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I think that there is another option: freeware VNC. It works on UNIX and in WIndows (also in PocketPC's).
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Pedro Hernandez
Process Control
REPSOL-YPF Quimica
Puertollano (C.Real) SPAIN
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Hi Bruce,
Hummingbird eXceed is but one of the possible solutions. We (internal to Dow
Corning) are required to use SCO XVision, and we get pretty good at making
it work also, without the handholding that Foxboro provides with eXceed.
There are other commercial products for remotely displaying X
Exceed will not do the job for 70 series since the FoxView screens are
native(as opposed to X Windows )
Other Options:
- AW70S which is the called server 70 will give you full or read only
remote access.
- We also sell a package that will bring you I/A graphics (70 or 51, DM or
Foxview) on
An excellent pure Foxboro solution is to upgrade a WP70 to Server70 WP
version. The Server 70 is a Windows NT Server (Terminal Server Edition) and
allows up to twenty remote clients using office grade PC connected via
ethernnet to display FoxView displays vis either a web browser or terminal
We don't have 70's but what about using PCAnywhere? I use it to remote
administer a couple of NT servers on our shipping automation system and I've
been very pleased with the results.
John Miller
Hunt Refining Company
1855 Fairlawn Road
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
voice: 205.391.3345
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Hi Bruce,
Hummingbird eXceed is but one of the possible solutions. We (internal to
Dow
Corning) are required to use SCO XVision, and we get pretty good at making
it work
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We have experienced good results using Red Hat Linux boxes for remote
terminals.
Stephen T. Woodworth
FeedForward, Inc.
1341 Canton Road, Suite H1
Marietta, GA 30066
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Hummingbird is just fine, but you need a UNIX system for that to work.
Windows is not capable of remote displaying proces graphics. You can opt
for packages like PCAnywhere or (what we at Foxboro user) NetOp. These
packages take over the screen and display this to another Windows
machine.
:RE: Remote Displays
We don't have 70's but what about using PCAnywhere? I use it to
remote
administer a couple of NT servers on our shipping automation system
and I've
been very pleased with the results.
John Miller
Hunt Refining Company
1855
voice: 205.391.3345
fax: 205.345.8769
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From: Wally Magda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 2:12 PM
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Subject: RE: Remote Displays
We use PC Anywhere with a WP70 configured as be a host. Thus
Whenever connecting a process control system to a company network, you
should follow the guidelines of your IT folks. If they are clueless when
it comes to process control systems (which many of them are), then you
should talk to the control system vendor to get their recommendations as
the best
We have been using eXceeds for years now without to many problems. The only
issues we have had, occurred with some changes Hummingbird has implemented
in various software revs. Exceed has been installed on a number of PCs that
have Windows2000 with out any problems and we still use the original
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