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Clicking on the Add or Edit buttons will open a popup that allows the user to select the IP Address and Port number. Its Itss also possible to define the IP for a specific network adapter that is available in the system. This can guarantee some security to your OPC; like making it inaccessible for anyone outside of your network.

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1. Public: Can be read and write in your OPC.
2. Protected: Can only be read.
3. Private: will not be seen or browsed.

• Device: Information of the existing communication Nodes [Read-Only]
• Info: Contains the following subfolders:

1. License: Details on the current license applied to the Project Server [Read-Only].
2. Module: Details on every Module of the Product (Alarms, Scripts, Report, etc) [Read-Only].
3. Project: Project information available at Info > Version[Read-Only].
4. ProjectSettings: Project information available at Info > Settings [Read-Only].

• Server: Information available at the Server Namespace (ComputerIP, PrimaryIP, IsRedundancyEnabled, etc) [Read-Only]

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• Trace Window: Enable the OPC Server and Debug CheckBoxes (in the settings menu) to visualize all information about this Module.
• Module Information: Here you should be able to see the following information:
  • State: Whether the Server is running, paused or stopped state.
  • Available Items: Amount of variables in the Address Namespace.
  • Last Error: Last error message that happened in the connection.
  • Last Error Timestamp: Timestamp when the last error happened.
  • OPC Clients Connected: Amount of clients connected to the Server.
  • OPC Client: Individual information for each client connected (Name, Identity and Connection Time).