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[SslProtocol] ; [WebSocket] ; [ScadaIIoTHostID]


Where:

  • ?BrokerURL?: MQTT Broker (Server) URL.
  • Port : MQTT Broker port. It must be the same port as configured in the Broker. Default value is 1883.
  • [Username] : Username defined on the MQTT. This is requested if the Broker needs this configuration (optional).
  • [Password]: Password defined on the MQTT. This is requested if the Broker needs this configuration (optional).
  • [X509Certificate]: Path of the X509 Client. If using a server-side only certificate, this field does not need to be configured. This must be the complete path of the X509 certificate on the client computer. The certificate must be installed on the computer. Note: One of the easiest ways to install the certificate on the client computer is to use the wizard and use the ”Internet Options” to import the certificate in the ”Trusted Root Certification Authorities”. You need to import the certificate in the DER format (optional).
  • [SslProtocol]: If MQTT Broker works by using a certificate, this field is mandatory and must be the same as configured in the MQTT Options: None, Ssl2, Ssl3, Tls, Tls11, and Tls12 (optional).
  • [WebSocket]: Flag indicating if the connection to the MQTT Broker should be via the WebSocket. Check how MQTT Broker works before checking it (optional).
  • [ScadaIIoTHostID]: If the channel works as EoN Node, some Scada IIoT Host are active, and other MQTT Brokers are also present in the network (redundancy, scalability, etc), then this field is used to know what MQTT Broker must be used. Scada IIoT Host publishes your ID when connecting to the MQTT Broker (optional).

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?GroupId?;?EdgeNodeId?;?DeviceId?;?QoS?

Where:

  • ?GroupId?: Provides a logical grouping of Edge Nodes. Wildcards are not supported.
  • ?EdgeNodeId?: Identifies ID of Edge Nodes. Wildcards are not supported.
  • QoS : Quality of Service (QoS) is an agreement between sender and receiver of a message regarding the guarantees of delivering a message. There are 3 QoS levels:
    • AtMostOnce
    • AtLeastOnce
    • ExactlyOnce

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For more information, please refer to the TagProvider document.

How to Configure

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