AVEVA™ PI System™ Feedback Portal

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We created this site to hear your enhancement ideas, suggestions and feedback about AVEVA products and services. All of the feedback you share here is monitored and reviewed by the AVEVA product managers.

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    displayname/localname for identifier that excludes namespace and data type

    Example: OPC UA Server 'Name': 2.0:W-HVAC-AC-1-IO!Wtot Namespace: 2 Datatype: 0 Identifier: W-HVAC-AC-1-IO!Wtot OPC UA Server 'DisplayName': W-HVAC-AC-1-IO!Wtot OPC UA Adapter {Identifier} returns: 2.0:W-HVAC-AC-1-IO!Wtot Required stream name: W-H...
    Guest over 1 year ago in AVEVA™ Adapters / AVEVA Adapter for OPC UA 0 No status

    Enable Adapter for OPC UA to use the Pub/Sub method

    Pub/Sub is proposed to be a more efficient and scalable method of transferring data using OPC UA. Allowing the adapter to access data in this way would increase the options for data collection, and allow the OPC UA adapter to be used in many more ...
    Mike Horrocks over 1 year ago in AVEVA™ Adapters / AVEVA Adapter for OPC UA 0 No status

    API to check Adapter buffer statistics

    We can check buffer statistics with PI Buffer subsystem (pibufss -cfg, qs) and also with PI Connector/Relay, to verify whether Buffer is healthy, events in queue and etc.Adapter does not has any API to check this.
    Ee Sheing Lee over 2 years ago in AVEVA™ Adapters / General 0 No status

    Add parameter "Max Monitored Items per Subscription"

    The connector for OPC UA includes a parameter “Max Monitored Items per Subscription”, which is very helpful in managing UA servers which may have limits on the maximum items per subscription. This parameter needs to also be available in the adapters.
    sahilp about 1 year ago in AVEVA™ Adapters / AVEVA Adapter for OPC UA 3 Future consideration

    Stream-level debugging

    As a PI System Administrator, I'd like to be able to trace values being received, and subsequently being sent by the Adapter, similar to PI Interfaces. Having the ability to trace/log timestamps and values for specific streams would greatly help ...
    Guest over 3 years ago in AVEVA™ Adapters / General 0 Future consideration

    Allow default settings (eg. disable compression) for tags created by Adapters

    We would like to be able to specify default settings for tags created by the adapters. This would include things such as disabling compression for tags on this adapter (without disabling it as the default for all new tags on the Data Archive). Thi...
    Guest over 3 years ago in AVEVA™ Adapters / General 0 No status

    Permit non-protected references

    The secrets references is a very useful addition but they are only permitted for "protected" parameters. It would be useful to also create references for non-protected parameters. Using references for non-protected parameters would help with creat...
    Mike Horrocks over 2 years ago in AVEVA™ Adapters / General 0 No status

    Simplify the security configuration for OPC UA

    The newer OPC UA protocols have stricter security standards, which is good, but that makes configuring connections more difficult, especially with regard to the need to put in tunneling and open ports. It should be easier to establish a secure con...
    Laurie Dieffenbach over 1 year ago in AVEVA™ Adapters / AVEVA Adapter for OPC UA 0 No status

    Expand PI Adapters to be installed on RedHat/CentOS

    No description provided
    Jessica Fegely over 3 years ago in AVEVA™ Adapters / General 4 Tell us more

    Support Kerberos for adapters on Linux

    Adapters are supported on Ubuntu, which also provides support for Kerberos (https://documentation.ubuntu.com/server/explanation/intro-to/kerberos/) Adding Kerberos support would increase the options for deploying adapters securely.
    Mike Horrocks 9 months ago in AVEVA™ Adapters / General 0 No status