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Release Notes
Getting Started with Operations Hub
User Guide
- Overview
- Operations Hub (New Layout)
- Applications
- Entities
- Queries
- Plug-ins
- Events
- Email Templates
- Parameters
- Users
- Roles
- Administration
- Data Sources
- Pages
- Navigation
- Explorer
- Themes
- Settings
- Widgets
  - About Widgets (Classic)
  - Native
  - Integration
    - Integration Overview
    - Inputs
    - Charts
    - HMI
      - HMI Overview
      - CIMPLICITY HMI Webspace
      - iFIX HMI Webspace
        iFIX HMI Webspace
        This plug-in offers a web-based interface to remotely access and interact with the iFIX HMI and SCADA systems without the need for installing the iFIX software on each device.
        Overview of Webspace with Configuration Hub
        This topic provides an overview of the Webspace within Configuration Hub. For more details on the Webspace Admin app configuration that can be done on the Webspace Server, refer to the Webspace documentation.
        Sample Webspace Deployment Architecture
        The following figure shows a sample deployment architecture for Configuration Hub with Webspace. It is recommended that the Webspace server is not located on the same machine as the Configuration Hub or Operations Hub server.
        How to Install a Webspace Server
        Use the SCADA Client install option on the Integrated Installer to install Webspace.
        Export the Root Certificate for Webspace Setup
        Use the following steps to export a root certificate from the Webspace server, so that you can install it on the Configuration Hub Server machine.
        Import the Root Certificate for Webspace Setup
        Use the following steps to install a root certificate from the Webspace server, so that you can install it on the Configuration Hub Server machine.
        Register iFIX Plug-in with Configuration Hub
        Use these steps to register Configuration Hub after Webspace is installed.
        Set Up Webspace in Configuration Hub
        Use these steps to set up Webspace in Configuration Hub after you installed the certificate from the Webspace Server and registered your Configuration Hub and Proficy Authentication Servers.
        Troubleshooting: Working with Webspace within Configuration Hub
        This topic describes how to troubleshoot connection issues with the iFIX Webspace widget in Configuration Hub, with Operations Hub installed.
      - Alarm Card
        Use the alarm card to monitor your industrial assets. Get information from the HMI/SCADA system on alarms generated by their severity levels.
      - Alarm Count
        This widget provides only the count of alarms per severity level for all the assets in a model.
      - Mimic Card
        A mimic card provides a specific view of a process diagram associated with an asset. This allows you to monitor and control production equipment and processes.
    - Display
    - Maps
    - General
    - Batch
    - Widget Tutorials
      This topic provides video introductions to some of the most widely used integration widgets in Operations Hub. View these videos to get started with these commonly used widgets.
- General Reference
- APIs
- Troubleshooting

Import the Root Certificate for Webspace Setup

Use the following steps to install a root certificate from the Webspace server, so that you can install it on the Configuration Hub Server machine.

Procedure

Take the certificate that you exported from the Webspace server and copy it to your Configuration Hub server machine.
Double-click the certificate file to install it.
The Certificate Import Wizard appears.
Select the Local Machine option and click Next.
The Import File screen appears in the wizard with your certificate selected.
Confirm that the folder and file name are correct, and click Next.
On the Private Key Protection screen, enter the password and click Next.
On the Certificate Store screen, select the Place All Certificates in the following store option, and click Browse.
Select the Trusted Root Certification Authorities option, and click OK.
Click Next, and then click Finish to import the certificates.

A message appears that "The import was successful" when the certificate installs correctly.