TabPress the Access Permissions, Edit Default button.Add the group ‘Everyone’ and allow Local Access and Remote Access. Also add the group ANONYMOUS LOGON, also with both Local Access and Remote Access (Fig 4).Then press OK to close the Access Permissions.Figure 4: Edit Default Access PermissionPress the Launch Permissions, Edit Defaults button.Add the Everyone group and allow all options (Local launch, Remote Launch, Local Activation and Remote Activation). Also add group ANONYMOUS LOGON and allow all options (Fig 5).Press OK.Figure 5: Edit Default Launch PermissionSelect the Access Permissions - Edit Limits button. Set both ANONYMOUS LOGON and Everyone to allow Local and Remote access (Fig 6).Press OK.Figure 6: Edit Limits Access PermissionSelect the Launch and Activation Permissions - Edit Limits button. Set both Administrators and Everyone to allow all four permissions (Fig 7).Press OK.Figure 7: Edit Limits Access PermissionWindows XP (SP2) DCOM Setting for Trusted TM Gateway Module T8170From the Control Panel, Administrative Tools, run Component Services. From Console Root, Expend as following: Components Services – Computer – My Computer – DCOM Config (Fig 1). Select Trusted OPC Server, and then right click for the properties.Figure 1 : Component Services DCOM ConfigDisplay the Properties of Trusted OPC Server. Configure the Tabs as below as shown as Figure 2 to 5:Figure 2 : Trusted OPC Server General TabFigure 3 : Trusted OPC Server Location TabFigure 4 : Trusted OPC Server Security TabFigure 5 : Trusted OPC Server Identity TabSelect Trusted OPC Event Server, and then right click for the properties. Configure the Tabs as below as shown as Figure 6 to 9:Figure 6 : Trusted OPC Event Server General TabFigure 7 : Trusted OPC Event Server Location TabFigure 8 : Trusted OPC Event Server Security TabFigure 9 : Trusted OPC Event Server Identity TabSelect OpcEnum, and then right click for the properties. Configure the Tabs as below as shown as Figure 10 to 12:Figure 10 : OpcEnum Location TabFigure 11 : OpcEnum Security TabFigure 12 : OpcEnum Identity TabAt the OpcEnum Properties Security Tab, click the Launch and Activation Permission Edit button. Configure as Figure 13.Figure 13 : OpcEnum Edit Launch PermissionAt the OpcEnum Properties Security Tab, click the Access Permission Edit button. Configure as Figure 14.Figure 14 : OpcEnum Edit Access PermissionFigure 15 : OpcEnum Edit Configuration PermissionFrom the Control Panel, Windows Firewall, select the Exceptions tab (Fig 1). Click on Add Port.Figure 1 : Windows XP (SP2) Windows Firewall Exceptions TabAt the Pop-up Window, Enter the name “DCOM TCP 135” and Port number “135” (Fig 2).Figure 2 : Add a Port WindowNote: Either you switch the Firewall off or on, you need to do the same configurations. (Take care, we’ve the experience that sometimes even a disabled Firewall is not working and you need to do the configurations.From the Control Panel, Administrative Tools, run Local Security Policy. Select User Rights Assignment, and then double click on it. Display the Properties of Log on as a service (Fig 1). Configure as shown in the Figure 1.Figure 1: Local Security Setting & Log on as service PropertiesFrom the Control Panel, Administrative Tools, run Local Security Policy. Select Security Options, and then double click on it. Display the Properties of Network Access: Sharing and security model for local accounts (Fig 2). Confirm the setting is “Classic – local users authenticate as themselves”Figure 2: Security Options & Local Securit。