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Getting Started with Operations Hub
- Getting Started with Operations Hub
  This topic describes how to work with Operations Hub using the latest (HMI powered designer) and the classic version.
- Installing Operations Hub
- Post-Installation Tasks
- Uninstalling Operations Hub
- Getting Started with Proficy Historian
- Getting Started with the Relational Database Connector
- Getting Started with OPC UA
- Get Started with Proficy Plant Applications
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- Data Binding to Widgets/Plug-ins (Classic)
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- HMI
- Get Started with Proficy Batch
  This topic describes how to get started with batch execution process.
- About Dataflow Editor
  A lightweight flow-based programming tool.
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    This topic describes how to manually register and unregister Dataflow Editor with Configuration Hub.
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Manually Register Dataflow Editor with Configuration Hub

This topic describes how to manually register and unregister Dataflow Editor with Configuration Hub.

Before you begin

Ensure that security authentication source is configured for Configuration Hub.
You should be an administrator to perform this task.

About this task

Perform these steps if you did not register Dataflow Editor with Configuration Hub during Operations Hub install.

Procedure

On the Operations Hub machine, open Windows Command Prompt.
Change the directory to the path where Operations Hub is installed on your system: \Program Files\GE\Operations Hub\ node-red\

Run the following command replacing placeholder with actual values:

node.exe ch_reg_plugin.js  <OPHUB_HOST>   <HTTPS_PORT>  <configHubContainerServiceBaseUrl>   =<clientId>:<clientSecret>    nodered

Placeholder	Replace With
<OPHUB_HOST>	The primary host name you selected during install.
<HTTPS_PORT>	The port assigned to https protocol for Operations Hub. Typically it is `443`.
<configHubContainerServiceBaseUrl>	The base URL of the Configuration Hub Container Service.
<clientId>	Identifier of a client that has permission (authority) to register with Configuration Hub.
<clientSecret>	Client secret used to authenticate the client.

For example,

node.exe  ch_reg_plugin.js  ophubhost1.test.net   443  https://chhost:5000/container-svc/   =confighubadmin:itsSecret   nodered

To unregister manually, you must run the following command before uninstalling Operations Hub:

Note: If you registered manually, then you should also manually unregister. Uninstalling Operations Hub does not unregister if you did not choose to register during installation.
Replace placeholder with actual values:
```
node.exe ch_reg_plugin.js  <OPHUB_HOST>   <HTTPS_PORT>  <configHubContainerServiceBaseUrl>   =<clientId>:<clientSecret>    nodered  unreg
```